Bitcoin is currently trading around US $90,700ā$91,000.
November 2025 has been rough: BTC dropped roughly 20ā21% this month, marking its biggest monthly decline in more than three years.
The downturn briefly pushed BTC below US $82,000ā$85,000 before a partial rebound.
š Whatās behind the recent weakness
According to Bitwise Asset Management, Bitcoin is currently āpricing inā a global economic outlook even gloomier than during past crises such as the 2020 COVID-19 crash.
Key triggers include heavy profit-taking after BTCās prior run-up, forced liquidations, and a broader shift toward risk-off sentiment across financial markets.
Additionally, uncertainty around upcoming interest-rate decisions (especially from central banks) is dampening investor appetite for risk assets like cryptocurrencies.
š What analysts and forecasts say next
Some analysts remain cautiously optimistic. For example, a bullish scenario sees Bitcoin rebounding and potentially targeting US $115,000 ā if broader sentiment and technical conditions improve.
On the more conservative side, many expect BTC to linger in a volatile or sideways range in the near term ā unless a clear catalyst emerges (e.g., easing macro pressure, renewed institutional demand).
š§ What to watch in the coming weeks
Global macro developments (especially interest-rate decisions, economic data, inflation) ā these will likely continue to influence risk sentiment and Bitcoinās price path.
Whether BTC can hold critical support zones around US $85,000ā$88,000 and rebuild upward momentum.
Institutional flows and market-wide risk tolerance ā big money entering (or exiting) crypto could shift direction sharply.