As of Dec 6, 2025 Bitcoin($BTC ) was trading roughly around $89k — recent sources show close prices in the high $80k–low $90k range.
Sentiment going into December has been fragile: November saw large outflows from spot ETFs and a broad crypto sell-off, and commentators cited risk-off flows and stablecoin reserve concerns as contributors. That pressured BTC in late November–early December.
Because the week you asked about (Dec 8–14) is ahead of today (Dec 6), the chart I produced is a simulated scenario forecast, anchored to the most recent closes (Nov 30–Dec 6). It is not a prediction — it shows three plausible scenario paths (bull, base, bear) so you can visually compare outcomes and plan risk levels.
What I plotted (visuals)
Left side: historical closes from Nov 30 → Dec 6, 2025 (public exchange closes, rounded). Sources used to anchor the historical points:
Right side (Dec 8–14): three simulated scenarios:
Bullish — a modest rally (≈ +10% across the week from the anchor).
Base / Sideways — oscillating around the anchor price (small ±2% moves).
Bearish — a gradual decline (~ -12% across the week).
The chart and a small forecast table (Dec 8–Dec 14) are displayed above — the plot image is the “picture” you asked for.
How to read & use this
Treat the three lines as scenario planning rather than a point forecast. Use them to set stop-loss / take-profit levels and to think in ranges: e.g., if your risk plan requires a 10% buffer, the bearish scenario shows how far price might move in a stressed week.
Key risks that could push the market toward the bearish path: renewed ETF outflows, large sales by leveraged holders, or macro risk-off (equities drawdown.
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