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Bitcoin Reclaims $110,000 as Bullish Momentum Builds

Bitcoin Reclaims $110,000 as Bullish Momentum Builds

Bitcoin has once again surged above the $110,000 mark, reinforcing its bullish trajectory and recovering from last month’s mid-cycle consolidation.

As of Thursday, Bitcoin is trading at $110,005.61, up 81.73% year-over-year, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

Market Metrics Confirm Strength

  • Market Cap: $2.18 trillion (↑ 2.21%)
  • 24h Volume: $56.29 billion (↑ 16.83%)
  • Circulating Supply: 19.88 million BTC
  • Max Supply: 21 million BTC
  • Volume-to-Market Cap Ratio: 2.52%

Bitcoin’s steady climb comes amid increasing investor interest, strong on-chain activity, and growing institutional involvement. The rally follows recent developments including:

  • The U.S. Senate passage of Trump’s economic stimulus bill, which could inject new liquidity into markets
  • Rising ETF inflows and renewed corporate BTC accumulation (e.g. Metaplanet, Strategy)
  • Continued macro uncertainty driving interest in Bitcoin as a hedge

Bullish Chart Structure Holds

After bouncing from support in May, BTC has carved out higher lows and broken past short-term resistance, confirming renewed strength among bulls.

Despite brief volatility, Bitcoin’s ability to hold above six figures suggests a continued uptrend, especially as demand increases in both spot and derivatives markets.

Looking Ahead

Bitcoin’s next major resistance sits in the $115,000–$118,000 zone, while support has established around $104,000–$106,000. If current momentum sustains, analysts expect a push toward previous cycle highs—potentially setting the stage for a broader crypto market rally in Q3.

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