The crypto market today stands on the edge of what could be one of the most explosive weeks of 2025. With the U.S. government shutdown ending, an FOMC rate cut expected, and the Federal Reserve set to inject $1.5 trillion in liquidity, traders are calling it the “perfect storm” for a massive Bitcoin price breakout. As global risk sentiment improves and regulatory clarity approaches, Bitcoin’s trajectory this week could define the next phase of the bull market—or mark another turning point in its ongoing consolidation near the $106,000 mark.
The coming days feature a stacked calendar of U.S. economic and policy catalysts:
- Monday: The U.S. government reopens, easing fiscal uncertainty and boosting investor confidence.
- Tuesday: The FOMC meeting is expected to deliver a long-awaited rate cut, potentially lowering borrowing costs and signaling a shift back toward monetary easing.
- Wednesday: The Federal Reserve’s $1.5 trillion liquidity injection could flood financial markets with capital—a move that historically drives demand for scarce assets like Bitcoin and gold.
- Thursday: S&P 500 earnings reports will provide a snapshot of corporate health and broader market sentiment.
- Friday: A crypto legalisation bill is reportedly set for signing, marking a potential landmark step in institutional adoption.
- Saturday: Tariff deadlines add short-term uncertainty but may trigger safe-haven buying if tensions rise.
Together, these events could set the stage for the most significant Bitcoin price reaction in months.
At press time, Bitcoin (BTC) price trades around $106,000, up over 4% in the last 24 hours. The broader trend remains cautiously bullish. After the bullish weekend, the price was believed to surpass an important range between $106,311 and $106,700. However, the bears seem to have capitulated to the range, and as a result, the token is struggling hard to sustain within the range.
The BTC price broke out of the consolidation and is trying hard to break the crucial resistance zone. The technicals are in favor of the bulls, as MACD is hinting towards a bullish crossover while RSI remains incremental.
- Immediate Resistance: $110,700
- Support Zone: $100,618
- RSI: 64 (neutral-to-bullish)
- MACD: Turning positive on the daily chart
On-chain data reinforces the bullish bias. Long-term holders have increased holdings by 6% since late October, while exchange outflows continue to rise, signaling reduced sell pressure. Whale accumulation is mixed—large wallets (1,000–10,000 BTC) are steady, but the biggest whales remain cautious. ETF flows remain slightly negative, though analysts expect inflows to rebound post-FOMC.
Market strategists note that rate cuts and liquidity expansions typically precede Bitcoin’s strongest rallies. During similar cycles in 2020 and 2023, BTC surged over 30% in the weeks following Fed easing. If the $1.5 trillion liquidity injection materializes, it could act as a catalyst for the next leg of the bull run, especially if coupled with the potential crypto legalization bill on Friday.
If macro momentum aligns, Bitcoin could break above $110,000 this week, targeting $112K–$115K as traders rotate capital into digital assets. However, failure to hold above $104,000 could trigger a short-term correction toward $98,000, especially if ETF inflows fail to pick up.
Overall, sentiment remains cautiously optimistic—the “cards are stacking,” as one analyst put it, and the coming days could mark the beginning of Bitcoin’s next major rally.
