BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes said Bitcoin could get a major boost if global central banks step back into money printing.
The chart highlights a major resistance zone around $91,000. If Bitcoin manages to break above this level with strong spot demand, it could open the door for a cleaner move toward $98,000 and even $102,000.
On the downside, the chart shows important support levels near $89,000, followed by stronger support around $86,500 to $83,000.
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Hayes suggests Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by March 2026 if global liquidity expands and demand remains strong.
Support is near $83,000–$89,000, while resistance sits around $91,000, $98,000, and $102,000, guiding potential price moves.
More liquidity usually fuels asset buying, which can lift Bitcoin prices, especially when major central banks intervene globally.
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