
Bitcoin has achieved a significant milestone by breaking the $100,000 psychological price barrier. This level is considered crucial by crypto investors as it is often seen as a key indicator of the market’s overall bullish sentiment
The global manufacturing sector stabilized in November after four months of modest declines. The Global Manufacturing PMI, sponsored by J.P. Morgan and compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence, rose to 50.0 from 49.4 in October, indicating no overall change in operating conditions. However, there were significant regional variations, partly influenced by shifts in response to the potential impact of U.S. tariffs.

Business conditions improved in mainland China, where the PMI reached a five-month high of 51.5, and across the rest of Asia, with a PMI increase to 51.1. In contrast, the Eurozone faced a deeper downturn, with its PMI dropping to 45.2. Meanwhile, the U.S. saw conditions nearing stabilization, as its PMI climbed to a five-month high of 49.7.
BTC is showing strong bullish momentum, hitting the $100K milestone amid rising demand for call options and a market highly responsive to spot price movements.
ETH is poised to outperform BTC, gaining traction after key market developments, including the resignation of SEC Chair Gary Gensler, which has redirected trader focus and bolstered sentiment toward ETH.
Bitcoin’s recent surge reflects sustained investor interest in the digital currency, even at a six-figure price. Bitcoin ETF experienced net inflows exceeding $33 billion. These funds now manage a record $109 billion in assets after six consecutive days of positive inflows.
Analysts remain optimistic about Bitcoin’s long-term prospects. Experts projected that BTC could reach $200K by 2025, citing robust institutional demand coupled with diminishing supply.
Market anticipate BTC reaching $200K, but technical indicators point to potential resistance around the $120K level in the near term.

On the monthly chart, BTC has completed a classic cup-and-handle pattern. The cup’s upper boundary was at $69K, followed by a handle formation between March and November 2024. From its current level, this implies approximately 25% upside.
This projection aligns with the Elliott Wave theory, where the move to $122K would represent the third wave. This wave would likely be followed by a brief fourth wave correction before a final fifth-wave breakout propels Bitcoin to the $200K mark.

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