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Bitcoin (BTC) — What to Expect This Coming Week

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*1. Price Movement Possibility*
Bitcoin has been trading under pressure near *89,000*, and analysts expect a potential breakout move soon. If BTC holds above its current support zone (≈85,000–87,000), it may retest the *95,000+* range in the coming days. However, if it breaks below support, a dip toward *82,000–80,000* is also possible.

*2. Market Sentiment & Technicals*
BTC is currently in a price compression phase — tight movement with low volatility — which often leads to sharp movement. A green breakout could push prices up rapidly if volume and sentiment align. A red breakout (downward) could trigger stop-loss cascades.

*3. External Factors That Could Affect BTC*
- *Macroeconomic data* (interest rate news, inflation numbers, or U.S. Fed commentary) expected next week may create volatility.
- *Institutional activity* remains cautious; big players like Strategy have reaffirmed they won’t sell their BTC holdings till 2065, signaling long-term belief despite short-term fear.
- Any *crypto regulation headlines* could shake prices short-term.
- *JPMorgan* still maintains that BTC could reach *170,000* in 2026 if global risk appetite returns.
- Analysts say reclaiming *113,000* this month would confirm bullish structure.
- Until then, Bitcoin might continue to consolidate between *85,000–95,000*.
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✅ Positive Signs for Bitcoin This Week

- Limited supply due to miner reward halving continues to support long-term bullish outlook.
- Technical charts still support an upward breakout if key levels hold.
- Sentiment among long-term holders remains strong.
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⚠️ Risks to Watch

- If BTC falls below 85,000, panic selling could accelerate.
- If U.S. or global economic data turns negative, crypto could react with risk-off behavior.
- Still high volatility — not ideal for short-term speculation without clear strategy.

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*Summary*:
The next week could be crucial. Either a breakout toward *100K+* begins — or Bitcoin faces another correction phase. Long-term potential remains strong, but short-term is uncertain.nextweekforBTC
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Pakistan signals strong commitment to Digital Asset Regulation Pakistan government signaled on Saturday strong commitment to Digital Asset Regulation in a meeting held with a delegation of cryptocurrency exchange Binance.Senior leadership from Binance, including Global CEO Richard Teng, visited Islamabad for high level engagements with the country’s top leadership.
The meeting was attended by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Chief of Army Staff (COAS) and Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir attended the meeting.
Bilal bin Saqib, Chairman Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA,) also attended the meeting and gave a briefing on his organisation, as per a statement from the Prime Minister’s House (PMO).

The development came a day after a high-level consultative meeting was convened at the Finance Division, co-chaired by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and Chairman of PVARA Bilal Bin Saqib, to discuss and advance work on Pakistan’s National Digital Asset Framework.
Governor State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) along with presidents and executives of Pakistan’s leading commercial banks and senior leadership from Binance, including Global CEO Richard Teng, participated in the discussion.

“The session reviewed Pakistan’s next steps toward building a secure, well-regulated, and innovation-driven digital asset ecosystem, with a particular emphasis on responsible operationalisation of on- and off-ramp infrastructure, enhanced compliance standards, improved market transparency, and stronger integration of regulated financial institutions,” the Finance Division said in a statement on Friday.
During the meeting, Senator Aurangzeb acknowledged that Pakistan digital asset adoption reflected an “irreversible global trend and underscored the economic opportunity to bring citizen-held virtual assets within formal monitoring structures”.

“Such integration would strengthen financial visibility, support creditworthiness assessments, and enhance national asset reporting without conferring legal tender status on digital assets,” the Finance Division said.
The meeting also reviewed the development of a structured licensing regime for Virtual Asset Service Providers to enhance transparency, meet global AML/CFT standards, attract institutional participation, and protect Pakistani users from the risks associated with unregulated offshore platforms.
However, Bilal bin Saqib has resigned from his post as Special Assistant to the Prime Minister on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency, it emerged last week.

Saqib, who was appointed Minister of State on May 26, 2025, stepped down after just a few months in office, according to reports.

Despite stepping down from his government role, reports indicated that Saqib will continue to serve as Chairman of the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, the autonomous body tasked with overseeing the country’s virtual assets sector.
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