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Bitcoin (BTC) is holding strong above a key weekly trendline, signaling renewed bullish momentum as investors set their sights on a potential $180,000 breakout. Traders and analysts alike are closely watching support levels, short positions, and institutional activity to gauge the next move in this high-stakes market. Bitcoin Trendline Remains Intact One of the most important signals right now is Bitcoin’s weekly trendline. This ascending trendline, starting from 2023 lows near $20,000, has acted as strong support throughout. On October 12, 2025, Bitcoin dipped to $109,715 but closed at $115,170—well above the critical $110,000 support level. Bitcoin continues to hold above its key weekly trendline, signaling that the bull run remains intact and bullish momentum is still in play. Source: @AkaBull via X As BitBull (@AkaBull_) highlighted, “As long as Bitcoin doesn’t close below this trendline, the bull run isn’t over.” This suggests the bullish momentum is still alive, even after a 10% flash crash erased $19 billion in market cap. Liquidity and Institutional Support Driving Momentum Analysts are also pointing to broader market trends. Crypto GEMs (@cryptogems555) noted that Bitcoin’s potential surge toward $180,000 aligns with global M2 money supply growth. Historically, Bitcoin bull runs have often followed liquidity expansions of 20–30% annually. Glassnode’s on-chain data shows a 12% drop in long-term holder sell-offs during this period, signaling sustained investor confidence. Despite tariff-related market jitters, it seems many investors are holding steady. Bitcoin Short Squeeze May Emerge at $116,000 Traders are closely monitoring the $116,000 zone, where a cluster of short positions is concentrated. Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) previously estimated that up to $6 billion in Bitcoin shorts could face liquidation if prices reach this level. However, updated market data indicates that the confirmed short exposure up to $117,000 sits closer to $1–1.5 billion, meaning the $6 billion figure may…

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