Bitcoin Capital Inflows Surge as Analysts Forecast Break Above $100K
Bitcoin is gaining bullish momentum as capital inflows surge and market analysts forecast a potential breakout beyond the $100,000 mark. On April 27, technical analyst Willy Woo highlighted a sharp uptick in capital entering the Bitcoin network, marking a shift in market dynamics.
“Bitcoin fundamentals have turned bullish — not a bad setup to break all-time highs,” said Woo.
According to Woo, 30-day total capital flows are rising, while speculative flows are falling — a combination that historically signals a strong and sustainable uptrend. He noted that both metrics have bottomed, creating an ideal environment for further price appreciation based on underlying fundamentals.
Liquidity Returns, Risk Signals Drop
Woo also pointed to his proprietary risk signal model, which has begun to trend downward, indicating that liquidity is flowing back into the market. He suggested that downside volatility may be limited in this environment:
“Downside pullbacks will be muted in this environment,” Woo stated, implying that dips could offer strong buying opportunities.
With medium-term price targets of $90,000 and $93,000 already being tested, Woo noted that the long-standing $108,000 target remains viable, with a new interim goal of $103,000. In the short term, he anticipates either sideways consolidation or a slow, steady grind upward — both considered healthy signs for a longer-term breakout.
“BTC is setting up for another break of all-time highs if the capital flow trend continues. It’s a solid long-term setup,” Woo concluded.
Market Conditions Support Higher Targets
Other analysts echo Woo’s sentiment. Market expert Rekt Capital stated that a weekly close above $93,500 would be crucial for Bitcoin to reclaim its previous trading range. BTC briefly dipped below $93,000 early Monday but rebounded to over $94,000, keeping the bullish setup intact.
Meanwhile, CryptoQuant’s Bull Score Index hit 60, driven by increasing Bitcoin demand and growing stablecoin liquidity — further signs of strengthening capital inflows.
Galaxy Research also reported that Bitcoin has moved above the Short-Term Holder (STH) price for the first time since early March. This metric suggests that most recent buyers are now in profit, reducing the likelihood of selling pressure and supporting a move higher.
As Bitcoin holds above $94,000, on-chain signals and technical indicators collectively point to a maturing bullish trend — one that may ultimately carry the asset above $100K, as projected by several leading analysts.
