After the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut on December 11, 2025, Bitcoin exhibited a sharp downward fluctuation. Current situation:
In the early morning, after the Federal Reserve announced the third interest rate cut of the year by 25 basis points, BTC briefly surged to $94,500, with the daily chart showing two consecutive long upper shadow candlesticks, indicating strong selling pressure around $94,000; on the 4-hour chart, the price is in a neutral state within a dual moving average system, the MACD green momentum bars are declining, and the fast and slow lines are about to form a high-position death cross. The 1-hour chart has already formed a death cross, and there is a high probability of further downward movement during the day. At the same time, $90,000 serves as a key support level under this pattern. Recent inflows into Bitcoin spot ETFs have significantly slowed, with approximately $60 million net outflow on December 8, reflecting cautious institutional attitudes; however, whales are actively accumulating at market lows, showing that large holders still have confidence in the market's future. Overall market sentiment is affected by short-term fluctuations, hovering near 'extreme fear.' The short-term core focus is on the effectiveness of the $91,500 support. If it fails to hold or dips to $88,800; if it can stabilize and rebound above $94,000, it may continue the upward trend with a stop loss of #美联储降息 #加密市场观察 $BTC
