Bitcoin extended its rebound on Wednesday, climbing to a one-week high of $107,256 in late-morning trading, according to LSEG pricing. The token later traded above $108,000, erasing the losses that had pulled it down to about $98,000 earlier in the week. The latest advance also lifted Bitcoin’s share of the overall cryptocurrency market to 61.7%, up from 59.8% the previous day, CoinGecko data show. Rising dominance suggests investors are concentrating in the largest digital asset at the expense of smaller tokens. Technical indicators remain broadly constructive, with all major moving averages flashing bullish signals, according to market-analysis site BTCTN. Traders are watching for confirmation of a breakout above roughly $107,300 and eyeing resistance near $112,000, levels that could clear the path toward a fresh all-time high.