With Bitcoin bouncing off $100k to reach a new all-time high, will the BTC price reach a projected milestone of $111K?

The total cryptocurrency market capitalization has reached $3.62 trillion, and Bitcoin (BTC) has experienced significant fluctuations. Specifically, today, the excitement around Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony led to a surge in Bitcoin’s price.

Now that a new all-time high has been set, will Bitcoin’s rally continue and push the price above $110k?

Bitcoin Price Analysis

Notably, BTC dropped by 3.06% last night, falling from $104,432 to a closing price of $101,237. The price also hit a 24-hour low of $99,462 before rebounding to close above $100K.

Currently, Bitcoin is trading at $107,601, with an intraday gain of 6.29%. This indicates two consecutive daily candles showing lower price rejections, reflecting strong underlying demand.

The current candle has formed a bullish engulfing pattern, with a 24-hour high of $109,356. This suggests the overnight correction has faded as Bitcoin price surpassed the December peak of $108K.

Key exponential moving averages remain aligned positively despite short-term fluctuations. Additionally, the daily RSI maintains an upward trend, staying above the midpoint. Thus, technical indicators suggest a positive outlook for Bitcoin’s price movement.

Bitcoin Derivatives Turn Volatile

The derivatives market has become increasingly optimistic with the fresh volatility in Bitcoin prices.

Bitcoin Derivatives

Open interest has increased by 3.69%, reaching $70.80 billion. The long-short ratio has surpassed the unit ratio, indicating a greater number of bullish positions.

Moreover, the funding rate for BTC remains positive at 0.0141%. This suggests the derivatives market is still optimistic about Bitcoin’s upward trend despite a rise in bearish positions.

BTC Price Target

Based on price action analysis, the next trend in Bitcoin’s price will likely push beyond the $110k mark, as previously projected in our analysis.

However, if the price closes below $100,000, Bitcoin could potentially drop to the $95,119 support level.