The Crucial Resistance That Will Decide Bitcoin’s Next Major Move

Bitcoin trades near $105K after losing $107K support. Analysts track resistance, liquidity zones, and long-term market cycle signals.

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading near $105,000 after falling below the $107,000 support level. This area had held since April 2025 but turned into resistance during the recent decline.

Meanwhile, the market is watching this level as the asset attempts to recover. Activity has picked up following renewed optimism around the US government avoiding a shutdown, which has supported risk markets.

Technical Resistance at $107K

Daan Crypto Trades reported that BTC lost both the 200-day moving average (MA) and the 200-day exponential moving average (EMA) after holding above them for months. These indicators now converge near $107,000, making it a key resistance zone.

The current trend is down, with BTC trading below both moving averages. The recent attempt to reclaim $107,000 was met with rejection. Until the price breaks and holds above this zone, downward pressure remains.

However, on a broader timeframe, structural support remains intact. Crypto Patel noted that BTC closed the weekly candle above the 50-week EMA. This level has provided support since 2023 and has been tested multiple times without breaking.

In addition, the chart also shows an unfilled fair value gap (FVG) of around $90,000. Previous gaps have been filled during the uptrend, but this one remains open. Referring to the importance of this support, Crypto Patel said,

#Bitcoin bulls keep control once again 🟢 $BTC closed the Weekly Candle above key support and the EMA50: Critical Bullish Structure.

As long as BTC holds above the 50EMA, Momentum remains strong with unfilled FVG below fueling liquidity buildup. pic.twitter.com/rD0C3RHLSZ

— Crypto Patel (@CryptoPatel) November 11, 2025

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Liquidity Levels and Short-Term Moves

Bull Bear Spot posted that BTC cleared most liquidity above current levels. The area below $104,950 is still active and may attract price movement.

“Will BTC go to that price zone to take the liquidity?” the post asked.

Ted shared that BTC has shown a pattern of peaking on Mondays and forming lows on Tuesdays. He also pointed to a CME gap around $104,000, which remains open.

Long-Term Signals and Market Timing

In a video, Ali Martinez mentioned that past Bitcoin cycles peaked 1,064 days after major bottoms. The recent high of $126,000 came exactly 1,064 days after the November 2022 low. He said, “This suggests that the market top may be in.” The remark is based on past cycle duration but does not predict future moves.

Doctor Profit noted BTC is near the “Golden Line” at $99,200, as previously reported. This level has held since March 2023. ETF data also shows weekly outflows, indicating reduced institutional activity. Bitcoin remains active around critical price zones.