Bitcoin has retreated from a local high above $87,000 reached earlier in September, but several analysts remain bullish and see a potential buying opportunity before a move toward $90,000 and $100,000. Spot Bitcoin ETFs accumulated more than $1.6 billion of BTC in about 72 hours, while weekly net inflows approached $2.4 billion, the strongest result since October 2025. SoSoValue data also showed eight consecutive positive-flow sessions, a streak last recorded in August. Ali Martinez said Bitcoin appears to have broken out of a double-bottom pattern and could retest its $82,000 neckline before targeting $100,000 if that level holds. Gerla described Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio, a valuation measure, near 1.35 as evidence of a profitable cohort and a healthy retest. Crypto with Haris ₿ instead warned of a possible drop to about $62,000 before a recovery above $90,000. Doctor Profit remains bullish but expects a correction toward $79,000, around the 50-week moving average, within the broader bull market.