Will the Bitcoin Price Continue to Go Up in the Coming Days, or Will the Rally Lose Momentum?

As signs of recovery gain strength in the Bitcoin market, analysts are drawing attention to a critical resistance level. According to experts, the most important threshold for BTC in the short term is the $80,000 level, while buying activity by whales and ETF investors supports the market’s upward potential.

As the Bitcoin price has gradually risen in recent days, approaching the $80,000 level, a noticeable improvement in the market structure is being observed. However, analysts emphasize that it is not yet clear whether this rise will be permanent and that investor confidence continues to be tested. Recent data shows net inflows of over $11.8 million into spot Bitcoin ETFs, marking the sixth consecutive day of positive flow. On the same day, spot Ethereum ETFs saw inflows of approximately $43.4 million, continuing a nine-day uninterrupted inflow streak.

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According to the on-chain analysis platform Glassnode, Bitcoin has achieved a significant technical breakout, surpassing the “true market average” of $78,100 for the first time since mid-January. However, the fact that short-term investors’ cost basis is at $80,100 makes this region a strong resistance. According to the analysis, if the price reaches $80,000, more than 54% of investors who bought recently will be in profit. Such levels historically coincide with points where upward momentum has waned. Furthermore, it is noted that profits realized by short-term investors have reached $4.4 million on an hourly basis, approximately three times the $1.5 million level seen at local peaks earlier in the year.

Bitfinex analysts, however, paint a stronger picture in the medium term. They note that wallets holding more than 1,000 BTC have accumulated a total of 270,000 BTC in the last 30 days, the largest monthly increase since 2013. The fact that Bitcoin reserves on exchanges have fallen to their lowest level in seven years during the same period suggests that selling pressure may remain limited.

In the derivatives markets, a cautious outlook prevails. According to Glassnode data, funding rates for perpetual contracts remain in negative territory, suggesting that a strengthening spot demand could lead to a squeeze in short positions, potentially pushing prices upwards. On the other hand, the decline in implied volatility in the options market indicates that investors are not expecting aggressive price movements in the short term.

Nexo analyst Iliya Kalchev notes that the current rally is driven by spot demand rather than leverage, and states that for Bitcoin to sustainably surpass new highs, a clear improvement in geopolitical developments related to Iran or a general easing of financial conditions is needed. In this context, the $80,000 level stands out as a critical threshold, both technically and psychologically, that will determine the market’s direction.

*This is not investment advice.

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