Bitcoin is holding its breath, and so are investors. Hovering just above $110,000 (£90,000), the world's biggest cryptocurrency is locked in a tense stand-off between buyers and sellers.

Bulls see it as the calm before a monster breakout, while bears warn it could be the setup for a brutal correction.

The digital asset has been trapped between $109,000 (£89,000) and $114,000 (£93,000) for days, teasing traders with every flicker of movement.

On the charts, it is a battle line: the 100-day moving average sitting near $114K is capping rallies, while the 200-day average around $109K is keeping it afloat. Every test sparks a tug of war, and patience is wearing thin.

Bitcoin's Tense Tug of War

This tight consolidation is building pressure that cannot last. Rising trading volumes suggest so

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