Bitcoin May Shatter Records This Week—Are We All Secretly Financial Geniuses Now?

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Today in the cryptoverse, everything is suspiciously calm: the sort of prelude that either leads to a nap or a loud bang. Bitcoin, that notoriously shy asset, is now sitting pretty at $107,375, up just 0.3%. It’s not exactly sprinting, but at least it hasn’t run away to join a circus. Meanwhile, other coins—XRP, BNB, Solana, Dogecoin, SUI, and Cardano—are all politely gesturing their own upward inclinations, eking out small gains of 1–4%. One senses a stiff upper lip and an air of expectation, like British weather before it rains.

Is Bitcoin Just Clearing Its Throat? The Bull Market Might Be

Enter stage left: analyst Michaël van de Poppe, declaring that Bitcoin now has “an extremely bullish setup.” Which, translated from Analyst into English, means it’s time to make dramatic hand gestures towards the future. There’s talk of a new all-time high that could arrive as soon as this week—so, hold onto your digital wallets and your faint hopes.

The coin recently did a fancy hop above $108K (liquidity sweep for those who like technical terms) and then casually strolled back down, pausing just under a mythical land called Major Resistance. Our analyst friend assures us that if Bitcoin vaults over $110,500, things could get truly hysterical—possibly resembling the last time it pranced above $106.5K, which I’m told made grown men weep and dogs bark in binary.

If, however, Bitcoin feels like being a tease, it might tumble back to the $105,500 – $104,000 range for a quick dip—apparently a prime spot for enthusiasts to buy the dip, presumably while muttering to themselves about “strong hands.” Should we really descend, there’s another support option at the $98,500 – $100,000 level, which is about as reassuring as a parachute made of tissue paper. Still, history suggests that whenever Bitcoin falls, it likes to come bouncing back—just like last week, when it did its best impression of a yo-yo.

The $110K Resistance – Now With Added Drama

Here’s the bit where every analyst finds a way to say “the bull market isn’t over, unless it is.” The MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value, for those still awake) is at 2.2—a number that basically means Bitcoin still has room to puff itself up. If someone can muster more enthusiasm (namely, ETF inflows), we could gallop off to $112K, or even $165K, which you have to admit would buy a lot of coffee. Or, a small Mediterranean island.

But back in the cool level-headed corner, another analyst, AlphaBTC, says it’s going to take real momentum to turn the $108K–$110K region from a wall into a trampoline. Please picture Bitcoin, if you will, with little legs and a fierce look of determination.

$108K: Bitcoin’s Final Boss Level?

Should our hero suffer a minor setback to $104K–$105K, it’s apparently a clever maneuver to “grab liquidity.” As if Bitcoin is some hungry, foraging creature. Rekt Capital—yes, that’s the actual name—declares the $108K mark to be the “final major weekly resistance,” which makes it sound a bit like clearing customs at a very unwelcoming airport.

Scott Melker, another analyst (and not, as far as I know, a vampire), gives Bitcoin credit for staying upright despite short-term mood swings and global drama. The underlying demand, especially from institutions, is keeping things sturdy. Over the past 12 days, spot Bitcoin ETFs welcomed $4 billion in new subscriptions—a fact that should leave retail investors muttering, “Wait, where do I sign up for that?”

Even with international wobbles, Bitcoin seems to be doing its own thing—onwards and upwards, powered by equal parts optimism and caffeine.

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How much will 1 Bitcoin cost in 2025?
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How much will the price of Bitcoin be in 2040?

If your grandchildren are still speaking to you, you can tell them your Bitcoin could theoretically hit $13,532,059.98. Of course, by then a cup of coffee may cost a few million, but let’s not dwell on the details.

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2025-06-28 16:37