Weekly BTC Report (12/01/2025 to 12/07/2025)
During the week, Bitcoin experienced strong fluctuations: it dropped to around ~$85,000–86,000 on 12/01, following a “flash-crash” that hit the crypto market, and briefly recovered to about $94,000 around 12/03. This range exposed the high volatility and uncertainty dominating the moment. The dominance of BTC — although no longer at its peak — remained relevant, reflecting investors' preference for relative safety in light of capitulation in altcoins.
On the institutional and on-chain front, positive flows seem to have been insufficient: Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows during these days, indicating that, at this moment, institutions are acting more as sellers than buyers. On the other hand, there are reports and indirect data of “whales” taking advantage of the drop to accumulate — suggesting discreet long-term support, even though the overall market sentiment remains cautious.
In the short term, the scenario appears delicate: if BTC can hold the $88,000–90,000 range with continuous accumulation and without new institutional outflows, there is a possibility for gradual recovery. However, in the event of new selling pressure — especially if the global macroeconomy tightens or risk appetite disappears — there is a real risk of revisiting the $80,000–82,000 range.
In summary: the week exposed structural weaknesses, but also revealed areas of “silent resistance.” The moment demands patience and attention to institutional and on-chain flows — crucial for any potential more robust recovery.
