Bitcoin Forecast

Bitcoin remains stuck near $92,500 as resistance holds firm; traders eye potential double bottom but await clearer signals before calling a bullish breakout.

Bitcoin plunged more than 6% on Monday, testing the crucial $80,000 level as fears of institutional exit raise the risk of a deeper selloff toward $75,000 or even $55,000.

Bitcoin failed to break above key resistance on Friday, signaling ongoing weakness and raising the likelihood of either a drop below $80,000 or the formation of a broader consolidation range.

Bitcoin's rally stalled near $92,500 as fading momentum and institutional caution suggest further consolidation, with critical levels at $80,000 and $93,000 guiding near-term outlook.

Bitcoin fell again on Tuesday, with institutional trading behavior and fragile sentiment pressuring price action toward the critical $80,000 support level.

Bitcoin shows intraday strength near $80,000 but remains vulnerable below key resistance at $92,500, with a breakdown below $75,000 potentially triggering a sharp move to $60,000.

Bitcoin bounced from the $80K level after a hard crash, forming a bullish hammer, but strong overhead resistance and weak market sentiment keep the broader trend bearish.

Bearish indicators and rapid falls in price show that cryptocurrency has entered a new bear market.

Bitcoin continues to weaken as the $92,500 level shifts from support to resistance. Despite brief bullish attempts, institutional selling and shifting narratives weigh on sentiment, leaving downside targets near $84,000 or even $80,000 increasingly plausible.

Bitcoin continues to face heavy selling pressure as liquidation and weak sentiment drive price action lower. A break beneath recent technical support could accelerate losses, with institutional discomfort and year-to-date negativity adding to bearish momentum.

It’s been a rough month for the crypto market, as the hopes for a strong showing as the year winds down turned into a Red November, with the market experiencing one of its most brutal pullbacks in history.

Bitcoin bounced off $92,500 after a steep plunge on Tuesday, forming a bullish hammer pattern, but the $100K level remains crucial for determining whether this is a short-lived recovery or the start of a broader reversal.

Bitcoin continued to slide on Monday, with a death cross, weak price action, and institutional selling pushing the market toward key support at $92,500.

Bitcoin dropped to its lowest level since May, ignoring the US government’s reopening and fueling fears of deeper losses as technical and macro pressures mount.

Bitcoin plunged through $100,000 on Friday, with weakening momentum and a potential death cross highlighting growing downside risks as ETF enthusiasm fades.