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Bitcoin bulls press BTC price closer to a key resistance level as crypto markets rebound and investor sentiment improves.

Bitcoin is more likely to soar to a new $110,000 all-time high on easing monetary policy than to stage another correction below $77,000.

This week’s Bitcoin rallies failed to overcome sellers at the $87,500 level, but many analysts still believe the corrective bottom was at $77,000. How will altcoins react while BTC trades in a range?

Bitcoin holds the steady near $85,000 as the Coinbase Premium returns and positive comments from the Fed and President Trump add to traders' confidence.

The Fed’s quantitative tightening is “basically over,” which has crypto analysts feeling slightly more bullish about its implications for the crypto market.

While Bitcoin may experience a retracement to $70,000, this remains part of an organic “correction within a bull market,” Nansen analysts told Cointelegraph.

Bitcoin risks a fall below the critical $78,258 support, opening the doors for a further fall to $73,777.

Arthur Hayes previously predicted Bitcoin could fall to $70,000, while 10x Research analysts has called it a “textbook correction.”

Large hedge funds playing the ETF arbitrage game are starting to unwind their positions, putting more selling pressure on Bitcoin, says BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes.

Creating a national stockpile of Bitcoin or cryptocurrency would turn any crypto held by the government into a “political weapon,” Maelstrom’s Arthur Hayes said.

Bitcoin and altcoins saw sharp selling as traders reduced risk following the popular launch of the DeepSeek AI app.

TRUMP memecoin price could be headed toward $100 by the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump on Jan. 20, BitMEX cofounder suggests.

Bitcoin’s sell-off shows no signs of forming a bottom, which is destroying traders’ appetite for altcoins.

The incoming Trump administration’s crypto regulations and the US Federal Reserve’s monetary policy path remain the biggest factors influencing Bitcoin’s price trajectory.

Bitcoin needs to find support in the $90,000 to $85,000 range in order for altcoins to recover and find new buyers.