Bitcoin (BTC) Price Prediction: Will the Bollinger Bands Signal a Breakout or a Rejection?

As the week wraps up, we get that familiar moment of market reflection - Bitcoin's weekly candle closing.

As the week wraps up, we get that familiar moment of market reflection - Bitcoin’s weekly candle closing. It is the kind of checkpoint that does not just summarize the last seven days but also sets the stage for what is to come. A rejection, a continuation or maybe the beginning of something entirely different - it is all up to how that final candle prints.

But numbers alone do not tell the full story, and that is where the Bollinger Bands come in.

Think of them less as indicators and more as flexible boundaries that constantly adapt to price behavior. The middle band, a moving average, acts as a gravitational pull, while the outer bands expand and contract with volatility, giving traders a sense of when the price might be stretching too far in one direction.

For the second week in a row, Bitcoin (BTC) has been hanging out near the lower Bollinger Band, not breaking through but bouncing off it - twice now. And that is not just a random move.

Usually, when the price finds support at this lower level and holds, it is a sign that there is at least a temporary floor, an area where selling pressure fades and buyers start stepping in. If this pattern keeps up, the next thing to watch is the middle band at around $94,300, which is about 11.25% higher than where it is now.

None of this suggests a quick breakout. That is just how the weekly time frame works.

Candles there move slowly, and their signals tend to play out over weeks, not days. So, while this is not a short-term call to action, it is a midterm nod to the idea that Bitcoin might be building a base here, a foundation for something bigger.

This article was originally published on U.Today