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Weekly BTC Report (12/01/2025 to 12/07/2025)

During the week, Bitcoin experienced strong fluctuations: it dropped to around ~$85,000–86,000 on 12/01, following a “flash-crash” that hit the crypto market, and briefly recovered to about $94,000 around 12/03. This range exposed the high volatility and uncertainty dominating the moment. The dominance of BTC — although no longer at its peak — remained relevant, reflecting investors' preference for relative safety in light of capitulation in altcoins.

On the institutional and on-chain front, positive flows seem to have been insufficient: Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows during these days, indicating that, at this moment, institutions are acting more as sellers than buyers. On the other hand, there are reports and indirect data of “whales” taking advantage of the drop to accumulate — suggesting discreet long-term support, even though the overall market sentiment remains cautious.

In the short term, the scenario appears delicate: if BTC can hold the $88,000–90,000 range with continuous accumulation and without new institutional outflows, there is a possibility for gradual recovery. However, in the event of new selling pressure — especially if the global macroeconomy tightens or risk appetite disappears — there is a real risk of revisiting the $80,000–82,000 range.

In summary: the week exposed structural weaknesses, but also revealed areas of “silent resistance.” The moment demands patience and attention to institutional and on-chain flows — crucial for any potential more robust recovery.
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BTC/ 12 hours
Daily Bitcoin report (07/12/2025)

Today, Bitcoin has shown a consolidated fluctuation between around $88,000 and $92,000 — a range in which the market seems to debate whether there is room for recovery or more selling pressure. The psychological support of $90,000 continues to be closely monitored; below it, zones like $88,950, $87,200, and even $82,000–85,000 emerge as potential triggers if sentiment deteriorates.

Despite this fragile scenario, there are signs of institutional authority: large wallets (“whales”) have resumed accumulation recently, which may provide some support. BTC's dominance in the crypto market remains relevant — which verticalizes its role as an anchor — although the year-end climate seems to reduce the influx of new institutional flows and weaken the momentum for new highs.

On the other hand, recently published on-chain data suggests less short-term selling pressure, but also a lack of significant net inflow. This unstable balance may result in periods of relative stability — or modest rebounds — until a strong macro or technical catalyst arises. If macroeconomics or global risk sentiment worsen, BTC may approach the $85,000 range; otherwise, a retest near $95,000–$98,000 is not ruled out.

Short-term implication: the current scenario favors a “patience fight” — lateral movement or small fluctuations, with a slightly bullish bias if the “whales” continue accumulating and there is no macro shock. But the confirmation of support at $90,000 will be crucial to avoid another round of decline.

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📉 Bitcoin: Outlook for 2026

Despite the perception of a "short-term downtrend" lasting over 170 days, the analysis of the last three months (September to December 2025) shows Bitcoin at elevated price levels, fluctuating between approximately $80,000 and $106,000, with a dominance that remains strong, currently close to 60% (although the data from the end of 2025 shows variations).

This consolidation scenario suggests that the recent movement is more of a phase of deleveraging and market adjustment than a structural decline. The drop in volume and recent corrections indicate the cleaning up of excessively leveraged positions, paving the way for a new cycle.
Volatility, although present, is at levels that some analysts have already compared to traditional assets like Nasdaq.

Altseason and the Great Appreciation in 2026
The possibility of an Altseason (Altcoin Season) is intrinsically linked to Bitcoin's performance. Historically, BTC dominance tends to fall after it establishes a new high, allowing capital to flow into Altcoins. For a robust Altseason to occur, it is expected that Bitcoin maintains its strength but sees its dominance recede.

The most relevant catalyst for a significant appreciation in the first quarter of 2026 is the 2024 Halving event. In the year following the Halving, the supply of new Bitcoins is cut in half, creating scarcity and often driving up the price.

Analysts suggest that the bull cycle of this period may extend until 2026, with projections ranging from $150,000 to over $300,000, depending on institutional adoption and the global macroeconomic scenario, especially regarding American interest rates. Adoption by large institutions and Bitcoin's role as "digital gold" reinforce this optimistic view.

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Daily Bitcoin Report (06/12/2025)

Bitcoin (BTC) starts on 06/12/2025 at around $89k — within a range that has fluctuated between $88.9K and ~ $90k in the last sessions. Volatility remains high, but the recent movement suggests consolidation, with buyers equating the previous liquidation after the October peak.

BTC's dominance in the crypto market remains relevant, although there is capital pressure towards altcoins — a scenario that could reduce this control in the medium term. In terms of short-term support and resistance, $85k appears as a psychological and technical floor; on the upside, the $95k zone tends to exert strong resistance.

In the macro context, the market seems to revere macroeconomic factors and institutional flows more than narratives of euphoria — the recent pullback was largely a consequence of deleveraging and risk aversion, not a structural deterioration. Still, possible capital inflows via ETFs or institutional anchors could reignite demand.

If there are no external shocks, the short term for BTC seems to be heading towards lateral stabilization, with a chance of moderate recovery up to resistance at $96k, especially if global sentiment normalizes and large investors (whales) maintain their portfolios.
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BTC/ 12 hours
Daily Bitcoin Report (05/12/2025)

Today, Bitcoin starts the day under pressure, trading near US$ 89,100–90,000 after dropping about 2–3% in the last 24 hours. Volatility remains high, with rejection at resistance around US$ 93-94 thousand and important support near US$ 89-90 thousand — if this range is lost, the next relevant floor could be at US$ 86-87 thousand.

Bitcoin's market dominance remains at ~59%, indicating that capital tends to stay in BTC rather than flow into altcoins. On the other hand, on-chain data suggests that supply on exchanges is historically low — a sign that long-term investors continue to accumulate.

The macro sentiment and market mood are mixed: there is an expectation of interest rate cuts in the US, which could favor risk assets and help BTC; but the recent drop and still-contained liquidity maintain nervousness.

In the short term, if support at US$ 89-90 thousand holds and there are no additional selling pressures, Bitcoin may attempt a new rise towards US$ 93-94 thousand. But if it loses this zone, the greater risk is a deeper test of supports, which would keep the market cautious.

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BTC/ 12 Hours
Daily Bitcoin Report (04/12/2025)

After the strong rise yesterday, Bitcoin is consolidating with a slight downward trend, showing reduced volatility. The price is moving laterally in the range of US$ 92k, demonstrating that the market is digesting the gains and waiting for new catalysts.

Yesterday's macro factor (optimism with the Fed) lost strength as a driver, and investors are now focusing on the immediate technical resistance at US$ 93,000, the peak of the recovery on 03/12. Institutional demand remains present, but trading volume has cooled off in the last 12 hours.

On the chart, BTC remains above the crucial support of US$ 89,500. If this level is lost, the price may revisit the main support of US$ 86,000. On-chain data shows that the Large Wallets (Whales) are in a light accumulation mode, buying in the range of US$ 90,000, which limits sharp declines.

BTC dominance remains stable, indicating that strength is still in the main asset.
The overall market sentiment is "Neutral," reflecting the current indecision.

Short-Term Implication: Holding above US$ 90,000 suggests a continuation pattern after the pause. However, failure to break US$ 93,000 soon may lead to a pullback to test the US$ 89,500 zone, seeking liquidity for a new attempt.

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Daily BTC Report (03/12/2025)

Bitcoin today returned to the level of $93,000, recovering about 7% in the last 24 hours. The day shows an increase in volatility reflecting the strong fluctuations between $86,000–$84,000 from last week to the recent jump, indicating nervousness but also renewed liquidity.

Technically, BTC managed to break critical resistances in the range of $89,000–$90,000, opening space to test the channel between $93,000–$95,000, where there is a concentration of risky “shorts” that may favor a “short squeeze.” The relevant support remains near $84,000–$85,000, a threshold that, if lost, could reopen selling pressure.

On the on-chain front, there are indications that large wallets (whales) continue to accumulate, and the available supply on centralized exchanges has decreased, signaling long-term confidence and reduced liquidity that could drive scarcity.

Macro and general sentiment: the weakening of the dollar and the expectation of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve bring risk appetite and boost assets like Bitcoin.

Short-term implication: if BTC maintains support above $90k, with this liquidity and renewed sentiment, it may seek a consistent breakout of the $93k–$95k zone and aim for $100k. However, any retracement if liquidity fails may lead the price to revisit the $84,000–$85,000 zone.
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BTC/ 12 hours
Daily Bitcoin Report (02/12/2025)

Bitcoin (BTC) shows a partial recovery, priced near US$ 91,300 — reflecting a return after a sharp drop to around US$ 82,000. Volatility remains high, with an intraday range of approximately US$ 86,200 to US$ 92,300.

In the medium-term technical chart, Bitcoin is still below its 100 and 200-day moving averages, reinforcing the structural bearish bias. In the short term, an important support level appears to be between US$ 85,000–86,000, while relevant resistance is close to US$ 90,000–92,000.

The market dominance of BTC — the ratio of its market capitalization to that of the entire crypto market — has not decisively recovered since the last sharp drop, suggesting that investors have not yet strongly migrated from altcoins to BTC.

From an on-chain perspective, recent studies indicate an increase in network concentration: even though it is decentralized by definition, the distribution structure shows few large “nodes” — something that may favor intense movements when whales decide to move.

Finally, the macro environment is weighing: signs of external monetary tightening and lower global risk appetite reduce the flow to crypto assets.

Short-term implication: Bitcoin may remain stuck between US$ 85,000 and US$ 92,000 in the absence of strong catalysts (such as institutional flow or macroeconomic change). If it breaks strongly above US$ 92,000, there is a chance to reverse to an upward trend — but if it loses the support levels, a drop to lower levels cannot be ruled out.

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BTC/ 12 Hours
Daily Bitcoin Report (01/12/2025)

Bitcoin is trading in the range of ~US$ 86k after opening near US$ 90,400 — a drop of about 5–6% in 24 hours. Volatility has risen again, driven by aggressive liquidations of long positions.

In the short term, the most relevant support appears between US$ 80,400 and ~US$ 83,000; immediate resistance lies at ~US$ 93,900–97,100, an area whose eventual recovery may reopen space for recovery. Market sentiment is under pressure — fear has taken hold of many investors, reflected in significant outflows from ETFs, with Bitcoin funds recording the largest monthly redemptions ever seen.

Despite some “whale” wallets and long-term investors continuing to accumulate, this demand seems insufficient to offset the selling pressure — which suggests a real risk of new support tests if there is no consistent institutional inflow.

On the macro front, the combination of lower appetite for global risk, fragility in traditional markets, and concerns about interest rate decisions makes the environment unfavorable for assets like Bitcoin — at least until a clear catalyst emerges. In the short term, the scenario suggests that Bitcoin should fluctuate within the range of US$ 83k - US$ 90k, with a higher probability of navigating near the lower limit while uncertainty persists.
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BTC/ 12 hours
Daily report Bitcoin 30/11/2025

Today Bitcoin seems to be looking for a new bottom after recent fluctuations: the price is around US$ 91,300, showing slight recovery within an still volatile market. Market and indicators suggest a mixed scenario — there are signs that large wallets (“whales”) have started accumulating BTC again, which may indicate that a structural support base is being counted.

On the other hand, Bitcoin's dominance in the crypto market seems to have come under pressure, and the overall sentiment remains cautious, with many investors apparently waiting for macro signals or strong catalysts before entering safely.

From a technical/intermediate point of view, the support levels would be between US$ 90,000/US$ 95,000, with visible resistances in the range of US$ 105,000/US$ 110,000, depending on liquidity and institutional interest. If buyers hold, there is a chance of stabilization or even a short-term recovery — but if selling pressure reemerges, a retracement to these supports cannot be ruled out.

In summary: there is a tenuous balance — on one hand, strong accumulators and structural support; on the other, cautious sentiment and risk of correction. In the short term, what will determine the direction will be the behavior of large wallets + institutional flow + global macroeconomic context.

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BTC/12 hours
Daily Bitcoin Report (11/29/2025)

Bitcoin surges in a pressure scenario, but with inflection points that deserve attention. The current price — near US$ 90,800 — remains well below recent highs (~US$ 126,000), reflecting the strong correction at the end of November.

Volatility is still high, with significant intraday amplitude, suggesting nervousness among traders. BTC dominance has fallen in recent days — contrasting with typical correction patterns — indicating some capital rotation to altcoins or sales outside the main core.

On-chain, the illiquid supply remains high (~74 %), and metrics like SOPR suggest that long-term holders are not in aggressive selling mode — which provides structural support. However, recent strong flows from “whales” to exchanges — about US$ 7.5 billion in recent weeks — raise the specter of additional selling pressure.

In the macro and sentiment realm, speculation about a leadership change at the Federal Reserve, with a possible inclination towards rate cuts, attracts market attention as a trigger for risk assets, including Bitcoin.

Possible short-term implications: if there is firm support around US$ 90–92 thousand, a technical bounce up to US$ 98–105 thousand is plausible. But if whale flows continue and sentiment remains weak, the risk of retesting lower levels — like US$ 80–82 thousand — is still real.
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