The cryptocurrency is close to a pivotal moment as Bitcoin breaks through a critical resistance zone at the $111,600 price level. On-chain analysis has shown that about 140,488 tokens are present at this price point, thus forming what analysts call a substantial supply wall, which may influence the price flow of the leading cryptocurrency over the next few weeks.

The fact that Bitcoin has not been able to assert itself above the $111,600 price area on a consistent basis is not entirely accidental. This price level has materialized as a significant price battleground regarding significant token accumulation that had occurred in prior trading ranges. The cost basis distribution heatmap reveals notable supply accumulation between $110,000 and $112,500, where approximately 434,000 BTC were accumulated last.

Although Bitcoin has held a stellar performance throughout 2025, the concentration of tokens at this price level has developed near-term selling pressure. Traders at or around breakeven have created a psychological sell threshold where many will likely choose to exit. The leading cryptocurrency most recently registered an all-time high at $126,199 and dipped back to current prices at the $102,000 to $110,000 range, reflecting a correction of nearly 20% from peak prices.

The chart patterns support a series of lower highs above $109,200, in addition to the squeezing Bollinger Bands, which is a classic warning signal of potential high volatility, and may indicate that an important price movement is imminent, but we do not know the direction of the movement yet.

There have been support zones established on multiple levels. BTC’s daily support sits at $109,208 with secondary support at $107,696 and $104,582, and resistance aligns with the mid-band value that runs near $110,433 and extends to $115,600. The $100,000 psychological level continues to act as a key inflection point for bulls to defend and keep confidence in the market.

The current attitude prevailing in the market is that cryptocurrency investors feel more cautious. The Crypto Fear and Greed index dipped into the area of “Fear” at 27 points, and Bitcoin’s market dominance is currently at 60.2%. The fear reading is high given the current price of Bitcoin is holding in the $100,000 range. Investors seem to be preparing for increased volatility soon.

The bullish case is dependent on something being convincingly cleared in the $111,600 resistance zone. If BTC can break through the short-term resistance at $110,433, the next price target zone of possible resistance would be the $115,600 – $118,000 range. Firms closing above could lead to a domino effect of liquidated shorts and sidelined capital coming back into the market.

In contrast, not being able to reclaim and hold above $110,000 could allow deeper retracements. Analysts indicate that if trade wars escalate, Bitcoin may retest the $90,000 level. However, if $110,000 holds, a push of 10 to 20% could take us to the $120,000 to $140,000 area over the coming weeks. One of the biggest changes is how institutional investors act via spot Bitcoin ETFs, especially BlackRock and Fidelity, which drove a good influx of capital earlier this year.

Currently, Bitcoin’s consolidation around the $111,600 resistance level is about more than just technical patterns. It is a test of structure and conviction to the market. Given that there are 140,488 tokens concentrated in this level, it is a natural resistance that must be cleared for the next leg higher to materialize. As we move into November, traders will be watching to see if bulls can create enough buying pressure to clear this supply wall. It will be important for those who want to track this development to monitor not just price action, but volume and the above on-chain metrics to gain insight into Bitcoin’s next move into year-end and beyond.

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