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$BTC
Bitcoin’s current price range between $85k-$95k shows a clear battle between buyers and sellers. Bulls are defending the $85-$90k support zone, while sellers continue to cap upside near $95k.
As long as BTC remains trapped between these levels, further consolidation could be seen ahead.
However, if Bitcoin price loses the $90k support zone, a retracement toward $80k or even $70k could be seen ahead. On the other hand, a strong bounce from this zone could reignite bullish momentum.
Despite price consolidation, technical indicators are slowly improving. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has started moving upward on a weekly timeframe and may post a crossover ahead.
Furthermore, BTC price stays close to the trendline support, if momentum strengthens BTC could attempt a rebound toward $100k-$105k in the near term.
Adding to the bullish narrative, BTC’s liquidation map shows that nearly $1.5 billion worth of BTC short positions could be wiped out if Bitcoin rallies above the $95k mark.
This means a minor upward move could force short sellers to cover their positions, triggering a massive short squeeze. This setup may increase the chance of a rapid breakout.

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$BTC
Bitcoin is wrapping up 2025 in a bit of a holding pattern, hovering around $88,700 after a wild final quarter that just couldn’t seem to build on any momentum. BTC has stabilised around $1.77 trillion, and the 24 hour trading volume has ticked back up to about $33.9 billion, a sign that people are still participating, just with a bit more caution.
Looking at the price action over the past couple of weeks, you can tell that buyers are determined to hold onto the $87,900-$88,000 zone. On the other side, the momentum just isn’t there to push any higher than $90,000. As a result, the market is stuck in a pretty narrow range as the year comes to an end.

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$BTC
If the price finally breaks out above $90,000, that opens the door to $92,200, then maybe even a retest of that high at $94,600. But if we get a close below $85,100, we’re in for a bigger drop to $81,600. Either way, this is a pretty interesting time to be playing the market, as the price is just coiling up and waiting to spring one way or the other.

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$BTC
Bitcoin surged to a new all-time high of $126,199 on October 6, briefly lifting its market capitalization above $2.47 trillion and ranking it as the world’s seventh-largest asset, surpassing tech giants like Amazon (AMZN) and Meta Platforms (META).
However, the rally was followed by a sharp correction, with BTC trading around $85,000 in mid-December. Although 2025 ended broadly flat, it was a volatile period marked by record highs, deep pullbacks, and elevated volatility.

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$BTC
The long-term outlook for Bitcoin remains bright despite short-term fluctuations. The recent institutional accumulation, comprising corporate purchases totaling billions, is the primary driver of renewed trust in BTC as a store of value. Although risk-off sentiment has led to some pullbacks, most analysts still see the overall trend as unchanged. As institutional involvement is getting more and more intense and supply is still limited, Bitcoin may gradually be able to make a comeback and set new targets at $120,000–$150,000 levels in the long run.

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$BTC
The live price of Bitcoin is $ 87,676.10, reflecting a marginal rebound of around 0.8% in the last 24 hours. The slight price rise is backed by a mix of macro hedging, technical momentum, and cautious optimism around institutional demand. Moreover, the overall crypto market staying calm and the anticipation of institutional funds have also helped Bitcoin to make a modest and steady upward move during this time frame.

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$BTC
The renewed Bitcoin demand by long-term holders has supported bullish sentiments in the coming days and weeks. In the weekly timeframe, the BTC/USD pair has been retesting a crucial demand zone, likely to yield its rebound towards a new all-time high (ATH).
The midterm bullish outlook for BTC will, however, be invalidated if BTC price drops below $80k as traders will be looking for further drop towards the support level around $77k.

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$BTC
According to onchain data analysis from checkonchain, the long-term holder supply net position, on a timeframe of 30 days, has turned positive for the first time since July 2025. Bitcoin price has since dropped over 26% since July to trade at about $87.3k at press time, catalyzed by significant selling pressure from whale investors.
During the past 24 hours, the long-term Bitcoin holders, led by Strategy that acquired 1229 BTC, have recorded a net positive change in their holdings. As such, it is safe to assume that long-term Bitcoin holders are predicting a continuation of the ‘Santa Claus rally’ in 2026.

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While the primary cryptocurrency reached a new all-time high of over $124,000 in mid-August, it has been in an evident decline ever since. As of this writing, it trades below $110,000, while its market capitalization has plunged beneath $2.2 billion.
September has historically been a predominantly bearish month for BTC, with some community members expecting an additional plunge in the short term.
Prominent figures, such as Cardano’s founder Charles Hoskinson, on the other hand, remain unfazed. In a recent interview, he predicted that the price of the asset could surge to $250,000 during this cycle, while its capitalization might explode to $10 trillion within the next five years.

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$BTC
🚨Bitcoin Holds Key Support Zone🚨

What reinforces the bullish bias is Bitcoin’s ability to stay well above its 200-day moving average, which now sits near $94,700. This level acts as critical long-term support. As long as BTC holds above it, the Bitcoin price prediction remains bullish.
Chain Mind also highlights a rise in Bitcoin dominance, which has hit a three-year high. Investors are rotating capital out of altcoins and back into Bitcoin, viewing it as a safer store of value amid broader market uncertainty.

Consider these signs of strength:

Bitcoin’s dominance is rising, while altcoins are losing ground.
Ethereum (ETH) is struggling to hold above $2,500.
Altcoins like SOL and ADA have broken key support levels.
Long-term holders continue to sit on their BTC instead of selling.

This points to sustained institutional interest. Firms like Metaplanet and Strategy have been buying large amounts of Bitcoin, while spot ETFs continue to see inflows, despite price volatility.

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🚨Bitcoin Price Today Is Surging. Bullish Pin Bar on BTC Chart🚨

During Monday's session, Bitcoin’s price climbed more than 1% on major exchanges, setting intraday highs around $107,126. At the time of writing, the price is undergoing a slight correction, with Bitcoin trading near $106,600. Broadly speaking, the market remains within a consolidation range, with the lower boundary around $102,000 and the upper limit marked by May’s all-time high near $112,000. This range has held for over a month.
Based on my technical analysis, a key support level currently stands at $105,000. This level was actively tested throughout Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. On Friday, the price briefly dipped below $103,000 but ended the day slightly higher, forming a daily pin bar candle with a long lower wick and a narrow body, typically seen as a bullish signal that could suggest a renewed push toward the $112,000 resistance zone.
In the next section of the article, we examine the key drivers behind Monday’s upward move and explore the main reasons Bitcoin is gaining today.

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$BTC
Bitcoin (BTC) was under pressure in October 2025, first soaring to a new all-time high near $126,000, then falling back below $100,000 amid BTC ETF outflows and market consolidation. Although there is some short-term selling, strong institutional demand for Bitcoin remains. Additionally, analysts interpret the setback as a refreshing moment amid a healthy cycle. Given the stability in on-chain activity and Bitcoin’s growing hedging role, the long-term trend is towards growth. They are of the view that BTC can reach $130,000–$140,000 by the end of 2025 if there is a comeback in ETF buying and macro conditions are favorable.

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$BTC
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) is trading in a tight year-end band, holding just below the $90,000 ceiling. Different feeds show BTC between roughly $88,150 and $88,936 today, with most prints clustering near $88,600–$88,900. Market capitalization sits around $1.76–$1.77 trillion, while 24-hour volume ranges between $33 billion and $38 billion, confirming active but not euphoric conditions. Short-term ranges show intraday lows around $86,866–$86,900 and highs near $89,400–$89,500, so the effective trading corridor is about $2,500–$3,000 wide. This comes after a drop from ~$94,652 and a deeper retreat from the ~$126,000 all-time high in early October, leaving BTC roughly 30% below the peak but still far above prior-cycle levels.

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🚨Bitcoin Rally Pushed Nakamoto Ahead of Gates🚨

Nakamoto’s wallet, believed to hold 1.1 million BTC – around 5% of Bitcoin’s circulating supply – recently reached a massive $113.8 billion, according to blockchain analytics firm Arkham.

That briefly put him ahead of Bill Gates, whose fortune stood at $112.9 billion, based on Forbes’ Real-Time Billionaires list. It was enough to make Nakamoto the 12th richest person in the world, if only for a moment. The surge was driven by optimism around a potential U.S.–China trade deal, which helped push Bitcoin’s price higher.

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🚨Bitcoin Price Analysis: Calm Before the Breakout Storm🚨

According to a post by analyst Michael van de Poppe, Bitcoin’s price structure indicates that a larger expansion could unfold if BTC price sustains above the $107,000 mark. The chart analysis shared by him shows that the $106.6k to $107k range remains the crucial area for momentum ignition.
He further mentions that if the liquidity build-up around $105.5k is broken, a sweep toward $103k is likely. Successively, the spot buy zones lie in the $103k level, with further safety nets below $100k.
That being said, psychological elements like geopolitical stability, particularly in the Middle East, could boost risk-on appetite and trigger a breakout momentum. If bulls clear $107k, an upside move toward $108k could be on the horizon, which could potentially open the gates to $110.5k.

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🚨$500M Liquidation Triggers Fresh Price Lows🚨

The cryptocurrency market has endured a major flush-out over the past 24 hours, with total liquidations surging to $527.75 million. The move was heavily leaned toward long positions, which accounted for $468.75 million of the total, while shorts saw a far smaller $59 million in losses, according to data from CoinGlass.
Ethereum emerged as the biggest casualty, with a staggering $201 million in positions wiped out — $177 million of which were long bets. Bitcoin followed with $110 million in liquidations, dominated by $106 million in longs. Together, these two top cryptocurrencies made up nearly 60% of the market’s total liquidations.
The spike in liquidations comes amid continued market volatility, with Bitcoin hovering around $113,200 and Ethereum trading near $3,474. Both assets have posted weekly losses — down 4.14% for BTC and 6.9% for ETH, signaling strong selling pressure.

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$BTC
As of now, Bitcoin holds a market capitalization of $2.22T and a fully diluted market cap of $2.34T. Daily trading volume stands at $72.34B, with a volume-to-market-cap ratio of 0.0327, reflecting steady liquidity. The asset remains well below its all-time high of $124,517, trading on a circulating supply of 19.92M BTC (out of a max 21M).

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$BTC
CryptoQuant said bitcoin’s four-year cycle is driven mainly by changes in demand rather than by the halving event, which reduces supply. “Demand cycles — not halvings — drive bitcoin’s four-year cycle,” the firm said.
Despite the bearish outlook, CryptoQuant said the downturn could be relatively shallow by historical standards. Previous bear market lows have often aligned with bitcoin’s realized price, currently near $56,000, implying a possible decline of around 55% from the recent record high. The firm sees intermediate support around $70,000.

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$BTC
Bitcoin has been stuck in a $5,000 range for eight days, fluctuating between $88,000 and $93,000 as of Sunday. People in the market are becoming more and more sure that an attempt to break out is coming soon, but there is a lot of disagreement about which way it will go. Ted Pillows, a crypto analyst, said that a relief rally might send Bitcoin up to the $98,000-$100,000 level before it goes down again. Captain Faibik, a trader, confidently declared that a positive breakout would happen within days, causing sidelined investors to rush in.
But there are still bearish scenarios to think about. CryptoQuant analyst CryptoOnchain said that the $70,000–$72,000 area is the next big downside target, when more buyers are expected to show interest. One thing that makes people worry about the downside is that more and more Bitcoin is coming into Binance. About $1.4 billion worth of BTC has been added to the exchange. The combination of a technical breakdown below $90,000 and a lot of money coming into exchanges makes it far more likely that the market will go back toward the high-demand zone. Some analysts are even utilizing Elliott Wave theory to guess that Bitcoin may go as high as $150,000, although these guesses are based on the idea that Bitcoin will finish its present corrective phase first.

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$BTC
The overall market prediction was that the BOJ would announce a rate hike. The Japanese central bank confirmed this on Friday, revealing it was raising rates by 25 basis points.
Interestingly, the Bitcoin USD price chart experienced a rally on the same day that the BOJ announced the rate hike. A contrary outcome to the expected downside.
BTC price traded above $88,000 at press time after recovering from below the $86,000 price tag on Thursday.
The uptick aligned with the idea that the Bitcoin price downside in the last few months priced in the BOJ’s policy change. Some believe that the slight uptick on Friday suggests that some investors bought back after the dip.
On the other hand, this could signal that the market might be faking an uptrend before it extends its downside. One thing was for sure. The actual event did not have much of a negative impact, but the rate hike could still lead to the Yen carry trade unwind.
But if the BOJ’s rate cut was priced in, then Bitcoin might have an easier time recovering. The banks may have just revised their Bitcoin price prediction, but their predictions remained positive, though lower, likely due to the liquidity impact.

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