On December 13, 2025, Bitcoin showed a high-level consolidation during the afternoon, with prices fluctuating around $92,000, remaining trapped within the range of $88,000 - $94,000, without forming an effective breakthrough. The specific market analysis is as follows:

1. Price and trading data: During the afternoon, Bitcoin's 24-hour decline exceeded 2%, with prices dropping from $94,000 to $89,237, a maximum amplitude exceeding 4.8%. The total liquidation amount across the network in 24 hours exceeded $532 million, with Bitcoin alone accounting for $170 million in liquidations, and long positions making up over 75%. Meanwhile, the total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies is approximately $3.15 trillion, with a total trading volume of $125.41 billion in 24 hours, and the market sentiment index at 28, indicating a state of 'fear'.

2. Key support and resistance: The immediate resistance level above is around $94,000 - $94,200, coinciding with recent highs and the upper Bollinger Band; the primary support below focuses on the psychological level of $90,000 - $91,000, with stronger support near $87,500, while the mid-line support is at the $85,500 level.

3. Technical indicator conditions: The daily MACD shows a volume increase, but the DIF and DEA are slowing down as they approach the zero line, indicating a clear short-term bearish trend, with the Bollinger Band in a contraction state; on the 4-hour chart, the EMA trend indicator is contracting, the MACD is decreasing in volume with DIF and DEA forming a death cross, but the lower Bollinger Band at $89,300 provides effective support. Additionally, the daily RSI is around 58, within a healthy bullish range, not yet overbought, suggesting that the upward trend may have continuation space.

4. Market and macro impacts: After the Federal Reserve's rate cut, the market has adjusted in anticipation of the positive news, while its initiated 'Reserve Management Purchase Program' may provide support for the cryptocurrency market. On-chain data shows that large Bitcoin holders resumed accumulation mode at the end of November.