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Bullish view📉
Buy the BTC/USD pair and set a take-profit at 95,000.Add a stop-loss at 88,000.Timeline: 1-2 days.
Bearish view📈
Sell the BTC and set a take-profit at 88,000.Add a stop-loss at 95,000.
The BTC continued its recent sell-off after the Federal Reserve released minutes of the last monetary policy meeting and after Nvidia published upbeat financial results. Bitcoin was trading at $91,300 on Thursday morning, a few points above this week's low of $88,930.
The BTC reacted to the Fed minutes, which cast doubt on whether officials will cut interest rates in the December meeting. These minutes showed that officials were deeply divided on whether to cut in October, with some members expressing concerns about inflation, which has remained above the 2% target for years.
On the positive side, Polymarket data shows that most traders believe that the bank will cut in December, which would benefit risky assets. Odds of these cuts have jumped to 67% from this week’s low of 50%.
Bitcoin also remained under pressure even as investors embraced a risk-on sentiment after Nvidia published strong earnings. The company anticipates that it will make over $65 billion in the fourth quarter, higher than the expected $63 billion.
The company’s revenue jumped by 62% to $57 billion, higher than the median estimate of $55.2 billion. Most importantly, Jensen Huang maintained that he was not seeing an AI bubble, which many investors have been fearing. These results pushed US futures higher, with the Nasdaq 100 Index rising by 385 points.
The BTC also retreated as investors continued to offload their ETF investments. ETF outflows have jumped to over $740 billion this week, bringing the cumulative total inflows to about $58 billion, down from $65 billion at the peak.

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Bearish view
Sell the BTC and set a take-profit at 88,750.Add a stop-loss at 95,000.Timeline: 1-2 day.
Bullish view
Buy the BTC and set a take-profit at 95,000.Add a stop-loss at 88,750.
Bitcoin price has been in a strong freefall in the past few months, a trend that has accelerated this week. The BTC plunged from the year-to-date high of 126,300 in October to below 91,000.
Bitcoin price has dropped and erased all the gains it made earlier this year despite the ongoing political clarity, institutional support and Wall Street support. Its market capitalization has now plunged by over $600 billion from the November high.
The crash has coincided with the ongoing decline in the Crypto Fear and Greed Index, which has dropped to the extreme fear zone of 16, its lowest level since April this year when Donald Trump announced his reciprocal tariffs on all countries.
Bitcoin has also dropped as exchange-traded funds (ETF) outflows rise. All spot Bitcoin ETFs shed over $1.2 billion in assets last week, a trend that has continued this week. Data compiled by SoSoValue shows that BlackRock’s IBIT now holds about $74 billion in assets, down from nearly $100 billion earlier this month.
Meanwhile, most Bitcoin treasury companies, except for Michael Saylor's Strategy, have stopped buying as their stocks have plummeted into a bear market. Strategy surprised market participants by announcing that it acquired 8,178 coins for $835 million last week.
Looking ahead, the BTC will react to the upcoming Federal Reserve minutes on Wednesday. These minutes will provide more information about what to expect in the coming meeting. This is notable because the falling odds of a Fed cut in its December meeting is one of the top reasons why the BTC has crashed this week.
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Bitcoin briefly rallied Thursday before renewed selling pushed it lower, with $100,000 acting as fragile support.A break of $98,000 could trigger a deeper slide toward $80,000 as weakening momentum and EMAs point to mounting bearish pressure.Bitcoin initially rallied during the early hours of Thursday but has seen selling pressure yet again as the buyers simply cannot hang on to gains at this point. That being said, there is a certain amount of importance to be placed on the $100,000 level as it was previously supported and has been acting as such recently. If we were to break below the $98,000 level, this is a market that could really unravel. At that point, I think we would see the Bitcoin market drop down to the 80000$

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Rallies to be Faded
Rallies at this point in time more likely than not will continue to be faded as there's no real momentum. I also recognize that the 200-day EMA sits right at the crucial $108,000 level, an area that has been important more than once for both support and resistance, and the area is now starting to attract the attention of the 50-day EMA. If the 50-day EMA were to break below the 200-day EMA indicator, that kicks off the so-called death cross, and it is a bearish long-term signal. In that environment, I anticipate that the Bitcoin market will really start to fall apart as well.
I don't think Bitcoin is going to go to zero or anything like that, but I do recognize that Bitcoin is struggling quite a bit. I think that continues to be the problem in an environment that just doesn't favor a lot of risk assets beyond the standard ones such as stocks. Really at this point, I think something is going on with Bitcoin that looks rather ominous. I don't necessarily want to get short this market, but I do think that you will get an opportunity to buy Bitcoin at much lower levels.
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