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Uptober has begun with Binance reporting $1.8 billion in
(BTC) futures buy volume, signaling heightened speculative activity as the market eyes a potential breakout above $130,000. Technical indicators and on-chain data suggest Bitcoin is consolidating near critical resistance levels, with traders and analysts closely monitoring for a sustained move higher. Recent price action has seen stabilize above $113,000 after a cooling phase reduced speculative leverage, creating favorable conditions for a bullish reversal[1].Bitcoin's price momentum has improved, with the Integrated Market Index stabilizing near neutral levels (45-50) and open interest flattening, indicating a shift to defensive positioning[1]. This balance phase-where neither buyers nor sellers dominate-has historically preceded stronger uptrends. The formation of an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern on the four-hour chart, with a neckline at $113,650, has drawn attention. A confirmed breakout above this level could trigger a 5.5% rally toward $120,000, with the relative strength index (RSI) stabilizing above 50 as a bullish signal[1].
Institutional demand and ETF inflows are reinforcing the bullish narrative. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have attracted $141.75 billion in assets under management, with BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) leading with $87 billion in assets[3]. These inflows have tightened liquidity on exchanges, reducing supply and amplifying upward pressure. Whale accumulation has also accelerated, with large holders adding 218,000 BTC since March[6]. Exchange balances have declined, indicating long-term conviction among institutional and retail investors[3].
Market structure further supports a breakout. The 50-day, 100-day, and 200-day exponential moving averages (EMAs) are clustering near current levels, and a close above these indicators could shift them into strong support[1]. On-chain metrics, including the Accumulation Trend Score, show larger entities accumulating Bitcoin at a rate of 15,000 BTC per month, reinforcing the idea that long-term holders view current levels as attractive entry points.
While $120,000 is the immediate target, some analysts project higher levels. Historical correlations with gold suggest Bitcoin could reach $150,000–$300,000 if the bull market continues[2]. A bullish megaphone pattern on the daily chart has also been cited as a potential catalyst for a $120,000 breakout[4]. However, risks remain, including the need to defend the $110,000–$112,000 support zone. Failure to hold this range could trigger a retest of $108,000[4].
Seasonal trends, regulatory clarity, and macroeconomic factors like the Federal Reserve's rate-cut expectations add to the bullish case. Bitcoin has historically gained in 10 of the past 12 Octobers, a narrative dubbed "Uptober." Institutional adoption, coupled with reduced volatility and improved market depth, positions Bitcoin for a sustained rally[7].
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