Bitcoin Primed for Explosive Rally as Inflation Cools – Is $200K the Next Stop?

Inflation''s icy grip loosens—and Bitcoin''s engines are firing up. The original digital asset looks poised for a historic run as macroeconomic winds shift in its favor. Here''s why traders are whispering about six-figure targets.

The inflation pivot: rocket fuel for crypto?

With CPI data showing sustained cooling, institutional money is scrambling for inflation-resistant plays. Bitcoin''s fixed supply suddenly looks far more attractive than your fund manager''s third vacation home.

Technical breakout meets perfect storm

The $200K price target isn''t just hopium—it aligns with previous bull market multiples. When liquidity floods back into risk assets, crypto always drinks first.

Wall Street''s late to the party as usual, but their OTC desks are finally stacking sats. Will this be the cycle where Bitcoin leaves gold in the dust? The charts suggest yes—but then again, so did your advisor''s 8% bond prediction.

Can Bitcoin rally to $200k?

There were plenty of uncertainties when gauging the potential top for BTC, and what events could shape its run in the coming months.

With tariffs, even predictions in the short term were extremely tricky.

Source: BTC/USDT on TradingView

Technical analysis showed that the long-term prospects of Bitcoin were bullish. On the weekly chart, the price was above the 20 and 50-week moving averages.

That alone kept long-term momentum intact.

Its OBV moved past the December 2025 high, signaling steady buying volume after the retracement in March and April. The CMF agreed and climbed above the +0.05 mark to indicate heavy capital inflows.

The price action showed a bullish structure, with the price making a new high past the previous weekly close high at $104.4k. This was a sign that the swing structure was bullish.

The fair value gap (cyan) at $98k-$100.7k was a key demand zone that was tested earlier in June.

But here’s the danger zone…

Source: BTC/USDT on TradingView

The momentum was bullish on the daily chart as well. Another FVG on this time (white) was spotted, reaching from $106.5k to $108.3k. bitcoin tested this demand zone on Thursday, but had not yet fallen below it.

A daily session close below $106.5k WOULD be the first sign of trouble, and a move toward $100k-$102k could follow thereafter.

Until then, the BTC demand, combined with reduced profit-taking, meant holders anticipated much higher prices.

Disclaimer: The information presented does not constitute financial, investment, trading, or other types of advice and is solely the writer’s opinion