Bitcoin’s breakout above $121,000 is a powerful signal — not just a short squeeze, but a renewed vote of confidence in digital assets amid fading momentum in traditional safe havens like gold. The liquidation of $313 million in short positions shows bears were heavily caught off guard, amplifying the rally.
That said, sustaining new highs will depend on two key factors:
1. Liquidity & macro backdrop: If the Fed stays dovish and global liquidity remains ample, capital could keep flowing into Bitcoin as an inflation hedge.
2. Psychological resistance: The $124,000–$125,000 zone is a major resistance level. Breaking above it convincingly could open a path toward $130,000 or higher.
📈 Personally, I’m moderately bullish, but cautious — the recent surge feels partly driven by forced liquidations, not purely organic buying. If BTC consolidates above $120K with strong volume, a new leg higher is very possible.
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