After months of consolidation, Bitcoin appears to be gaining momentum and could be aiming for new highs in the short term. Technical indicators and influential figures' positions fuel this optimism. Analysis.
Since September 3, 2025, the Bitcoin price has been showing an upward trend. Reaching $112,000 and $110,600 at current rates, after touching an intraday low of $110,201. This momentum is sparking renewed interest among long-term investors, suggesting that the pioneering cryptocurrency could well be targeting a new peak in the short to medium term.
Indeed, BTC briefly reached a peak of $112,580, approaching the weekly low point from the first week of August. However, this level was rejected due to insufficient trading volume to support this breakthrough.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading around $110,645, with a slight decline of 0.95% over the last 24 hours. Overall volume has decreased by 7.15%, settling at $65.78 billion.
According to Killa, this correction in LTF (lower time frames) is normal, and BTC should target shorts beyond $112,500 soon.
Technical data strengthens the optimistic scenario for Bitcoin’s price in the short term:
Conversely, an inability to break this resistance could lead to a correction with a potential return to the support at $107,000.
Nevertheless, an accumulation signal on the 12H chart with the Volume Profile Order Blocks offers optimism for support above $108,000 and especially a rebound in the coming days and months.
Indeed, every time a 12-hour accumulation signal has appeared, it has served either as a bottom or as a springboard to seek higher levels in the weeks or months that followed. This signal reappeared this week with a high point at $109,200 and a low point at $108,000.
Michael Saylor, iconic CEO of MicroStrategy and fervent Bitcoin advocate, has once again spoken about the robustness of the first cryptocurrency. Reacting to the breach of $111,000, Saylor reaffirmed his bullish trajectory by calling on investors to “think digital.”
His company holds one of the largest Bitcoin treasuries in the world, making it a central player in the corporate adoption strategy.
While the crypto market remains broadly in consolidation, Bitcoin’s price shows clear signs of technical and institutional vitality. Technical indicators, combined with a bullish vision from major crypto figures like Saylor, support the hypothesis of a new bullish impulse in the short term.
It remains to be seen whether the coming days will allow BTC to transform this momentum into a genuine “bull run.” The next resistance levels are at $113,500, $115,500, and $118,000.
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Charles Ledoux is a Bitcoin and blockchain technology specialist. A graduate of the Crypto Academy, he has been a Bitcoin miner for over a year. He has written numerous masterclasses to educate newcomers to the industry and has authored over 2,000 articles on cryptocurrency. Now, he aims to share his passion for crypto through his articles for InvestX.
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