Bitcoin at $110K: Analysts point to liquidity-driven upside momentum

Bitcoin surged nearly 3% to trade near $110,203 on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Ethereum extended losses to trade at $4,383.

“Bitcoin remains poised for a potential rally as market structure strengthens and spot demand builds. After a brief consolidation phase, liquidity indicators suggest renewed upward momentum. With institutional inflows picking up and volatility compressing, this dip is viewed as an attractive accumulation opportunity. We maintain a bullish mid-term outlook, expecting BTC to break higher as buying pressure accelerates,” according to Parth Srivastava, Head of Quant, 9Point Capital’s Research Team.

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Another analyst says that BTC moved between $107,200 and $109,900, consolidating after the recent dip and the $105,000–108,000 zone is acting as a crucial support, while $110K remains the key resistance to reclaim.

“With September historically soft for BTC, a sustained move above $110K could open room toward $115K, while a breakdown below support risks a deeper slide toward $100K. A Bitcoin whale has been accumulating billions of dollars’ worth of ETH, surpassing the second-largest corporate treasury firm. A Bitcoin whale worth over $11 billion sold another $215 million worth of Bitcoin to buy $216 million worth of spot ETH on the decentralized exchange Hyperliquid,” CoinSwitch Markets Desk said.

At 10:26 AM IST, Bitcoin was trading at $110,242, up by 2.62% over the past 24 hours and by nearly 0.15% over the past week. Ethereum, on the other hand, was trading at $4,383, down by 0.12% in the past 24 hours and by 1.23% over the last seven days.

According to CoinMarketCap data, the crypto sector’s overall market capitalisation stood at around $3.81 trillion on Tuesday.

According to CoinSwitch Markets Desk, the growing whale demand for ETH is signaling the market’s natural rotation into ETH and other altcoins with more upside potential. In acquisition news, Metaplanet acquired 1,009 BTC for approximately $112 million, bringing the Japanese firm’s total holdings to 20,000 BTC.

What other experts say

Avinash Shekhar, Co-Founder & CEO, Pi42

Bitcoin is holding near $110K, but the footing looks fragile as whales shuffle positions and on-chain flows raise caution. Yet beneath the surface, institutional appetite remains resilient U.S. spot ETFs saw fresh net inflows, and Japan’s Metaplanet lifted its holdings past 20,000 BTC, reinforcing long-term conviction.

While markets warn of a potential ‘Red September,’ these structural signals suggest the bull case is far from over, with room for Bitcoin to challenge previous highs once demand steadies. Ethereum has ceded some ground in recent sessions, while Solana and Dogecoin are quietly gaining traction. Meanwhile, XRP’s muted consolidation could be the calm before a breakout, with on-chain data hinting at a possible march toward double-digit levels.

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Vikram Subburaj, CEO, Giottus.com

Bitcoin is holding near $109,000 in a fragile consolidation after last week’s sell-off. Flow and options signals show fading conviction, with puts priced ~7% over calls. Roughly $390M in leveraged longs will turn vulnerable if price slips below $107,000.

Safe-haven demand is spilling on-chain as tokenized gold has hit a record ~$2.57B market cap. This is led by XAUT’s ~$437M August mint and PAXG’s ~$141M addition since June, while spot gold trades near $3,500.