Bitcoin Hits an All-time High at $109,000 – Rally Or Profit Taking Next?

Source Beincrypto

Bitcoin’s price reached a new all-time high of $109,220 today, ending investors’ four-month wait. After breaking the former high of $108,900, BTC is likely to continue its uptick in the coming days.

bitcoin hits all-time highBitcoin All-Time High Price Chart. Source: TradingView

This does, however, raise the potential of profit taking at the hands of investors. However, past data shows that even during the January 2025 ATH, the exchanges did not see much inflow immediately after the ATH, which makes it likely that investors might refrain from selling until strong signs of a market top appear.

Bitcoin Balance on ExchangesBitcoin Balance on Exchanges. Source: Glassnode

However, BTC eventually noted a downtrend as the market cooled down and profit-taking began. This led to BTC falling to $74,508 over the course of the next three months. Whether this will happen again is yet to be seen.

Nevertheless, Standard Chartered seems to be hyper bullish regarding Bitcoin. Speaking to BeInCrypto, Geoff Kendrick, Head of Digital Assets Research at Standard Chartered, stated that Bitcoin is still on course to hit $500,000 before the end of Trump’s second administration.

“As more investors gain access to the asset and as volatility falls, we believe portfolios will migrate towards their optimal level from an underweight starting position in Bitcoin.”

Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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