The MACD indicator has had a bearish crossover on the weekly Bitcoin chart, suggesting a potential correction in price. In the past, such crossovers have led to significant downturns. Bitcoin is currently recovering from previous dips but may experience a short-term pullback of around 16.95% to 23.46%. However, there is still a bullish macro trend and long-term investors should remain cautious but expect volatility. The BTC exchange inflow and outflow ratio also indicates accumulation and historically triggers price increases. Bitcoin's price is currently consolidating near $97,588.70, and if demand sustains, it could surpass $100,000 in the short term. Failure to sustain demand may lead to stagnation. BTC liquidity is concentrated above the consolidation zone, creating potential resistance around $100,000. A breakout above this level could cause increased volatility and upward momentum. Short-term, Bitcoin could retest $100,000 with strong buying pressure, while failure to break this level may result in a drop toward $95,000 or lower. A sustained accumulation near $100,000 could signal strong demand before the next bullish move. Traders should monitor liquidity shifts and order book changes for confirmation or potential reversals. The 7th week of 2025 has seen a positive return for Bitcoin, marking only the second time since 2013 this has occurred. Historically, the 7th week has shown significant gains, and if history repeats, a strong breakout could happen. This could potentially push the price above $100,000 in the short term. Failure to sustain momentum could lead to prolonged consolidation. Traders should watch for volume spikes and macroeconomic signals to confirm any breakout.



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