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Why Bitcoin’s December Range May Be Ending Soon Bitcoin holding between $85,000 and $90,000 for most of December has less to do with sentiment and more to do with derivatives structure. Heavy options exposure near spot forced market makers to hedge aggressively, buying dips and selling rallies. This behavior suppressed volatility and locked price into a narrow corridor, even as macro conditions improved and risk assets moved higher. That dynamic changes as year-end options expire. With roughly $27B in open interest rolling off and a strong call bias still in place, the hedging pressure that pinned price fades quickly. Implied volatility remains near monthly lows, suggesting the market is underpricing movement just as structural constraints are removed. When positioning dominates price for weeks, the resolution often comes fast once those constraints disappear. #BTC #altsesaon #BinanceAlphaAlert #MarketSentimentToday $BTC

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Stablecoin dominance usually rises during fear-driven sell-offs. Historically, whenever it reaches this level, #Bitcoin ($BTC) has been close to forming a bottom. We’re back in this zone again, which suggests that the downside for $BTC could be limited. #BinanceAlphaAlert #WriteToEarnUpgrade $BTC #CryptoNews #altsesaon

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Why Markets Are Choosing Gold and Copper Over Bitcoin in 2025 This year’s market behavior tells a clear story. Investors are prioritizing assets they can touch, store, and rely on when confidence in financial systems weakens or when growth demands real infrastructure. Gold has surged as fears around fiscal sustainability, currency debasement, and political instability intensify. Copper has followed, driven by the AI boom, electrification, and global infrastructure build-out. Both assets represent tangibility in a world questioning paper promises. Bitcoin, despite being positioned as both digital gold and high-end tech, has not captured either flow. Institutions have largely priced in ETFs and regulatory clarity, while sovereigns continue to favor gold as their hedge of choice. This divergence does not necessarily mean Bitcoin has lost relevance. Historically, gold tends to lead during periods of monetary stress, with Bitcoin reacting later and often with greater volatility. The current market is not rejecting crypto. It is demanding proof, patience, and timing. #BTC #priceaction #BinanceAlphaAlert #OnChainAnalysis

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🚨 $BTC Regime Score is flashing an early signal most traders miss… Bull/Bear structure is compressing Regime score hovering near the critical equilibrium zone (~16%) This zone historically marks transitions, not trends When the score stays below zero → distribution & downside volatility Sustained break above the regime baseline → trend expansion & momentum return Right now, $BTC is NOT trending it’s coiling The longer the compression, the stronger the next impulse Smart money doesn’t chase candles. They position before the regime flips. #BTC #priceaction #BinanceAlphaAlert #OnChainAnalysis #MarketRegime

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FACT: XXI CAPITAL ACCUMULATED OVER 40,000 #BITCOIN $BTC WORTH $3,800,000,000 THIS YEAR IT HASN'T EVEN STARTED BUYING. BULLISH 🚀

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