The consensus in the bitcoin market remains bullish even though the price has held above $100,000 every day bar one for two months, with analysts' projections for resistance levels ranging from $140,000 to over $200,000.
One way to identify such levels is to use trendlines, which are price chart lines connecting major highs and lows. They provide visual cues about momentum and direction, helping traders identify support and resistance levels.
Connecting the 2017 bull-market high of around $20,000 and the 2021 high of nearly $70,000 and extending the line forward can help highlight the level where selling pressure might emerge.
As of the time of writing, this trendline indicates resistance at approximately $115,300, according to the data source TradingView.