Bitcoin’s wild price swings have left traders asking: is this a fake bounce or the start of a new bull leg? After crashing below $100K, over $1.7B in longs were wiped out — but a massive reversal followed as whales and institutions began buying.

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Bitcoin's price recently dipped below $100,000, triggering a large liquidation of leveraged long positions and increasing market fear. Despite this, Bitcoin recovered, rising above $105,000. The dip was caused by a combination of risk-off sentiment in traditional markets, long-term holders selling, and retail investor exhaustion. Institutional buying and whale accumulation helped stabilize the price. There's a strong likelihood of US Treasury injecting liquidity.Key support level is $100,000, but a break below it could lead to a deeper correction to $95,000, where medium-term holders have their cost basis, and $88,500.JPMorgan set a year-end target of $165,000.For a bullish trend to resume, Bitcoin needs to reclaim $110,000 - $112,500. The single biggest catalyst would be end of the US government shutdown. Key resistance levels are between $110,000 - $112,500

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