According to Glassnode, BTC’s on-chain cost basis distribution shows dense support at 110,000 to 114,000 dollars where a large share of supply was acquired, based on its linked chart. According to Glassnode, the next major supply zone is near 117,000 dollars and may provide resistance if price retests that level.

According to @52kskew, BTC saw an early-week bounce with partial recovery of Friday’s downside as $110K support was heavily defended, evidenced by seller absorption with spot CVD declining while limit bid liquidity increased; source: @52kskew. Limit buyers dominated the rebound off the Friday–Saturday low, reinforcing the dip-buying regime; source: @52kskew. In perpetual futures, open interest and CVD have been rising alongside price, signaling eagerness to buy upside momentum and potential strength; source: @52kskew. Going forward, the $112K-$113K zone is flagged as pivotal for direction, framing key resistance for momentum traders; source: @52kskew.

According to @CryptoMichNL on X (Sep 7, 2025), BTC has set a new higher low while defending the $110,000 support, indicating constructive trend continuation potential (source: @CryptoMichNL). According to @CryptoMichNL, a clean move above $112,000 is the key trigger to ignite a broader bullish run, making $112,000 the near-term resistance to watch (source: @CryptoMichNL). According to @CryptoMichNL, the immediate trading focus is the $110,000 support and the $112,000 breakout level for directional confirmation (source: @CryptoMichNL).

According to @CrypNuevo, Bitcoin (BTC) is likely to experience a strong bounce either from the current level at the 1D50EMA or from the $110,000 price zone if reached. The author highlights that a repeat of January's 20% correction is very unlikely due to significant changes in market structure and context. This trading analysis suggests a more bullish outlook in the near term, reducing the probability of a major downside move based on current technical and structural factors. Source: @CrypNuevo