Bitcoin's price has experienced recent volatility, dropping below $102,000 with a 1.49% decline over 24 hours as of May 15, 2025. A further decline below $101,000 could trigger approximately $996 million in long liquidations across major exchanges, while a rise above $103,000 could eliminate around $247 million in short positions. Trading at $102,288, Bitcoin shows tightening volatility with a strong bullish structure but fading momentum. Key resistance is noted at $104,000 and support near $101,000, with a short-term bearish bias but a long-term bullish trend. After 69 days of low profit and high volatility, Bitcoin is in an acceleration phase, suggesting potential for a new all-time high before the end of the current cycle. Market activity indicates daily profits between $30 million and $60 million for active investors, with highly active addresses showing significant profit spikes during price surges. Despite these surges, Bitcoin's recent price peaks have been smaller compared to its two-year average, indicating a more stable market. The $159,000 level is identified as a key resistance point for future price movements.