Bitcoin is facing strong headwinds just shy of its all-time high, with analysts at Swissblock warning that a breakout may be off the table—at least for now.
According to the firm, BTC appears stuck between the $100,000 floor and a resistance zone just under $110,000. They describe the current price action as a “stall,” adding that any move beyond the current range will require a fresh surge in fundamental momentum.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $104,447—about 7% beneath last month’s peak near $112,000.
Swissblock cautioned earlier this week that the lack of new capital entering the market raises the risk of a double-top formation, a technical pattern that often signals an impending reversal.
In parallel, a joint report with analyst Willy Woo, titled Bitcoin Vector, showed that while transaction volumes and liquidity are sliding, the network remains fundamentally stable.
The report highlighted three main takeaways:
This combination, according to Swissblock and Woo, suggests that while Bitcoin might remain rangebound for now, a sharp decline is unlikely—at least until sentiment or fundamentals shift more significantly.
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Anthony Pompliano, a prominent Bitcoin advocate and co-founder of Morgan Creek Digital, is reportedly preparing to launch a new BTC-focused investment firm dubbed ProCapBTC.
Economist Peter Schiff has revived his long-running feud with Bitcoin, warning that shareholders in Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy, could come to rue the day they followed its “all-in” crypto play.
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