Bullish momentum builds, but rising miner activity and leverage zones may disrupt the trend.
Bitcoin’s rally above $118K was backed by a $200 million Net Taker Volume spike and falling NVT Ratio, but rising MPI and clustered short liquidations suggest possible near-term volatility despite strong spot demand.
Bitcoin [BTC] has punched through its previous highs, clocking a new all-time high of $118,000. In tandem, Net Taker Volume surged past $200 million, a level not seen since February 2025.
This metric reflects aggressive market participation as buyers lift offers to chase price gains.
Historically, such spikes in taker volume often signal the start of breakout rallies. However, this behavior has also preceded local tops, prompting caution.
Bitcoin’s rally remains fueled by strong spot demand and healthy network activity, but early signs of miner selling and leveraged short pressure could introduce volatility.
While key metrics support continued upside, traders must stay cautious as historical patterns suggest profit-taking often follows such aggressive inflows.
Maintaining momentum will depend on whether bullish forces can overcome potential resistance zones and sustain demand across spot and derivatives markets.
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