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Market-related reports indicate that Bitcoin continues to demonstrate impressive resilience, having risen over 10% in the past week, outperforming traditional risk assets like the S&P 500. After weeks of volatility and low liquidity, Bitcoin has reclaimed the $94,000 range low—a critical sign, as it was this level that supported Bitcoin's rally to its all-time high in January. Furthermore, Bitcoin has now also risen back to the short-term holding cost basis, approximately $92,900, which is a key on-chain pivot point that typically distinguishes the drawdown phase from new bullish momentum. In addition to a positive market structure, margin indicators have also rebounded to 87.3%, indicating improved market health and investor profitability.

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