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Bitcoin Falls 5% to $115K as Market Consolidates — What’s Next?

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Bitcoin Price Faces Pressure After Record High

Bitcoin (BTC) has entered a consolidation phase, dropping nearly 5% in one week to trade around $115,500, after briefly reaching a new all-time high of $124,000 last Wednesday.

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At 10:16 AM IST, Bitcoin was down 2.02% in 24 hours and 5.08% on the weekly timeframe, according to market data. Analysts suggest that Bitcoin could retest the critical $115,000 support level, with possible downside risks if macroeconomic pressures persist.

Vikram Subburaj, CEO of Giottus.com, commented:

“Bitcoin has dropped 5% on the weekly timeframe and is likely to test key support at $115,000. With gold and silver likely to rally, Bitcoin and key altcoins may have a troubled week ahead after US PPI data reignited macro concerns last week.”

Ethereum and Altcoins Follow Bitcoin’s Trend

Ethereum (ETH) also mirrored Bitcoin’s correction, slipping 3.12% in 24 hours to trade at $4,340. While ETH has held relatively strong on the weekly chart, it remains down 10% from its recent high of $4,784.

Subburaj emphasized that the $4,600 level now acts as crucial support, with ETH poised for another breakout if institutional inflows continue.

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Meanwhile, altcoins showed mixed performance:

This broader altcoin strength suggests that institutional investors remain active, even as Bitcoin consolidates.

What Investors Should Watch Next

With Bitcoin consolidating and macroeconomic data creating uncertainty, analysts recommend caution in deploying fresh capital until the correction stabilizes. Key levels to monitor:

If Bitcoin holds above $115,000, the next move could set the tone for the broader crypto market.

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