Key points:
Bitcoin brings upside volatility into the weekly close with a charge through $112,000 resistance.
Traders hope for new local highs next as the BTC price recovery continues.
The US Federal Reserve is tipped to cut interest rates again next week.
Bitcoin ( BTC ) challenged $112,000 into Sunday’s weekly close as traders hoped for new local highs.
Bitcoin eyes traders’ targets in fresh volatility
Data from Cointelegraph Markets Pro and TradingView indicated that a range-bound BTC price action characterized the weekend.
A late rebound on Friday helped bulls move to a higher level in the week’s range, helped by pleasing US inflation data .
Now, market participants saw the potential for fresh highs to emerge, with the weekly close typically experiencing increased volatility.
$BTC / $USD - Update
— Crypto Tony (@CryptoTony__) October 26, 2025
Holding my long over $108,200. Targeting $113,000 highs next. pic.twitter.com/aXZtvseqtO
Trader Crypto Caesar observed the $112,000 resistance level being retested on the day.
“A CLEAN break and close above it could confirm a bullish continuation toward $123K,” he wrote in a post on X.
Crypto investor and entrepreneur Ted Pillows had similar ideas.
“$BTC seems to be in a short-term uptrend. 4 consecutive green daily candles, which means someone is consistently TWAPing Bitcoin here,” he told X followers on the day.
“I'm still eyeing a $112,000-$114,000 zone, as a reclaim could push BTC above $118,000 really soon.”
Others waited in the wings, with the X analytics account named after famous economist Frank Fetter “watching” for a break of $113,000.
Watching $BTC . pic.twitter.com/8FOK6ntCxo
— Frank (@FrankAFetter) October 25, 2025
This, it added last week, represented the current aggregate cost basis for Bitcoin’s short-term holders — entities hodling for up to six months.
“If BTC can reclaim the short-term holder cost basis at $113k, a move into the blue band of $130k – $144k feels right,” it said.
Fed rate-cut odds boost risk-asset play
Looking ahead, the coming week holds another key event for crypto and risk-asset investors.
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The US Federal Reserve, fresh from cooler-than-expected inflation numbers, was expected to cut interest rates by 0.25% at its Oct. 29 meeting.
Data from CME Group’s FedWatch Tool put the odds of that outcome at more than 98% at the time of writing.
Commenting, trading resource The Kobeissi Letter put the Fed’s cuts in context as part of a worldwide rates “pivot” by central banks.
“So far, 82% of world central banks have cut rates over the last 6 months, the highest share since 2020. This century, central banks have slashed rates at a pace only seen during recessions,” it wrote on X .
“Global monetary easing is in full swing.”



