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Home»Bitcoin»What is the next Bitcoin bottom? Analysis Forewarns $114,000 Drift

What is the next Bitcoin bottom? Analysis Forewarns $114,000 Drift

Bitcoin By Gavin08/10/2025
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Bitcoin Breakout Is A Trap—Analyst Predicts Pain Before $160,000
Bitcoin Breakout Is A Trap—Analyst Predicts Pain Before $160,000
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Important points

  • Bitcoin prices remain lower, after declining over 4% a day.

  • The liquidity is recovering and short-term volatility will increase as a consequence.

  • BTC Price Predictions: A local bottom as low as $114,000

BitcoinBTC() failed to claim $122,000 as users on the exchange betted on a new BTC price fluctuation on Wednesday.

BTC/USD one-hour chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView

Bitcoin starts to move sideways following its all-time low.

The Data of Cointelegraph Markets Pro The following are some examples of how to get started: TradingView showed BTC/USD consolidating after a snap 4.2% correction The previous day

It was widely expected, given the number of all-time records that have been reached without any serious upward movement.

The following are some of the ways to get in touch with us. Cointelegraph reportedBitcoin’s recent rise in price was exacerbated by the rapidly rising open interest (OI).

Exchange Bitcoin futures OI (screenshot). Source: CoinGlass

“Very efficient price action tbh hence the low volatility thus far,” Skew, the trader in question, commented on an article. X post On Tuesday, the corrective action began.

Skew is subsequently noticed “predatory” Behavior of large volume traders in exchange order books

Clear PvP -> Predatory price action on-going here via binance market on $BTC

Sporking on the price aka asking for more than it is worth
Underbidding aka spoofing the price – perps

How does the predatory approach work?
Aim is to temporarily hold or lift price via perps & then push market lower by…

— Skew Δ (@52kskew) October 7, 2025

Data from CoinGlass shows that liquidity has increased on both the ask and bid side.

BTC liquidation heatmap. Source: CoinGlass

Skew suggested This is a “consolidation range” There are many possible outcomes.

BTC’s price support brings $114,000 into focus

Some people have looked at where BTC/USD can be a local reliable floor. They warn that it may well be below the current price.

Related: BTC October price breakout odds low: 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week

“Between $121K–$120K there isn’t much support, which means price can cut through quickly if selling picks up,” trader ZYN reported on X

“But just below, around $117K, nearly 190K BTC were last bought. That’s a heavy cluster of recent buyers.”

Bitcoin cost basis distribution heatmap. Source: ZYN/X

ZYN uses the recent cost base of buyers to forecast where the demand will be bolstered. 

“If we get a pullback into that range, it’s the kind of zone where demand usually shows up strong buyers defending their entries, new capital stepping in. In short: weak cushion at $121K, but a very real floor forming at $117K,” Then he said, “It’s over.”

Material Indicators’ proprietary trading signals also indicated $120,000 in support but stated that a firmer foundation would be needed for the bounce. lay at $114,000Bitcoin is near the 50-day moving average.

BTC/USD one-day chart. Source: Material Indicators/X

For crypto trader, analyst and entrepreneur Michaël van de Poppe, the next buy zone extended down to $118,000.

“Bitcoin made a new all-time high, which is often a reference for people to be taking profits,” He reasoned. 

“Slight pullback and we’re approaching my personal area of interest for potential dip buying.”

BTC/USDT chart for one day with volume and RSI. Source: Michaël van de Poppe/X

The article is not intended to provide investment advice. Each investment or trading decision involves some risk. Readers should do their own research before making any decisions.