Bitcoin's price has remained below $100,000 since February, despite a recent 10% increase that brought it to $95,500. The price stability is attributed to ongoing overhead resistance, and experts suggest that without new catalysts, this trend may continue. After a 30% rally from an April low of $74,400, largely due to easing US-China tariffs, Bitcoin's price movement has been inconsistent, showing behaviors of both a safe-haven asset and a risk asset. Analysts note that the lack of sustained demand and new investment capital are significant barriers to reaching the $100,000 mark. Currently, Bitcoin is consolidating within a $90K–$94.5K range while awaiting further market catalysts. If it holds above its yearly open price of $93,340, there may be potential for a rally to $106,000 in the future.

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