After briefly dipping below $108,000, Bitcoin (BTC) has made a strong comeback — rebounding above the $112,000 mark as traders shift focus back to crypto amid weakness in gold and silver markets. 💥
According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin jumped past $112K following a sharp intraday reversal, with analysts highlighting $112K as a key resistance zone. If bulls manage to hold this level, BTC could target $114K–$115K next, signaling renewed momentum in the market.
Meanwhile, the support zone remains near $107K–$110K, where buying interest has been seen repeatedly. Whale activity and easing macro tensions also appear to be supporting sentiment. 🐋
However, experts warn that the rebound needs confirmation through a sustained close above $112K before declaring a new uptrend. Crypto traders are now watching upcoming economic data and Fed signals for clues on whether this recovery continues
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📈 #BitcoinRebound # BTC Surges Above $112K
After briefly dipping below $108,000, Bitcoin (BTC) has made a strong comeback — rebounding above the $112,000 mark as traders shift focus back to crypto amid weakness in gold and silver markets. 💥
According to CoinDesk, Bitcoin jumped past $112K following a sharp intraday reversal, with analysts highlighting $112K as a key resistance zone.
If bulls manage to hold this level, BTC could target $114K–$115K next, signaling renewed momentum in the market.
Meanwhile, the support zone remains near $107K–$110K, where buying interest has been seen repeatedly.
Whale activity and easing macro tensions also appear to be supporting sentiment. 🐋
However, experts warn that the rebound needs confirmation through a sustained close above $112K before declaring a new uptrend.
Crypto traders are now watching upcoming economic data and Fed signals for clues on whether this recovery continues