- BTC has a bullish H4 structure, and sizable capital inflows according to the CMF.
- This steady buying pressure could drive prices toward the $90.5k resistance level.
The Bitcoin (BTC) price trajectory has been bullish over the past week. Compared to last Tuesday’s low of $81.1k, BTC was up 6.88% at press time. For long-term investors, news that the realized price was rising meant that HODLers were still largely profitable.
If the realized price continues to rise, it may accompany a BTC price push toward $150k-$180k. In the coming days, moving beyond the mid-range resistance is a positive sign.
BTC breaks the $86.8k local resistance
Since late February, Bitcoin’s price has traded within a range of $79.2k to $94.3k, with a midpoint at $86.8k. On March 24th, the price surpassed this local resistance.
Following this move, there was a minor 2% pullback, but Bitcoin still showed potential for further gains. The 4-hour chart remains bullish, supported by higher highs and higher lows over the past week.
The CMF indicated bullish momentum with a reading of +0.16, reflecting strong capital inflows. The OBV has gradually risen over the past ten days but has yet to reach the local highs observed on March 3rd.
Key resistance levels to monitor are $90.5k and $94.3k, which represent immediate bullish targets for Bitcoin.
The 1-week liquidation heatmap showed rejection at the $88.2k liquidity cluster on March 24th. Another significant liquidity pocket has formed between $88.9k and $89.7k, just below the $90k psychological level.
A strong magnetic zone was identified at $83k, but its distance from the current BTC price of $86.6k suggests an upward move is more likely. This short-term bullish outlook is further supported by technical analysis of the 4-hour chart.
However, a bearish reversal could occur in the $89k-$89.7k range. Swing traders should consider taking profits in this region. The next resistance at $90.5k may present a challenging hurdle for the bulls.
Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion
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