Bitcoin Roars Back: Capital Floods In as Market Sentiment Turns Cautiously Bullish
BTC defies gravity—again. After months of sideways action, the king of crypto just punched through resistance like a Wall Street intern at an open bar.
The rally no one saw coming
Institutional money is creeping back in, but don't expect any hedge fund manager to admit they're FOMOing—not after last year's 'crypto winter' debacle.
Liquidity tsunami incoming?
Market makers are positioning like it's 2021 again, though with 30% less leverage this time (read: just enough to still blow up spectacularly).
As the smart money quietly stacks sats, retail traders remain skeptical—which might be the most bullish signal of all. Remember kids: when Goldman starts issuing BTC-backed structured products, it's time to sell.

Liquidity Increase and Rise Expectations
The firm reported a significant expansion in Bitcoin liquidity since June, marking the first occurrence after reaching the lowest point in three years. Despite consolidating just below its all-time high, this liquidity boost is expected to support sustainable upward movements.
“The signal we awaited: bitcoin liquidity has shown a significant expansion for the first time in three years in June. For BTC consolidating below the ATH, this liquidity supports a sustainable upward move. While not a breakout, it is a positive change,” stated Bitcoin Vector.
A cautious capital return to the crypto market was emphasized, potentially paving the way for a new bullish period. Changes in price structure and momentum, often seen at the onset of historical strong upward movements, were highlighted as a significant pairing.
Historical Technical Signals and Market Behavior
Bitcoin Vector analyzed a significant structural change and a renewed price momentum in the market. These elements have historically resulted in notable price increases, and a similar dynamic appears to be reemerging in the market.
“Structural change and price momentum: the ideal pair we want to see. This setup, confirming bull momentum and structural change, led to strong upward movements in the past. We observe the same pattern being triggered again,” the firm noted.
Bitcoin and Ethereum Comparison
Over the past year, Bitcoin outperformed Ethereum$2,430, the second-largest digital asset by trading volume. Bitcoin increased by 74%, while Ethereum declined by 28%.
Following this development, Bitcoin’s market dominance reached a high point, whereas Ethereum lagged in value and saw fewer transactions. Analysts suggested that Ethereum might soon MOVE to close this gap.
Bitcoin Vector stated, “Throughout the last year, BTC significantly outperformed ETH; BTC ROSE by 74% while ETH fell by 28%. However, this strengthening came at a cost. While BTC’s dominance increased, ETH is now less held and undervalued. Rotation season is approaching.”
At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at 107,140 USD, and Ethereum at 2,434 USD, with both assets experiencing slight daily increases.
Current analyses in the cryptocurrency market suggest that the increase in Bitcoin liquidity and technical signals may potentially mark the start of a sustained upward wave. Bitcoin’s performance over the past year has been stronger compared to Ethereum, which is anticipated to actively seek value gains in the future. Analysts emphasize the importance of investors closely monitoring market dynamics.
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