- Bitcoin’s breakout above $93K holds steady, with tight consolidations near $103K signaling strong accumulation and upside potential.
- Clear breakout zones at $87.7K, $96K, and $100K show a step-like pattern, avoiding liquidity grabs and confirming bullish strength.
- Analyst CROW’s $132K target stems from BTC’s expansion zone strength, daily chart momentum, and absence of major resistance ahead.
Bitcoin’s bullish breakout above $93,000 has now held for over two weeks, with consolidation near $103,000. Market structure remains firm, suggesting more upside as long as price holds above former resistance.
Clean Breakouts Fuel Ongoing Rally Structure
The recent 4-hour structure shows a consistent pattern of consolidations followed by sharp breakouts. Each range broke to the upside without sweeping prior lows, confirming strong accumulation. These breakout zones appeared near $87,700, $96,000, and most recently $100,000.
As we can see from the post above, one bullish analyst, CROW, has provided a clean technical breakdown of the move. He tracked Bitcoin’s climb from $85,000 to above $103,000 using a step-like structure. According to CROW, each phase formed a consolidation zone with well-defined support and resistance.
CROW emphasized that none of these zones swept the lows before breaking out. The BTC price action stayed tight, then broke the range top with conviction. His breakout levels showed strong-bodied candles, often with no wick returning to prior range highs.
The first breakout from $87,700 confirmed this structure when the price jumped past $90,000. The same formation played out near $96,000 and again near $100,000. On top of that, there’s the fact that each move avoided liquidity grabs, a common bearish trap.
Expansion Zone Hints at $132K Technical Target
CROW has also presented a broader view using Bitcoin’s daily chart from November 2024 to May 2025. He identified three distinct zones: consolidation, correction, and expansion. His analysis highlighted a breakout from the red corrective zone on April 30.
After that breakout, Bitcoin rallied over $12,000 in eight sessions, reaching a local high of $106,370. What’s even more compelling is that the price has since stayed in the upper third of the green zone. This signals strength and a possible continuation toward $132,000.
The price remains above the 200-day moving average, now climbing near $81,000. During the correction phase, BTC wicked toward that line but never closed below it. Still, this doesn’t mean everything is settled. CROW notes that holding above $93,000 is key.
Another important point to keep in mind is that no major supply has appeared between $106,000 and $120,000. If momentum holds, the “easy road” from $100,000 to $250,000 may soon be underway, according to his projection.
