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How High Can Bitcoin Go? BTC Price Surging Towards $110K

How High Can Bitcoin Go? BTC Price Surging Towards $110K

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How High Can Bitcoin Go? BTC Price Surging Towards $110K
Bitcoin price is surging

Bitcoin came within striking distance of its all-time high on Tuesday, surging past $106,000 before hitting resistance and retracing slightly.

While some investors braced for a deeper correction, several technical indicators suggest that the crypto market’s most dominant asset may be gearing up for another rally.

Bitcoin Tests Key Levels—Then Retreats

Bitcoin (BTC) touched a high of $106,680 on May 20 before slipping back below $106,000. This pullback followed a strong upward move triggered by:

  • ETF inflows: Renewed interest in U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs after a week of net inflows.
  • Weaker U.S. dollar: A drop in the dollar index made alternative assets more attractive.
  • Technical momentum: BTC’s price broke through short-term resistance near $104,000 last week, setting up bullish momentum.

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