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The Bitcoin market has stabilized after a volatile start to the week. Bitcoin has faced significant resistance at levels around $67,500 to $68,000. After rejecting this resistance, a pullback seems likely. Although Bitcoin has shown strength recently, the current economic fundamentals could contribute to a downturn. Overall, the situation remains largely unchanged, with Bitcoin dominance staying high.Â
An analyst recently opened up about BTC breaking a seven-month downtrend. However, new data has sparked optimism, suggesting a potential upward breakout in the near term. This analyst now believes that a breakout could happen within hours or days, paving the way for Bitcoin to reach its all-time high.
On Crypto Banterâs Ranâs Show, the analyst said that the crypto landscape has been dominated by narratives centered around memes and artificial intelligence, which have driven market interest recently. However, the analyst suggests that as Bitcoin approaches its all-time high, these themes may shift.Â
Market Conditions and Seller Exhaustion
He said that Bitcoin is currently in the process of challenging a critical downtrend. Despite some recent pullbacks, signs show that buyers are starting to assert control over the market. A significant observation is the reduction of sell walls on exchanges. This decline suggests that many sellers may be exhausted, which is a key factor in facilitating a market rebound.Â
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Trading and Institutional Activity
Institutional activity appears to be on the rise, as evidenced by the all-time high in open interest on the CME (Chicago Mercantile Exchange). This surge indicates that institutional investors are increasingly engaging with Bitcoin, suggesting a shift away from retail trading dominance. Moreover, recent data reveals substantial ETF inflowsâover $1.5 billion has entered the market within just a few days.Â
