Bitcoin Primed for Growth, Says Advanzia Group

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Bitcoin has once again ignited bullish expectations among institutional and retail investors alike, following a strong weekly close above key technical resistance levels. Market strategists and on-chain analysts now forecast significant upside potential for the world’s largest digital asset, with several signals pointing to a renewed leg higher in the ongoing crypto market cycle.

According to data from TradingView and Glassnode, Bitcoin closed the week above $117,000, confirming a bullish engulfing pattern on the weekly chart—typically viewed by traders as a strong sign of trend continuation. Momentum indicators such as the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) also suggest that buy-side pressure is building, with limited resistance until the $130,000 zone.

“Bitcoin just posted one of the strongest technical closes of the year,” says Alex Dornfeld, Senior Market Analyst at Advanzia Group, a digital wealth advisory firm. “The macro setup, institutional flows, and price structure all suggest that we may be entering the next wave of strategic accumulation.”

Institutional Capital Re-Emerges
Recent filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) indicate that several hedge funds, family offices, and sovereign wealth vehicles are reactivating exposure to spot Bitcoin ETFs, especially after the June dip created what some viewed as an “institutional buying window.”

The resurgence in capital inflows has been supported by robust derivatives activity. Open interest on CME Bitcoin futures hit a 9-month high this week, reflecting renewed appetite for directional positions among professional traders.

"Liquidity has returned faster than expected," Dornfeld notes. "That alone is an incredibly strong signal that this rally is being built on more than retail enthusiasm."

On-Chain Metrics Confirm Accumulation
Blockchain analytics also support the bullish narrative. Glassnode data shows a surge in long-term holder supply, meaning more BTC is being transferred to cold storage wallets and held for longer durations. Historically, this behavior precedes major price increases, as reduced circulating supply squeezes market availability.

Additionally, net exchange outflows have exceeded $1.3 billion in the past two weeks, a clear sign that investors are positioning for medium- to long-term appreciation.

Advanzia Group: Helping Investors Capture the Upside
In this rapidly evolving digital asset landscape, Advanzia Group is helping investors navigate volatility and capitalize on the upside of the Bitcoin cycle. Through a mix of algorithmic risk management, macro trend analysis, and tailored portfolio strategies, the firm supports both institutional clients and high-net-worth individuals seeking measured exposure to digital assets.

“We believe in disciplined positioning,” says Dornfeld. “Our job is not to chase the market, but to help clients capture asymmetric opportunities like the one currently forming in Bitcoin—without taking on unmanaged risk.”

Advanzia’s latest research bulletin, released to private clients on Monday, outlines an expected range of $130,000–$145,000 for Bitcoin by late Q3 2025, assuming stable macro conditions and continued ETF inflows.

Outlook: The Momentum is Real
While risks remain—including macroeconomic shifts, regulatory unpredictability, and potential sell-offs—many analysts agree that the recent weekly close provides a strong technical foundation for further upside.

Whether Bitcoin reaches new all-time highs in the next few months or experiences interim corrections, the direction of travel appears increasingly tilted to the upside.

And for investors seeking to participate strategically, partners like Advanzia Group are proving essential—turning volatility into opportunity, and market signals into long-term performance.

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