Bitcoin ($BTC) is well-positioned to reach a projected price of $110,000 in the second quarter of 2026, driven by U.S. economic developments, growing institutional demand, and Federal Reserve policy dynamics.
This prediction was made by analyst Ion Jauregui from ActivTrades, a global financial brokerage firm, in a note shared with Finbold on March 30. Jauregui stated that the $BTC price rebound faces the path of least resistance over the coming three months.
“Projections place Bitcoin consolidating initially in the $75,000 – $80,000 range, with potential upside toward $95,000 – $110,000,” Jauregui said.
Bitcoin has been consolidating below $73,000 in recent months, a price level last seen during the Q2 2024 peak cycle. As a result of this ongoing consolidation beneath that significant level, Jauregui now expects $BTC to surge toward its next major resistance, indicated for the near future.
“The strongest bearish pressure zone is around $90,000, corresponding to the 2025 Point of Control (POC: the price level with the highest traded volume in a given period), while the highest-volume support is near $81,500,” the analyst added.
Why Will Bitcoin Price Rally in the Next Three Months?
The main driver of Bitcoin’s volatility between April and June will be shifts in key U.S. macroeconomic indicators, such as Federal Reserve policy and the broader economic outlook, as well as geopolitical factors. Jauregui urged $BTC traders to closely monitor these macro drivers to evaluate the potential for a rally.
“High-volatility scenarios cannot be ruled out, especially given ongoing macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty. Bitcoin continues to act as an institutional hedge during periods of market risk,” he stated.
The analyst noted that a potential Bitcoin price rebound in the first quarter of 2026 was undermined by a strengthening U.S. dollar amid higher treasury yields. Nonetheless, with more institutional investors using Bitcoin as a hedge against inflation, Jauregui said that a $BTC price rally may materialize during Q2 2026.
