Bitcoin Primed for 25% Surge Before Short-Term Holders Cash In—Here’s Why

Bitcoin's next leg up could be explosive—but watch the exits.

Short-term holders are lurking, ready to take profits at the first sign of a 25% rally. The market's balancing act between greed and fear just got more precarious.

When Lambos turn into sell orders.

Moving averages from the 10-day to 200-day timeframes are trending higher, reinforcing the view that BTC remains in a firmly bullish structure. Currently at around $116,464, the 10-day exponential moving average has supported recent declines and may act as a short-term floor if volatility returns.

A breakout above $120,000 might reopen the path toward retesting the $123,000 high if bulls recover volume support. On the downside, if $116,000 is not held, attention will turn to the mid-Bollinger range, which is approximately $112,000.