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Cryptocurrency News Articles
Descending Broadening Wedge Breakout Clears Path To $100,000 Again
Apr 13, 2025 at 09:30 pm
Bitcoin has broken out of a technical formation that may place it on track toward a decisive test zone between $96,200 and $102,100.

Bitcoin price broke out of a technical formation that could be setting it up for a decisive test zone between $96,200 and $102,100, an analyst observed.
Bitcoin Breaks Out Of Broadening Wedge
The past 24 hours of Bitcoin price action saw it return to the $85,000 mark as buying pressure began to exert itself again. Notably, this buying pressure has managed to break out above the upper trendline of a descending broadening wedge formation. This pattern is typically signaled as a reversal candlestick, and its breakout implies strong continuation upwards if validated.
The breakout of the formation was noted in an analysis posted on X (formerly Twitter) by crypto analyst Titan of Crypto. Notably, the price chart shared by the analyst shows that the wedge formation has been unfolding in the daily candlestick timeframe since the past three months. The wedge began forming after Bitcoin’s peak above $108,000 in late January and gradually widened.
At the time of the analysis, Bitcoin’s price had already clocked in two daily candlestick closes above the upper trendline of the broadening wedge. According to the analyst, the breakout will most likely be confirmed this week. If confirmed, this will open up the stage for a run above the $100,000 price level again or at least $96,200. Notably, the analyst highlighted the region between $96,200 and $102,100 as the next target zone. He explained that this range may act as the actual test of Bitcoin’s strength as it will decide whether the breakout leads to continuation or stalls into rejection.
Image From X: Titan of Crypto
The analysis also touched upon the implications of the upcoming midterm elections in the U.S. on Bitcoin’s price trends. According to the analyst, the crypto market usually performs well during midterm election years.
"Historically, mid-term years tend to be good for crypto markets. We're currently +70% YTD on BTC. Past 2 mid-terms saw strong gains in crypto markets. 3 out of the past 4 mid-term years have seen triple-digit YTD gains in BTC. Past 2 saw +150% and +250% YTD gains in BTC. Let's see how this one plays out," the analyst stated.
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Huge Short Positions Could Spark Liquidation-Driven Rally
Another crypto analyst, Sensei, weighed in on the potential implications of the massive short positions in the market. According to the analyst, a move to $90,000 could trigger a liquidation event that would liquidate more than $8 billion in short positions.
The cumulative short liquidation data from Coinglass shows a large wall of leveraged short interest concentrated below that level across major exchanges like Binance, OKX, and Bybit.
Image From X: Sensei
The data reflects a significant imbalance in the derivatives market, with short positions dominating until the $90,000 mark, beyond which liquidation-driven buying could intensify. If Bitcoin does push into this zone, the resulting cascade of liquidations among short positions may provide the momentum required to push the Bitcoin price further toward the $96,200 to $102,100 target zone.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at $84,706.
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