Binance's Bitcoin reserves have again dipped below 570,000 BTC, reminiscent of levels from earlier in the year. Last time, this drop was followed by a significant price rally, leading analysts to speculate a repeat.

Currently, Bitcoin trades around $98,680. Many analysts predict a potential climb to $187,500 if historical patterns recur. Important price level of $100,000 was recently breached, creating tighter trading ranges amidst holiday-low volumes.

Analysts, like Ryan Lee from Bitget, foresee increased trading post-Christmas, possibly raising prices above $105,000. He mentions renewed market activity offering fresh opportunities.

Bitcoin's dominance is reaching 58.42%, approaching the psychological 60%. This benchmark could stir market emotions and drive purchases if surpassed.

Despite bitcoin's bullish position, altcoins like Polygon also attract trader interest, especially for diversification. Historical data indicates possible patterns, but uncertainties remain.

Analysts debate long-term trends, with expectations varying from new highs to corrections. Liquidity is vital, especially as holidays end and institutional investments fluctuate.

Market anticipates whether bitcoin can break $100,000 again as resistance has developed. External factors, like US regulations, influence expectations and trading volumes.