📉 Bitcoin — Latest Snapshot & What’s Happening

In November 2025, Bitcoin fell roughly 17–21 %, recording its worst monthly performance since mid-2022.

Over the past few days (28–30 Nov), it’s been trading in a range near USD 91,000, failing to reclaim the key resistance around USD 93,000.

Market conditions remain fragile — recent falls were driven by forced liquidations, “risk-off” sentiment, and some long-term holders taking profits.

🔎 Why It’s Struggling

Macro factors: rising global recession fears and uncertainty over rate cuts have weighed heavily on risk assets;

Many holders used the post-October rally (when BTC peaked near $BTC 126,000) to book profits. Roughly 800,000 BTC reportedly changed hands in November.

On-chain and institutional data suggest relatively weak accumulation so far — there’s no major influx of long-term buy pressure to counter today’s supply.

🔮 What Could Happen Next

Some analysts expect further downside: a renewed drop toward the $USD1 74,000–80,000 zone isn’t ruled out if sentiment doesn’t improve.

On the other hand, if liquidity returns — e.g. via rate cuts or improved institutional interest — Bitcoin could find support near current levels and aim for a rebound toward $USD1 100,000+ in coming months.