Key takeaways
- Bitcoin hit a new all-time high of $112k after adding 3% to its value on Wednesday.
- The coin could rally towards $115k-$120k if macro conditions remain favorable and price action holds.
Bitcoin hits a new all-time high
Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency by market cap, surged to a new all-time high price on Wednesday after adding 3% to its value. The new Bitcoin all-time high now stands at $112,128 as analysts predict the coin to hit between $115k and $120k over the coming weeks or months.
The positive performance comes amid growing institutional demand. Recent reports reveal that spot Bitcoin ETFs now have nearly $150 billion in assets under management (AUM).
Furthermore, an increasing number of companies are adding Bitcoin to their balance sheets. Strategy, Metaplanet, and GameStop are the biggest corporate Bitcoin adopters, but more companies are now implementing Bitcoin treasuries.
BTC could surge to $115k
The BTC/USD 4H chart is bullish but inefficient after Bitcoin rallied to a new all-time high. This means that Bitcoin could temporarily dip to the $109,700 level to grab liquidity before rallying higher.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) of 65 shows that Bitcoin is currently in a buying spree, but investors could push it higher. Furthermore, the MACD lines are in the positive zone, suggesting a bullish bias.
If Bitcoin rallies higher and $112K becomes support, the rally could extend toward $116K–$120K. Supporting confluences for this rally include a clean break of all-time high, continued accumulation by institutions, lack of major resistance until $115k psychological level, and the 4-Hour Fair Value Gap ($109,800-$110,800) remaining intact.
However, if the rally stalls at the all-time high levels, we may see a correction. The failed breakout above $112,000 with no sustained momentum could see BTC dip lower. If that happens, the 4H FVG around $109k would not provide any major support, and BTC could drop to the $108k level.
