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BTC will continue to rally up - small correction in the larger scheme of things

i am preety sure it will be bullish now because it was a momentum where it needed to land just to make people aware it doesnot always go up

I’m leaning bullish on this rebound. BTC has shown strong buy-the-dip behavior, and with institutional flows increasing + ETF demand staying consistent, the downside seems supported. Macro uncertainty is still a risk, but as long as liquidity doesn’t dry up, Bitcoin tends to recover faster than traditional assets. The key level to watch is whether it can hold above recent support — if yes, momentum could carry it further.”

Bitcoin has regained momentum after a sharp correction which investors seen in the past two weeks, now price is pushing above $92,000. This has sparked renewed interest among investors and the broader financial markets. Has Bitcoin bottomed, and could this be the start of a new bull run? Short-term price action: Bitcoin breaking back above key psychological and technical levels (around $90K–$92K) suggests that sellers may be losing control and buyers are stepping in — overcoming levels that were resistance/supply zones earlier. Bullish signals include: ✅ BTC holding above key support zones and breaking consolidation ranges (seen in recent technical analysis). ✅ Broad crypto market cap rising with BTC gains. ✅ New institutional inflows and ETF developments supporting demand (more below). Ho

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Bitcoin and Ethereum have shown significant recent gains after a period of downward volatility, which some analysts view as a "V-shaped rebound" or a strong recovery.  Vanguard is jumping in to create a BTC ETF. Another catalyst for BTC investors.  What do you think Tigers? Is this a good timing to join the sail or shall we remain calm and monitor more movements?  Also FOMC is going to hold soon - anticipating lower interest rates.  #BTC #ETH #cryptocurrency #Macrodemand #assetclass #cryptoworld 

This week, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda delivered his clearest signal so far that the BoJ is likely to raise rates this month. He indicated that the policy board may lift rates soon and specifically emphasized the possibility of taking action at the December BoJ meeting. At the same time, both the Finance Minister and the Economic and Growth Strategy Minister refrained from expressing any opposition, and this shift in stance has driven the implied probability of a December hike in Japan’s interest-rate derivatives market up to more than 80 percent at one point, making it almost a foregone conclusion.More importantly, expectations for this BoJ hike are quietly reshaping the global liquidity landscape and have a high likelihood of triggering broad, cross‑asset volatility in the near ter

Bitcoin's quick rebound toward the $89K resistance definitely caught my attention. After the recent volatility, seeing BTC push back to this level shows that buyers are still very active, and sentiment hasn't been completely shaken. For me, the key question now is whether this bounce is driven by genuine accumulation or just short-term positioning before the next big move. What really stands out is how U.S. crypto-related stocks reacted. With BMNR $BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$   and MSTR $MicroStrategy(MSTR)$   jumping more than 6%, and CRCL $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$  up nearly 3%, the equity side is clearly pricing

$Strategy(MSTR)$   Event Summary for Strategy (MSTR): High correlation with Bitcoin price decline (core business exposure) and reserve fund establishment (direct financial action). Medium correlation with BoJ rate hike (indirect liquidity risk). Impact Analysis: Short-term: Increased volatility due to Bitcoin sensitivity and tightening liquidity concerns, amplified by market fear conditions (greed index: 42.93 = "Fear"). Long-term: Reserve fund mitigates near-term debt risks, but reliance on Bitcoin remains a structural vulnerability. Risk: Unpriced downside from prolonged crypto selloffs or policy shifts impacting digital asset valuations. Conclusion: Bearish pressure dominates short term, but strategic reserv

You raised very timely and important questions about Bitcoin (BTC). There is no certainty of course, but here is how I view the situation — and why a drop toward US $ 80 000–75 000 remains a plausible outcome, albeit not the only one. --- 🔎 What’s going on now Bitcoin recently slid again, trading around US $ 86 000–87 000 after a rebound from as low as ~US $ 80 000.  The bounce above US $ 90 000 that some hoped would signal a resumption of a bullish trend has failed to hold. Resistance in the US $ 88 000–90 000 zone appears strong.  The market now seems to be in a consolidation/accumulation phase rather than a resumed bull run, with trading sentiment described as “extreme fear.”  --- ⚠️ Why a drop to US $ 80 000 (or lower) remains possible Analysts highlight that poor liquid

Bitcoin will have to swing back soon, so get ready for that volatility. At the right time we can make some really big money. Bit of a risk but what is life without a bit of risk to keep you alive hahaha 

$Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust(BTC)$   It's just a minor pause after mini rally.  Crypto likes large price movements to flush out weak hands. Also many people took profit. After this pause, it's going up. Check the smaller time frame charts like 4h, 1h to see where the supports are. We are still going up from here.

Yes. Bitcoin likely to move below $80k as forced selling will occur once price went down to $82k. 

🚨🚨🚨In summary, both Bitcoin (BTC) and the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) ETF are experiencing a weak negative trend after a sharp correction driven by a "risk-off" market sentiment and structural headwinds.  * News & Flows: The key driver is a period of record outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, with BlackRock's IBIT being the largest contributor to the redemptions in November 2025. This selling pressure caused the BTC price to hit seven-month lows. Separately, the increasing demand for IBIT options has prompted Nasdaq to file a proposal to increase the position and exercise limits for the ETF.  * BTC Support & Resistance: The short-term technical outlook is negative. Bitcoin is currently defending a critical support area around $84,000 – $85,000. A break below this could s

I've always struggled with bitcoin and it seems feasible that it will easily loose 80k value at some point.

Probably not, it's going to bounce back soon

🌟🌟🌟The crypto market has hit a wall recently.    In early December , Bitcoin plunged below USD 84,000, erasing billions in value and shaking investor confidence.  For those who watched with hope , this sell off is heart wrenching , a harsh reminder of the market 's brutal volatility. What happened? A perfect storm of macroeconomic jitters and negative sentiments sent investors fleeing to safe harbours. Worries about inflation and central bank policies combined with a risk off attitude, led to forced liquidations and a downward spiral. Adding salt to the wound, bad news from a stablecoin downgrade to a DeFi hack , further eroded trust. Even institutional players felt the burn.  $Strategy(MSTR)$ 

No it won't. It will pick up again

I still remember the first time I fell down the rabbit hole reading about the Terra Luna crash. I didn’t own a single Terra Luna coin—never traded it, never staked it, barely even knew what its logo looked like. But when the collapse happened, I read about it the way people binge-watch disaster documentaries. Every headline felt like another episode: “Stablecoin destabilizes.” “Investors stunned.” I was more of an observer than a victim, but the whole saga still stuck to my memory like smoke after a fire. And even though Bitcoin is nothing like Terra Luna—completely different structure, history, and level of resilience—that old memory somehow sneaks back into my thoughts whenever the crypto charts turn red. So when Bitcoin just plunged again right after that short one-week rebound, my brai

Bitcoin has regained momentum after a sharp correction which investors seen in the past two weeks, now price is pushing above $92,000. This has sparked renewed interest among investors and the broader financial markets. Has Bitcoin bottomed, and could this be the start of a new bull run? Short-term price action: Bitcoin breaking back above key psychological and technical levels (around $90K–$92K) suggests that sellers may be losing control and buyers are stepping in — overcoming levels that were resistance/supply zones earlier. Bullish signals include: ✅ BTC holding above key support zones and breaking consolidation ranges (seen in recent technical analysis). ✅ Broad crypto market cap rising with BTC gains. ✅ New institutional inflows and ETF developments supporting demand (more below). Ho

This week, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda delivered his clearest signal so far that the BoJ is likely to raise rates this month. He indicated that the policy board may lift rates soon and specifically emphasized the possibility of taking action at the December BoJ meeting. At the same time, both the Finance Minister and the Economic and Growth Strategy Minister refrained from expressing any opposition, and this shift in stance has driven the implied probability of a December hike in Japan’s interest-rate derivatives market up to more than 80 percent at one point, making it almost a foregone conclusion.More importantly, expectations for this BoJ hike are quietly reshaping the global liquidity landscape and have a high likelihood of triggering broad, cross‑asset volatility in the near ter

$CleanSpark, Inc.(CLSK)$ benefitting from BTC rebound

I’m leaning bullish on this rebound. BTC has shown strong buy-the-dip behavior, and with institutional flows increasing + ETF demand staying consistent, the downside seems supported. Macro uncertainty is still a risk, but as long as liquidity doesn’t dry up, Bitcoin tends to recover faster than traditional assets. The key level to watch is whether it can hold above recent support — if yes, momentum could carry it further.”

BTC will continue to rally up - small correction in the larger scheme of things

i am preety sure it will be bullish now because it was a momentum where it needed to land just to make people aware it doesnot always go up

Bitcoin's quick rebound toward the $89K resistance definitely caught my attention. After the recent volatility, seeing BTC push back to this level shows that buyers are still very active, and sentiment hasn't been completely shaken. For me, the key question now is whether this bounce is driven by genuine accumulation or just short-term positioning before the next big move. What really stands out is how U.S. crypto-related stocks reacted. With BMNR $BitMine Immersion Technologies Inc.(BMNR)$   and MSTR $MicroStrategy(MSTR)$   jumping more than 6%, and CRCL $Circle Internet Corp.(CRCL)$  up nearly 3%, the equity side is clearly pricing

🌟🌟🌟The crypto market has hit a wall recently.    In early December , Bitcoin plunged below USD 84,000, erasing billions in value and shaking investor confidence.  For those who watched with hope , this sell off is heart wrenching , a harsh reminder of the market 's brutal volatility. What happened? A perfect storm of macroeconomic jitters and negative sentiments sent investors fleeing to safe harbours. Worries about inflation and central bank policies combined with a risk off attitude, led to forced liquidations and a downward spiral. Adding salt to the wound, bad news from a stablecoin downgrade to a DeFi hack , further eroded trust. Even institutional players felt the burn.  $Strategy(MSTR)$ 

You raised very timely and important questions about Bitcoin (BTC). There is no certainty of course, but here is how I view the situation — and why a drop toward US $ 80 000–75 000 remains a plausible outcome, albeit not the only one. --- 🔎 What’s going on now Bitcoin recently slid again, trading around US $ 86 000–87 000 after a rebound from as low as ~US $ 80 000.  The bounce above US $ 90 000 that some hoped would signal a resumption of a bullish trend has failed to hold. Resistance in the US $ 88 000–90 000 zone appears strong.  The market now seems to be in a consolidation/accumulation phase rather than a resumed bull run, with trading sentiment described as “extreme fear.”  --- ⚠️ Why a drop to US $ 80 000 (or lower) remains possible Analysts highlight that poor liquid

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Good questions. There is a realistic chance that the rebound of Bitcoin (BTC) is stalling — and that it could drop further. Here is how I view the situation, based on recent data and broader crypto-market dynamics. --- 📉 Why the rebound may be over (or at least fragile) Bitcoin recently fell sharply, sliding from near US$90,000 back toward ~US$86,000.  Market sentiment has turned risk-off: macroeconomic uncertainty, caution among institutional investors, and broader sell-offs in risk assets are working against Bitcoin.  Technical indicators look weak: some analysts regard recent patterns as indicating a so-called “death cross” (short-term moving average crossing below long-term average), which historically has signalled deeper corrections.  The recent rally — from ~US$80 K b

$Strategy(MSTR)$   Event Summary for Strategy (MSTR): High correlation with Bitcoin price decline (core business exposure) and reserve fund establishment (direct financial action). Medium correlation with BoJ rate hike (indirect liquidity risk). Impact Analysis: Short-term: Increased volatility due to Bitcoin sensitivity and tightening liquidity concerns, amplified by market fear conditions (greed index: 42.93 = "Fear"). Long-term: Reserve fund mitigates near-term debt risks, but reliance on Bitcoin remains a structural vulnerability. Risk: Unpriced downside from prolonged crypto selloffs or policy shifts impacting digital asset valuations. Conclusion: Bearish pressure dominates short term, but strategic reserv

I still remember the first time I fell down the rabbit hole reading about the Terra Luna crash. I didn’t own a single Terra Luna coin—never traded it, never staked it, barely even knew what its logo looked like. But when the collapse happened, I read about it the way people binge-watch disaster documentaries. Every headline felt like another episode: “Stablecoin destabilizes.” “Investors stunned.” I was more of an observer than a victim, but the whole saga still stuck to my memory like smoke after a fire. And even though Bitcoin is nothing like Terra Luna—completely different structure, history, and level of resilience—that old memory somehow sneaks back into my thoughts whenever the crypto charts turn red. So when Bitcoin just plunged again right after that short one-week rebound, my brai

Bitcoin and Ethereum have shown significant recent gains after a period of downward volatility, which some analysts view as a "V-shaped rebound" or a strong recovery.  Vanguard is jumping in to create a BTC ETF. Another catalyst for BTC investors.  What do you think Tigers? Is this a good timing to join the sail or shall we remain calm and monitor more movements?  Also FOMC is going to hold soon - anticipating lower interest rates.  #BTC #ETH #cryptocurrency #Macrodemand #assetclass #cryptoworld 

⚠️ Bitcoin Freefall Again — Is $80K the Next Stop? Bitcoin is slipping… again. After a short-lived rebound, BTC has plunged back to $86,337, raising the same uncomfortable question everyone hoped we were done with: Is the pre-winter washout about to get worse? 🚨 What’s Going Wrong This Time? Unlike previous dips driven by panic selling or liquidations, this slide feels more structural: Momentum exhaustion: BTC failed three times to break above $90K, signalling clear buyer fatigue. Liquidity thinning: Funding rates and liquidity depth on major exchanges are weakening — a classic precursor to sharper downside volatility. Risk-off positioning: Institutions are quietly trimming exposure amid macro tightening and year-end de-risking. Hashrate divergence: Mining difficulty continues climbing whi

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I'm watching this dip in Bitcoin seriously — the fall to about $86,300 after a brief rebound definitely feels jarring. The failure to hold above $90,000 suggests the bulls might be running out of steam for now. I don't think we can rule out a move toward $80,000, especially if macro pressure (like higher rates or risk-off sentiment) re-emerges. That said, I'm not convinced the rebound is completely over — markets often overshoot on the downside. If we see consolidation around $85K–$88K, that could offer a base for another attempt upward. The volatility remains high, which means rebounds can be sharp if there's a catalyst (like dovish central-bank commentary or renewed institutional demand). Still, I wouldn't be surprised to see a drop toward $75,000 if support fails, especially given the p

🚨🚨🚨In summary, both Bitcoin (BTC) and the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) ETF are experiencing a weak negative trend after a sharp correction driven by a "risk-off" market sentiment and structural headwinds.  * News & Flows: The key driver is a period of record outflows from US spot Bitcoin ETFs, with BlackRock's IBIT being the largest contributor to the redemptions in November 2025. This selling pressure caused the BTC price to hit seven-month lows. Separately, the increasing demand for IBIT options has prompted Nasdaq to file a proposal to increase the position and exercise limits for the ETF.  * BTC Support & Resistance: The short-term technical outlook is negative. Bitcoin is currently defending a critical support area around $84,000 – $85,000. A break below this could s

🔎 On the “Trump effect” and his BTC holdings It is widely reported that Trump Media & Technology Group (or associated entities) bought roughly 11,500 BTC at an average cost of about US$115,000 per coin.  That would mean a significant paper loss at current prices near US$90,700.  Given this, there is incentive for pro-crypto policy pushes — perhaps to boost valuation. But whether “Trump steps in with major policy moves to rescue his portfolio” is speculative. I found no credible public source confirming that BTC-focused legislation or interventions are being calibrated primarily to serve his personal holdings. Hence, while his and his companies’ holdings may create a bias, equating that with guaranteed policy-driven price rescues seems more conjecture than demonstrated fact. A

BTC snapping back above 90K in one week feels powerful, but the structure behind this rally is still mixed. ETF inflows have not returned, and price is rising without strong institutional support. Historically, this pattern creates a fragile advance that can snap quickly when liquidity dries up. The key zone is still 88K to 90K. Hold above it and the market can push toward 95K and possibly 100K before year end. Lose it, and a fast 10 to 15 percent washout is likely, because leveraged long positions remain elevated. How this affects the stocks I am tracking 1) RZLV (AI and data infrastructure) RZLV benefits from high risk appetite. When BTC stabilises above major levels, liquidity often rotates into smaller tech names. If crypto stays firm, RZLV can reclaim momentum, especially with the com