Bitcoin (BTC) BTC rallied above $102,000 after briefly falling below $101,000 in a volatile session marked by unusually heavy trading, according to CoinDesk Research's technical analysis model.
Market participants reacted swiftly to the dip, which pushed BTC near the bottom of its month-long trading range.
The reversal gained momentum as volume accelerated, leading to a strong rebound. The move coincided with a sharply worded post from James Lavish, a Managing Partner of the Bitcoin Opportunity Fund, who wrote on X: “If you are selling Bitcoin because of the possibility of the world going to war, you have absolutely no idea what you own.”
The $100K–$110K range has contained price movement for nearly a month. On-chain metrics suggest a balanced market with neither excessive profit-taking nor aggressive accumulation, while derivatives data indicates cautious sentiment with continued demand for downside protection.
Technical Analysis Highlights
- A midnight push lifted BTC above $102,800 with trading volume peaking at 17,906 BTC.
- Between 05:57 and 06:00, BTC climbed from $102,767 to $102,912, supported by volume spikes over 150 BTC per minute.
- Peak recovery-period volume hit 184.24 BTC, helping drive price toward $102,990.
- Minute-level consolidation around $102,680–$102,720 preceded the breakout.
- A higher support level began forming near $102,870 as volatility decreased.
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