Bitcoin News Today: Bitcoin Targeted at $130K as ETF Inflows Hit $50B, $110K Support Holds

Bitcoin's price trajectory has drawn renewed attention as analysts highlight the potential for a surge toward $130,000, contingent on maintaining key support levels and sustained ETF inflows. Institutional participation and spot ETF dynamics are increasingly shaping the market structure, with Markus Thielen of 10X Research emphasizing that sustained support above $110,000 could drive Bitcoin toward the $130,000 threshold [1]. This projection is underpinned by historical volatility patterns and institutional adoption, as macroeconomic factors—particularly stimulus-driven risk-on sentiment—amplify demand for crypto assets [2].

The recent surge in ETF inflows has accelerated Bitcoin’s institutionalization. Year-to-date, nearly $50 billion has flowed into Bitcoin investment products, with U.S.-listed spot ETFs recording over $18 billion in inflows since April 2025. Total net assets in these funds now exceed $151.6 billion, reflecting growing confidence in Bitcoin as a strategic asset class [2]. Analysts attribute this trend to broader macroeconomic shifts, including central bank policies and global liquidity dynamics, which have positioned crypto as an alternative to traditional markets [4].

Technical analysis underscores the criticality of key support and resistance levels. If Bitcoin sustains above $110,000, it could target the +2.0 sigma level at approximately $130,000 [1]. However, immediate challenges include defending the $116,400 area, as noted by CryptoQuant’s Chairman Lee. A breakdown below this level risks a correction toward $112K–$110K, while holding above $116K preserves structural momentum for a push toward $124K–$130K [2]. On-chain data further complicates the outlook: a declining UTXO count suggests long-term accumulation, but rising exchange reserves hint at profit-taking that could temporarily weigh on prices [2].

While bullish forecasts dominate, cautionary signals are emerging. Long-term holders are accelerating distribution, and the MVRV ratio—a measure of unrealized gains—indicates a market poised for growth but vulnerable to overheating [2]. At press time, Bitcoin traded at $119,241, up 0.9% in the past 24 hours, reflecting a delicate balance between optimism and risk management [2]. Analysts like IcoHolder have tied the $130K target to sustained ETF inflows and institutional buying, drawing parallels to historical risk-on cycles [3].

The broader market context reinforces this narrative. If current momentum holds, Bitcoin could reach $130K following the recent “Crypto Week” boost, as trading volumes surged near all-time highs [5]. Galaxy Digital has also highlighted Bitcoin’s potential to reach $130K–$150K, citing expanding supply dynamics and adoption trends [4]. However, ambitious year-end targets like $180,000 remain contingent on macroeconomic stability, with the $110K level serving as a critical psychological and technical benchmark [2].

Sources:

[1] [Bitcoin Analysts Predict $130,000 Surge If $110K Support Holds](https://www.ainvest.com/news/bitcoin-news-today-bitcoin-analysts-predict-130-000-surge-110k-support-holds-2507/)

[2] [Bitcoin Must Defend This Key Support For $180,000 Year-End Target](https://cryptorank.io/news/feed/68e8a-bitcoin-must-defend-this-key-support-for-180000-year-end-target-analyst-says)

[3] [When Will Bitcoin Resume Its Growth? A Forecast](https://icoholder.com/es/news/when-will-bitcoin-resume-its-growth-a-forecast)

[4] [$4,000 Is Ethereum’s Last Hurdle Before Price Discovery](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/4-000-ethereums-last-hurdle-213103934.html)

[5] [Bitcoin Price Prediction: $130K in Sight After ‘Crypto Week’ Boost](https://cryptodnes.bg/en/news/bitcoin/)