Bitcoin<\/a><\/strong> is currently trading around $114,426<\/strong>, with slight fluctuations<\/strong> observed over the past 24 hours. In the top 10 cryptocurrencies<\/strong>, Ethereum<\/a><\/strong> and Solana<\/a><\/strong> are showing gains exceeding 3%<\/strong>, though insufficient to trigger a genuine trend reversal.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Despite these encouraging elements, the bull market<\/strong> is struggling to restart. Last week, the climate darkened after disappointing US employment data was published, reviving recession fears<\/strong>, or even concerns about stagflation<\/strong> – a problematic combination of high inflation<\/strong>, stagnant growth<\/strong>, and high unemployment. In this context, an interest rate hike<\/strong> to control inflation could risk intensifying the economic slowdown.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Despite these uncertainties, some indicators remain encouraging : US growth<\/strong> is around 2%<\/strong>, inflation<\/strong> remains moderate<\/strong>, and unemployment<\/strong> stays at historically low levels<\/strong>. These conditions are generally favorable for a crypto market recovery<\/strong>. However, investors are still waiting for a strong catalyst<\/strong> to trigger a genuine bullish recovery<\/strong>. For now, no major event seems scheduled in the short term<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n According to analyst Rekt Capital<\/strong>, Bitcoin<\/strong> will need to break through $116,000<\/strong> to validate a trend reversal. This level marks the top of a recently filled CME Gap, an important technical volatility zone<\/strong>. Breaking through this symbolic threshold could confirm the end of the current correction<\/strong> and pave the way for a possible return of the bull run<\/strong>. It thus represents a key step<\/strong> toward new all-time highs<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n$116,000 : The Threshold to Break<\/h2>\n\n\n\n