Bitcoin chart forecast
The chart shows a cryptocurrency trying to find support after a dramatic spike to $94,652. Since then, the price action resembles a weary walk more than a bullish bounce, with a sharp drop to $89,400, followed by a lifeless sideways movement.
Lower highs and lower lows dominate, forming a textbook short-term bearish structure. Volume data confirms apathy: significant selling during declines and uninspiring buying since then. A decisive breakout above $91,000 is required to change the sentiment, but for now, Bitcoin is more interested in idleness than leadership.
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Transitioning to a four-hour chart, the mood does not become more cheerful. After a double peak around $94,000 in early December, Bitcoin sharply fell, marking resistance at $94,652 as a forbidden zone.
Current support around $83,814 holds firm, but the latest bearish candles combined with volume spikes during declines hint at a more active distribution than accumulation.
Recovering the level at $92,000 would improve the outlook, but until then, the trend leans from bearish to neutral. The window for a rally in the fourth quarter is quickly narrowing.
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The daily chart paints a broader picture of decline and fluctuations. Bitcoin has been in a pronounced downtrend since October when its price reached $126,272.
It bottomed out at $80,537 before recovering to $94,000, but failed to break above.
Volume analysis suggests some accumulation in the $80,000–$85,000 range, which could become a launching pad.
However, if Bitcoin cannot confidently break through the $94,000–$100,000 zone with volume confirmation, it will likely remain in a range. Technically, the trend shifts from bearish to sideways, but don’t be mistaken — this is not yet a bull market.
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Bullish verdict:
If Bitcoin can hold above $88,000 and achieve a decisive breakout above $94,652 with real volumes, the groundwork for a reversal by the end of the year will be laid.
Momentum indicators are starting to show constructive slopes, and accumulation in the $80K–$85K range could lay the foundation for a breakout in 2026. However, until BTC confidently overcomes resistance, any optimism remains speculative rather than structural.
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Bearish verdict:
Despite trading around $90K, Bitcoin remains trapped below key resistance levels and significantly below its major moving averages. A failed rally to $94,000, combined with declining volume and a weak trend profile, keeps the outlook cautious.
Without a confident close above $94,652, Bitcoin risks ending 2025 with a muted impact, leaving bulls with only New Year's promises.
