Bitcoin fell from $105K to $102K, with an analyst eyeing $94K as the next major support zone. BTC’s Open Interest data showed it entered a leveraged
Despite a mild rebound to $102K, BTCs short-term outlook remains under threat, with analysts now eyeing a potential drop to $94K.
Bitcoin is losing momentum
According to CryptoQuant analyst Burak Kesmeci, Bitcoin has lost its bullish rhythm.
On the daily chart, BTC was trading below the FVRP intense swap zone at $95K, suggesting a loss of consensus value.
Naturally, such a break coinciding with heavy spot resistance—like the SMA50 near $105K—makes upward continuation unlikely in the near term.
Two rejections, one outcome
Source: TradingView
Were deep in leveraged territory
On top of that, Open Interest and Price Change data from Checkonchain placed BTC in a clear leveraged sell-off zone.
Bitcoin NVT Ratio flashes red
The on-chain story further supports a bearish case.
At the time of writing, Bitcoins NVT Ratio surged to 60.9, suggesting the price is increasing without equivalent transactional volume.
In other words, the recent bounce lacks organic support. When NVT Ratios spike like this, it often indicates unsustainable price action—a warning of incoming retracement.
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