Bitcoin Bucks Market Trend, Reaches New All-Time High

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The leading coin, Bitcoin (BTC), has touched a new all-time high of $109,350 during Monday’s early trading session. This surge comes amid the broader market decline that has persisted over the past 24 hours.


At press time, BTC trades at $107,422. With the strengthening buying pressure, the coin could resume its rally in the near term. 


Bitcoin Bulls Drive Prices Higher


An assessment of the BTC/USD one-day chart has shown the sustained demand for BTC despite the general market downturn. For example, its Balance of Power (BoP) is an uptrend at 0.75, reflecting the bullish bias toward the leading crypto asset.


This momentum indicator measures the dynamic between buying and selling pressure, indicating whether bulls (buyers) or bears (sellers) are in control. As with BTC, a positive BoP means buyers are dominant, driving prices upward as demand outweighs supply.


Bitcoin BoPBitcoin BoP. Source: TradingView


Notably, BTC’s spot inflows have risen to a 30-day high, confirming the surge in demand for the coin. According to Coinglass, this totals $316 million at the time of writing. 


When an asset’s spot inflows rise, more funds are moving into spot markets, often signaling increased buying activity and interest in the asset. This indicates growing demand for BTC, driving its price higher if supply remains limited.


Bitcoin Spot Inflow/Outflow.Bitcoin Spot Inflow/Outflow. Source: Coinglass

BTC Price Prediction: Is $110,000 Next?


If this buying momentum is maintained, Bitcoin’s price could reclaim its all-time high. In that scenario, the coin’s price could rally toward the highly coveted $110,000 price mark and attempt to surpass it.


Bitcoin Price Analysis


On the other hand, a spike in coin selloffs would invalidate this bullish thesis. In this case, BTC’s price could fall below $100,000 to trade at $99,80. 

Notably, Bitcoin is expected to be volatile amid Donald Trump’s inauguration. There is speculation that he might mention the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve during the speech.

In an interview with BeInCrypto, Tom Trowbridge, the CEO of Fluence, discussed the impact of the Trump administration on Bitcoin.

“The incoming administration ushers a new world for the crypto ecosystem. The scale of change we are about to see is hard to overstate, and despite the recent rise in Bitcoin and some other assets since the election, the market still significantly underestimates the upcoming impact. The Crypto Reserve has the potential to set off a race among other countries to accumulate Bitcoin and other assets, and the US’s crypto-friendly policies will likely drive pro-crypto legislation globally,” Trowbridge told BeInCrypto.

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