Bitcoin is struggling to regain momentum after a week marked by intensified selling pressure, mounting exchange inflows, and deteriorating technical indicators.

Bitcoin’s latest downturn has reignited fear across the market, but analysts argue that the current drop may be part of a much larger bullish pattern rather than the start of a prolonged crash.

Bitcoin is once again stuck in a tightening range, unable to establish a decisive trend as traders weigh conflicting signals across the charts.

Bitcoin entered Thursday trading with muted momentum, holding just above $102,000 as the market continued digesting its sharp retracement from the October 6 all-time high.

Bitcoin’s rally may be entering a critical phase as macroeconomic optimism clashes with on-chain caution.

After narrowly escaping a historic 40-day U.S. government shutdown, markets are catching their breath. Bitcoin has reclaimed the $100,000 level, yet analysts warn the recovery may not mark the beginning of a new bull cycle just yet.

After nearly a year of bullish momentum, Bitcoin’s seasonal streak finally snapped. The cryptocurrency closed October in negative territory, down almost 4% - a rare setback for a month traders have long dubbed “Uptober.”

Bitcoin continues to frustrate traders with choppy price action, hovering near $110,000 while showing signs of forming a symmetrical triangle pattern - a structure often preceding a sharp breakout.

Bitcoin has bounced back above $110,000, regaining ground after a turbulent week that saw the world’s largest cryptocurrency briefly dip to around $106,000.

Bitcoin’s price hovered near $112,600 on Tuesday after several days of sideways movement, with mixed signals emerging from key technical indicators and regional trading activity.

Bitcoin has regained its bullish footing, with analysts from 10x Research pointing to a potential rally toward $123,000.

Bitcoin (BTC) is showing impressive resilience ahead of this week’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, with analysts suggesting that the recent consolidation could set the stage for another breakout.