For several weeks, the Bitcoin<\/a> price<\/strong> has remained confined within a narrow range<\/strong>, fluctuating between $116,000<\/strong> and $120,000<\/strong>. This apparent stability<\/strong> actually conceals bullish tension<\/strong>. Experience shows that the longer a financial asset consolidates<\/strong> in this manner, without significant variation<\/strong>, the greater its potential for a future breakout<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The current economic situation<\/strong>, characterized by increasing government debt<\/strong> and expansionary monetary policy, seems conducive to the continued rise of Bitcoin<\/a><\/strong>. Despite former US President Donald Trump’s<\/strong> past attempts to reduce public spending, the strategy ultimately shifted toward rapid economic stimulation at the expense of fiscal consolidation<\/strong>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n