Bitcoin Market Base Turns Neutral-Bearish As Flows Stay Weak

Bitcoin is entering a fragile stage after days of selling pressure and uncertainty pushed the price into consolidation around the $110,000 ￰0￱ are working to defend this key area, but momentum has clearly ￰1￱ market now finds itself in a holding pattern, with investors cautious about whether Bitcoin will stabilize or break lower in the sessions ￰2￱ Reading: BNB Chain Surpasses 650M Unique Addresses – Binance Adoption Continues Despite the weakness, there are no clear signals yet of a deeper correction. Historically, retracements within ongoing bull markets often serve as resets rather than trend reversals, but the pressure on Bitcoin has nonetheless sparked debate about its short-term ￰3￱ above current levels is becoming increasingly important, as failure to do so could shift sentiment further in favor of the ￰4￱ analyst Axel Adler described the current environment as a neutral-bearish base, meaning flows and price action lack the conviction needed for a decisive bullish ￰5￱ stronger demand emerges, Bitcoin’s recovery is likely to be limited to technical bounces rather than sustained ￰6￱ Stuck In Neutral-Bearish Base According to top analyst Axel Adler, Bitcoin’s current structure remains fragile as both price and derivative flows sit below 50, signaling weakness across critical ￰7￱ emphasizes that while short-term rebounds are possible, the market lacks the conviction required for a sustained ￰8￱ taker flows still negative and weak, any recovery from present levels is likely to be a mean-reversion bounce toward $113K, aligning with the Fair Value and mid-30-day range, rather than the beginning of a new bullish ￰9￱ environment suggests that risk appetite remains absent, leaving the market vulnerable to further tests of lower ￰10￱ notes that unless flows shift meaningfully, price rallies will likely remain capped and quickly fade as selling pressure ￰11￱ nearest bullish setup would require stabilization of flows that could push BTC toward the $113K–$115K region, a technical recovery zone that would ease immediate bearish sentiment but still fall short of confirming a regime ￰12￱ a true change in market structure, Adler points to two key thresholds: Flow >55 and Price Index >50.

Only when both conditions are met will Bitcoin have the foundation for a stronger, trend-confirming ￰13￱ then, the market faces an elevated risk of repeated retests of support zones, with traders closely monitoring whether BTC can hold above $110K or slip further into correction ￰14￱ Reading: Bitcoin And Ethereum Exchange Inflows Overshadow Stablecoin Demand – Details BTC Holding the Line Above $110K Bitcoin continues to consolidate around the $110K–$111K zone, showing resilience after weeks of sharp selling ￰15￱ chart highlights how BTC has bounced from recent lows near $108K but still struggles to reclaim higher ￰16￱ 50-day moving average now acts as resistance, capping the upside attempts and reflecting waning bullish ￰17￱ the pullback from the $123K all-time high, the structure remains intact above the 200-day moving average near $101K, which has consistently served as a long-term ￰18￱ current price action shows a market caught in balance: bulls are defending demand, but bears maintain pressure as rallies face rejection around the $112K ￰19￱ Reading: Ethereum Demand Spikes As Whales Add 260K ETH In 24 Hours The flat trajectory of the 100-day moving average reinforces the consolidation phase, suggesting that a decisive breakout is needed to confirm ￰20￱ Bitcoin closes above $113K in the short term, it could set up a retest of $118K, the mid-range level that has acted as both support and ￰21￱ to hold the $110K level could expose BTC to repeated tests of $108K and, ultimately, the psychological $105K ￰22￱ now, Bitcoin’s fate hinges on whether buyers can stabilize flows and absorb ongoing selling ￰23￱ image from Dall-E, chart from TradingView