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According to market analyst Michaël van de Poppe, Bitcoin has already completed one of the most critical steps toward a trend reversal by reclaiming its 21-day moving average.
Historically, this level has acted as a momentum divider, with sustained moves above it often preceding stronger upside continuation.
The next hurdle sits around the $92,000 level. Van de Poppe argues that a clean break above this zone could trigger acceleration toward $100,000, potentially unfolding over the coming weeks.
The analyst also highlighted improving market structure, noting that price action has started grinding higher as fresh liquidity enters the system. With U.S. market activity resuming and risk appetite slowly returning, he expects Bitcoin to test the $100,000 mark as early as January.



 However, shorter-term volatility remains a factor. Analysts point out that a new monthly and yearly candle has just opened, and this period often produces early fakeouts before a clearer directional move emerges.
For now, Bitcoin continues to trade within a broad $84,000 to $94,000 range, suggesting consolidation rather than exhaustion.
Structurally, this cycle is also unfolding differently from past ones. Market observers note that Bitcoin has broken from the classic four-year cycle for the first time, with 2025 closing red rather than marking a traditional peak.
This shift does not imply the end of the bull market. Instead, it reflects changing drivers.
Liquidity flows, interest rate expectations, and institutional positioning now play a far greater role than halving shocks or retail speculation. As a result, some believe this cycle is extending into 2026 rather than concluding on historical timelines.
Current market data from CoinMarketCap supports a cautiously constructive outlook. Bitcoin is trading near $89,500, up modestly on both the daily and weekly timeframes, while overall sentiment remains fearful.
That said, dominance sits near 58.6%. If price can secure a weekly close above $90,000, analysts suggest momentum could quickly build toward the anticipated $100,000 milestone.
