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Bitcoin (BTC) has climbed back above the $73,000 level for the first time 
since early February, marking a notable recovery for the cryptocurrency. As 
momentum builds, some analysts believe the move could extend further if 
current trends remain intact. Among them is market analyst Ali Martinez, who 
shared his outlook in a recent post on X. According to Martinez, Bitcoin may 
be positioning itself for what he describes as a potential relief rally. ETF 
Accumulation And Thin On-Chain Resistance From an on-chain standpoint, 
Martinez highlighted the role of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), 
which continue to absorb supply at a steady pace. He noted that ETFs purchased 
approximately $776 million worth of BTC last week alone. The pace has not 
slowed this week. Since the week began on March 2, ETF inflows have already 
reached around $789 million — and the week is still ongoing. That scale of 
accumulation points to sustained institutional demand, which can provide 
meaningful support during breakout attempts. Related Reading: MARA Revises 
Bitcoin Treasury Strategy, Opens Door To Selling $3.5 Billion In BTC Beyond 
capital flows, Martinez also pointed to blockchain data that suggests limited 
resistance immediately above current price levels. Using the URPD (UTXO 
Realized Price Distribution), he observed that a major resistance cluster 
previously sat near $70,685. With Bitcoin now above the key price zone of 
$72,000, the supply concentration between this area and $81,000 appears 
comparatively thin. According to CoinGecko data, the BTC price has surged 7% 
to $73,200 at the time of writing. In practical terms, this means there are 
fewer historically established sell levels within that range. If buying 
pressure continues to build, Martinez believes that the Bitcoin price could 
move more freely through this “low supply” area. Bitcoin Rally Could Extend 
Toward $84,000 The next significant concentrations of supply, according to 
Martinez, are positioned around $83,307 and $84,569. Those levels may serve as 
stronger resistance should Bitcoin’s rally extend into that territory. Related 
Reading: CFTC Chair Says Crypto Perps Approval Is Close — Why This Is Huge For 
Hyperliquid? Martinez concluded that a confirmed breakout above current 
levels, supported by persistent ETF inflows, lighter on-chain resistance, and 
strengthening technical structure, could create the conditions for a short- 
term expansion higher. Featured image from OpenArt, chart from TradingView.com

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