Bitcoin’s rally keeps stalling at a single line that’s haunted it since 2017. Until bulls break through $121,800, the market remains trapped in a bearish loop.
Call it déjà vu. Bitcoin has slammed into the same resistance trendline again — the one stretching all the way back to the 2017 and 2021 peaks.
Each rally toward $121,800 gets rejected with surgical precision. Each monthly candle leaves long upper wicks, signaling bull fatigue and a market struggling to sustain upward pressure.
The result? A technical stalemate — and a psychological one.
Until Bitcoin decisively breaks above $121.8K, the trend of lower highs stays alive. Anything less is just noise in a bearish structure.
The charts tell the story.
Translation: bulls are running out of gas.
If Bitcoin can’t clear $121,800 soon, analysts warn of a deeper retracement, likely toward $109K–$107K, where the 200-day simple moving average acts as the next safety net.
$107,000 is now the line in the sand. A clean bounce here would preserve the macro uptrend — but a break below could shift sentiment fast.
For now, on-chain data still shows strong holder conviction, yet even diamond hands have limits if momentum fails to return.
As one trader put it:
“Bulls face the task of engineering a breakthrough to change the current market perception.”
That perception is everything. Because as long as this trendline holds, confidence won’t.
Despite the volatility, Bitcoin’s longer-term structure isn’t broken — it’s just compressed. Every major cycle has faced this kind of technical choke point before breaking higher.
Still, analysts caution that bullish conviction must be backed by data, not hope. Volume, breakout confirmation, and a clean monthly close above $121.8K are the only real metrics that matter now.
Anything else is just denial.
Bitcoin’s message is clear: Break the line — or stay in the loop.
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