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Bitcoin Builds Short-Term Strength — $95,000 Now the Level That Matters


Bitcoin is up nearly 2% over the past 24 hours, holding firmly above $92,200. While the daily chart remains slow and range-bound, the 4-hour timeframe is beginning to show early signs of strength.


Because shorter timeframes reflect momentum shifts faster, the next few sessions could determine whether Bitcoin finally challenges $95,000 — a level widely viewed as pivotal for the next phase of BTC’s price advance.



Short-Term Strength Builds, but Risks Remain


On the 4-hour chart, Bitcoin is close to forming a bullish EMA crossover, where the 50-EMA moves above the 100-EMA. Exponential moving averages give greater weight to recent price action, making them useful for identifying early trend changes. A completed crossover typically signals rising buying momentum.


The gap between these two EMAs has narrowed sharply. If the crossover confirms, Bitcoin would have a clearer path toward $95,700, a major resistance zone.


However, Bull Bear Power, which measures whether buyers or sellers dominate each candle, has weakened. If this indicator slips further, the crossover could fail — marking the primary short-term risk to the bullish setup.



$95,000 Remains the Critical Barrier


This technical picture aligns with broader market commentary. Analysts at the all-in-one crypto ecosystem for business B2BINPAY noted in an exclusive comment to BeInCrypto:



“Bitcoin is trading in the $92,000–$93,000 range, yet all attempts to break $95,000 have failed so far. It lacks the drivers to do so with confidence.


If that changes, Bitcoin could attempt $96,000. A successful consolidation above that area could open the door to a move toward $100,000.”


Their view reinforces the idea that $95,000 is the real inflection point. Sustained strength above it would be required for any meaningful push toward six-figure territory.



Rising Dormancy Could Act as a Catalyst


On-chain data is adding another layer of support. Spent Coins Age Bands, which track how frequently older coins move, show a sharp decline — signaling rising dormancy. When older coins remain inactive, selling pressure tends to decrease, often preceding short-term rebounds.


The metric has fallen from 24,100 on December 10 to 12,500 today, nearly a 50% drop.


Similar patterns have preceded rallies:



  • Dec 2–9: Spent coins fell from 27,800 to 9,200; Bitcoin gained ~5%.


  • Nov 21–24: A drop in spent coins preceded an 8% rally, from $85,500 to $92,300.


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