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Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Price Reclaims Strength at $87K, but Bulls Must Overcome the $100K Block

The post Bitcoin Price Today: BTC Price Reclaims Strength at $87K, but Bulls Must Overcome the $100K Block appeared com. Bitcoin is showing renewed strength this weekend as bulls attempt to reclaim momentum, pushing the price closer to key resistance levels that could trigger Bitcoin’s next major breakout. After briefly dipping earlier in the week, Bitcoin has stabilized above crucial demand zones, attracting fresh trader interest. Market sentiment is shifting as buyers eye a potential surge toward the highly anticipated $90K-$100K range. Weekend Momentum Accelerates, but Analysts Urge Caution Market commentator Ted (@TedPillows)-known for tracking Bitcoin liquidity flows and weekend volatility patterns-highlighted the recurring nature of weekend-driven rallies, noting that they often fade once institutional trading volume returns. “TC weekend pump is here. And we know what will happen next,” he wrote, suggesting that Bitcoin frequently loses momentum without strong weekday follow-through from institutional desks. Bitcoin’s weekend pump returns, but traders warn real momentum must show up on weekdays. Technical charts referenced by traders show consistent selling pressure around this region, which continues to serve as a major barrier to any attempt at a new Bitcoin all-time high. Some analysts attribute this behavior to thinner weekend order books. According to multiple order-flow tools used by traders, weekend depth can be 10-30% lower than weekday levels, magnifying both upward surges and sudden corrections. Critics refer to these conditions as “low-liquidity weekend traps”, though not all analysts agree on the reliability of this pattern. Large Sell Orders Emerge as Market Approaches Resistance In a separate update, Ted noted that significant sell-side liquidity has been forming between $88,000 and $91,000. “Some big sell orders are emerging. Bitcoin is trading $2,000 above the CME gap, which isn’t a good sign,”.