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Daily Bitcoin Report (09/12/2025)
Today, Bitcoin is trading near $92,000 — a slight pullback from the intraday peak, indicating caution in the market. Volatility remains moderate: the fluctuation range shows that buyers are trying to hold supports, but there is a lack of momentum to break stronger resistances, keeping BTC between $90,000 and $95,000.
The market dominance of BTC remains high, hovering around 58%, which demonstrates that larger capital continues to be concentrated in Bitcoin, with altcoins taking a back seat. This scenario suggests that investors still see BTC as a safe haven, but there is no clear strength to drive a new altseason.
On-chain data and large wallet activity (“whales”) indicate a modest resumption of accumulation: large holders added about 48,000 BTC at the beginning of December, following intense sales in recent months — this supports the price and reduces net supply. At the same time, liquidity in the market is low, and many traders are awaiting the Federal Reserve's (FOMC) decision, which could alter global risk appetite.
On the macro front, sentiment remains one of waiting: potential interest rate cuts and clearer regulatory signs for crypto assets fuel hopes for recovery, but the global political-economic context and the recent liquidation in the risk market create uncertainty.
In summary: in the short term, if $90,000 holds, Bitcoin may seek the $95,000-$100,000 levels again — but without strong catalysts, it is likely to remain in lateral consolidation. For now, the most realistic reading is of a market in “wait mode,” sensitive to macro decisions and the actions of large wallets.
