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Bitcoin’s 4H falling wedge just broke and retested—10% rally imminent?

Bitcoin’s 4H falling wedge just broke and retested—10% rally imminent?

Bitcoin just pulled a textbook falling wedge breakout on the 4H chart, tagged $111K, and cleanly retested around $108K—now coiling in a tight range as 24h volume jumps over 60%. With price hovering near $108,421 and liquidity building, the next push could decide whether bulls unlock a measured move toward $114.5K–$115K or hand momentum back to sellers hovering at the highs.

What Just Happened on the 4H Chart

BTC broke out of a descending wedge that formed since early October, rallied to ~$111K, then retested the wedge top near ~$108K—so far holding. Price is consolidating between ~$107K and ~$111K, with a failed HVN breakout sending price back to support. A CME gap was closed, and a short-term bounce followed. Market cap sits near $2.16T, with 24h volume around $104.8B—evidence of active participation and deeper liquidity.

Why This Matters for Traders

Falling wedge breakouts often resolve higher after a successful retest. Holding above $107K–$108K keeps the bullish structure intact and favors continuation into $114.5K–$115K. Rising volume during consolidation supports the idea of accumulation rather than distribution—so long as support does not break on a 4H closing basis.

Key Levels and Invalidation

A Simple, Actionable Trade Plan

Risks to Respect Right Now

Bottom Line

As long as $107K–$108K holds on 4H closes, the path of least resistance favors a measured push toward $114.5K–$115K. Watch for a strong 4H reclaim and hold above $111K to confirm momentum—and keep invalidation tight if support gives way.

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