Bitcoin reclaims $103K as second price discovery phase emerges

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Bitcoin has rebounded from its recent low of $98,000 to reach an intraday high of $103,100 during the Asian session. This recovery is being viewed as the beginning of its second price discovery phase, as per historical patterns and technical signals.

Key Market Dynamics
Bitcoin’s bounce off $98,000 highlights strong buyer support at critical levels. Historically, similar cycles have seen recoveries at this stage leading to new highs within a few weeks. Analysts, including ‘Rekt Capital,’ suggest Bitcoin could begin its second price discovery uptrend, targeting higher levels, potentially surpassing its previous all-time high of $109,000 by mid-February.

The current parabolic phase of Bitcoin is still in its early stages, with 82 days completed out of an average 300-day cycle. Technical indicators suggest renewed bullish momentum, supported by a consolidation above $100,000.

Technical Indicators and Levels
Support levels are at $98,000 and $95,500, where buyers have shown consistent interest. Resistance is set at $105,000, followed by $109,000, the recent high, and $110,000, which marks the start of a potential new range.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is recovering from oversold conditions, signaling the possibility of sustained upside momentum.

Altcoin Market and Broader Implications
The broader crypto market remains subdued despite Bitcoin’s recovery, with total market capitalization holding at $3.65 trillion. Ethereum has stabilized around $3,200 after briefly dipping to $3,036. Solana is nearing $240, reflecting modest recovery in key altcoins.

Outlook
Bitcoin’s ability to maintain levels above $100,000 is critical to confirming the start of its next uptrend. The upcoming weeks will likely determine whether historical patterns hold, setting the stage for significant price discovery in the mid-February timeframe. Traders remain watchful of macroeconomic conditions and regulatory developments, which could either support or dampen momentum.