Bitcoin (BTC) experienced another wave of volatility early Tuesday, briefly falling to $102,980 before stabilizing. The decline triggered a spike in forced liquidations, with Coinglass data showing over $763 million in short positions wiped out—marking one of the largest daily liquidation totals in recent weeks.
The move highlights how overleveraged long and short traders continue to face extreme risk amid a macro-sensitive crypto landscape.
Binance BTC/USDT Liquidation Map – Source: CoinglassNotably, 73% of these liquidations were long positions, underscoring the vulnerability of bullish traders during rapid pullbacks. The largest single liquidation was a BTC/USD contract worth over $11 million on Bybit.
CPI Miss Supports Fed Caution, Bitcoin Reacts Calmly
Adding fuel to market uncertainty was the release of the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for April. Headline CPI rose by just 0.2% month-over-month—lower than the 0.3% expected—while the year-over-year figure held steady at 2.3%.
The data eased some inflationary fears, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve will delay further rate hikes.
Despite the miss in inflation, BTC didn’t immediately rally, suggesting the broader market remains cautious. Investors appear to be weighing inflation relief against geopolitical risks and positioning risks from heavy leverage in the futures market.
Bitcoin Holds Above $102,750 Support as Bulls Eye $105K Retest
Bitcoin price prediction seems bullish as BTC is trading at $102,951 after briefly testing resistance at $103,382, the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level from the recent swing high at $105,716.
Price remains supported above the 50-period EMA at $102,757, which aligns closely with the $101,951 support—marking the 38.2% Fib level and an ascending trendline.
This confluence of technical factors suggests that the broader uptrend remains intact.
BTC/USD Price Chart – Source: TradingviewThe MACD histogram is beginning to turn upward, hinting at weakening bearish momentum. A sustained move above $103,382 would validate bullish continuation toward $105,716.
Conversely, a break below $101,950 could expose downside risk to $100,772 and potentially $99,600.
Trade Setup:
Buy Zone: $102,750–$103,000 (above trendline/50 EMA) Target 1: $105,000 Target 2: $107,000 Stop Loss: Below $101,900New traders should wait for a bullish candle close above $103,382 or MACD crossover to confirm upside. As long as BTC holds trendline support, momentum favors bulls.
BTC Bull Token Crosses $5.67M as 73% Staking Yield Draws Investors
BTC Bull Token ($BTCBULL) is quickly gaining traction, recently surpassing $5.67 million in funds raised as it approaches its $6.69 million presale target. Priced at $0.00251 per token, BTCBULL has positioned itself as more than just another meme coin, offering real utility through flexible, high-yield staking that has captured investor interest.
Flexible Staking Model Attracts Yield-Hungry Investors
BTCBULL’s staking model is designed to appeal to those seeking high yields without sacrificing liquidity. Investors can currently earn an estimated 73% APY without the constraints of lockup periods or exit penalties, making it an attractive choice in a volatile market.
This flexibility allows investors to remain agile, responding to market shifts without being locked into long-term commitments.
Current Presale Stats:
Funds Raised: $5,674,905.59 of $6,690,863 Current Price: $0.00251 per BTCBULL Total Staking Pool: 1,432,976,427 BTCBULL Estimated Yield: 73% annuallyBTCBULL stands out from typical meme tokens by offering real utility through its flexible staking platform. This approach has resonated with yield-focused investors, particularly as the 2025 crypto cycle heats up. With less than $1.01 million remaining before the next price hike, the presale window is closing fast, creating a sense of urgency among potential investors.
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