Bitcoin has continued to trade above $90,000, reassuring investors and reducing the risk of panic selling. According to analysts at Matrixport, as long as Bitcoin holds this threshold, most investors are likely to remain confident. With Bitcoin's price maintaining stability and trading volumes surging from $40 billion to nearly $400 billion at times, adoption is expected to grow further into 2025.

Market trends indicate that the vast majority of Bitcoin holders are currently in profit, reinforcing a positive sentiment. Historically, panic selling is less likely when investors see gains rather than losses. However, if Bitcoin falls below the critical $90,000 level, market sentiment could shift, leading to potential sell-offs.

Another factor shaping the current market is the evolving role of institutional investors. Analysts note a decline in weekend trading volumes, suggesting that institutional players—who predominantly trade on weekdays—are gaining influence over the market. This shift is gradually diminishing the impact of retail traders and reshaping trading patterns.

While Bitcoin has remained resilient above $96,000, its next moves remain uncertain. Analysts are closely monitoring the Inter-exchange Flow Pulse indicator, which tracks Bitcoin transfers between spot and derivatives markets. Typically, an increase in BTC flowing into derivatives signals bullish momentum. However, the current trend suggests resistance ahead, raising questions about Bitcoin’s ability to break higher.

Despite these uncertainties, Bitcoin’s strong position above $90,000 keeps investors confident for now. The market’s next major move will likely determine its direction in the coming months.