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Bitcoin’s price has remained resilient above the $115,000 level, a threshold analysts view as pivotal for maintaining its recent bullish momentum. Following a record high of $123,100 in early July, the cryptocurrency entered a consolidation phase, with price action becoming increasingly choppy. However, a key support zone between $110,000 and $115,000 has emerged as a focal point for market participants. This level, identified through on-chain metrics like the UTXO (unspent transaction output) distribution, reflects a gap in significant transactions at this price range. Analysts suggest this gap could act as a structural support if buyers continue to defend it, potentially signaling growing confidence among long-term holders [1].
The relevance of the $115,000 level is underscored by recent volatility. On July 25,
briefly dipped below this threshold, triggering $731.93 million in long-position liquidations across exchanges, but swiftly rebounded to reclaim the level [7]. This resilience has drawn comparisons to prior resistance zones, such as the $120,000 ceiling, which Bitcoin has repeatedly tested without a decisive breakthrough. A sustained close above $118,500 could trigger a short-term breakout, potentially targeting $125,000 [3], while a failure to hold above $115,000 risks a retest of lower supports, including the $114,000 floor [8].Market sentiment remains cautiously optimistic. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index currently stands at 70, reflecting a balance between caution and bullishness. Meanwhile, open interest has surged to $44.5 billion, indicating heightened speculative activity despite the volatility [4]. Analysts at
highlighted a rare institutional transaction—selling 80,000 BTC—as a potential catalyst for further price action [7]. As of this writing, Bitcoin is valued at approximately $118,050, reflecting a 2% increase in the past 24 hours [1].Looking ahead, the interplay between on-chain metrics and macroeconomic factors will shape Bitcoin’s trajectory. A break above $118,000 could attract additional buyers, while a sustained drop below $115,000 may invite short-term bearish pressure. The $98,000 level has also emerged as a critical threshold; a breakdown below this zone could invalidate the current bullish narrative [5]. Broader cryptocurrency markets, including
and , have shown mixed corrections but remain broadly positive [7].As traders monitor volume patterns and derivative activity for signals of trend continuation or reversal, the $115,000 level remains a key battleground. The balance between accumulated buying interest and liquidity demands will ultimately determine whether Bitcoin’s recent consolidation proves to be a springboard for further gains or a precursor to renewed volatility.
Source:
[1] [Bitcoin Price Holds Above $115,000 — Here’s Why This Level Is Significant](https://www.newsbtc.com/news/bitcoin/bitcoin-price-hold-above-115000-why/)
[3] [Bitcoin Consolidates Near $115K–$116K Neckline as Bulls Target $125K](https://www.ainvest.com/news/bitcoin-news-today-bitcoin-consolidates-115k-116k-neckline-bulls-target-125k-open-interest-hits-44-5b-2507/)
[4] [Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin Holds Key Support as Analysts Predict 14% Rally](https://www.ainvest.com/news/bitcoin-news-today-bitcoin-holds-key-support-analysts-predict-14-rally-strong-open-interest-macro-trends-2507/)
[5] [Bitcoin Must Stay Above $98K to Avoid Bearish Breakdown](https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-must-stay-above-98k-to-avoid-bearish-breakdown-experts-say/)
[7] [Bitcoin Resurges From $115K Amid Significant Liquidation in Long Positions](https://blockchainreporter.net/bitcoin-resurges-from-115k-amid-significant-liquidation-in-long-positions/)
[8] [Bullish Bias Remains Above $114K Floor](https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-price-watch-bullish-bias-remains-above-114k-floor/)
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