Bitcoin in Consolidation Mode: Key Support at $107K, MACD Turns Bearish
Bitcoin dipped modestly today, retracing from intraday highs after Elon Musk’s recent remarks positioning BTC as a “proof‑of‑energy” system failed to spark fresh momentum. The pullback underscores lingering volatility despite continued institutional interest.
Bitcoin dominance currently hovers around 46.8 %, with total crypto market capitalization near $4.2 trillion, down roughly 3 % on the day. Over the past 24 hours, the derivatives space witnessed $1.8 billion in liquidations, with long positions in Ethereum absorbing about $500 million of that total.

In response to recent volatility, open interest in Bitcoin futures has declined from $44.8 billion to about $42.7 billion, particularly after BTC slipped below the $113,000 mark. On-chain metrics also suggest weakness: long‑term holders have distributed over 3.4 million BTC in realized profits this cycle, straining the balance between accumulation and profit taking.
Altcoin Rotation and ETH Outflows Take Spotlight
While Bitcoin wrestles with liquidity and leverage resets, capital has been rotating into select altcoins—especially Ethereum. ETH saw heavier liquidation — about 30 % of total derivative liquidations — suggesting speculative excess in that market.
At the same time, Ethereum exchange balances continue to decline, hinting at accumulation pressures off exchanges. The flow dynamic implies traders may be reallocating from BTC into ETH or high-momentum altcoins, seeking sharper upside following Bitcoin’s more measured reactions.
One CEO at a mid‑size crypto fund, speaking anonymously, observed: “We’re seeing marginal capital shift into high-gamma altcoins — players are betting on asymmetric wins now that Bitcoin’s path seems congested. But they’re also vulnerable to cascading deltas if macro stress returns.”
Technical Analysis
- RSI (14): Bitcoin is trading in a neutral zone (roughly 50–55), lacking a clear overbought or oversold signal.
- MACD: A mild bearish crossover has formed, with the MACD line inching below the signal line, pointing to fading upward momentum.
- DMI / ADX: The ADX is flattening near 25, indicating the trend is losing strength. The –DI line is slightly edging above +DI, suggesting downside pressure is creeping in.
Key support zones lie between $107,000–$110,000, with resistance clustered around $123,000–$125,000. A break below the lower band risks triggering further liquidation cascades, while a decisive move above resistance could set off a short squeeze.








