#Bitcoin is still stuck in the same range and that’s why it feels “dead” right now. Price keeps failing to close above $90,000, and that level is strong because several signals line up there (the main trading zone/POC and the 0.618 Fibonacci area). Every time BTC taps that zone, it gets pushed back down.
Zooming out, BTC is basically rotating inside a bigger box: $97,500 on top and $80,500 on the bottom. Right now it’s sitting near the middle around $87,000, and the middle of a range usually gives no clear direction.
The key level to watch is $85,500. If it holds, BTC can keep chopping sideways. If BTC loses $85,500 on a closing basis, the downside risk increases toward the lower end of the range near $80,500.#BTC $BTC
Bitcoin remains range-bound because it cannot reclaim $90,000. That zone keeps rejecting price, and it is reinforced by strong technical signals like the main price area (POC) and the 0.618 Fibonacci level.
BTC is still trading inside the higher range of $97,500 to $80,500, and it is currently near the middle around $87,000, which usually means slow movement and low volatility.
Support at $85,500 is the main line. If it holds, sideways action is likely. If it breaks on a close, price can drift toward $80,500.
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$AT is showing strong positive momentum, and we’re staying on the buy side.
Compared to our previous session, when$AT was trading around $0.11161, it’s now hovering near $0.13461.
Bitcoin Stuck Under $88K as ETFs See $825M+ Outflows in 5 Days
#Bitcoin is still trading below $88K while spot BTC ETFs keep seeing outflows.
Over the last 5 trading days, ETFs recorded $825M+ in total outflows. On Dec 24, net outflows were $175.29M, and none of the ETFs had inflows. IBIT had the biggest outflow at $91.37M.
Traders are also being careful ahead of the big Deribit options expiry on Dec 26, worth about $23.6B.
BTC is still ranging between $86K and $88K. The key support level to watch is $85,200.
Do you think the outflows are mainly holiday + tax moves, or is demand truly cooling?
BTC Under $88K While ETFs Bleed $825M+ in 5 Days — Is This Just Holiday Noise?
Bitcoin is still trading under $88K, and ETF flow is a big reason the mood feels heavy.
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have now posted 5 straight trading days of outflows, adding up to over $825M. On Dec 24, the 12 ETFs saw $175.29M leave, and none saw inflows. BlackRock’s IBIT led the day with $91.37M out. GBTC saw $24.6M out and FBTC saw $17.1M out.
Some analysts think this is just Christmas season positioning and should improve after the holidays. Traders are also cautious because a huge Deribit options expiry (~$23.6B) hits on Dec 26.
Price action matches the hesitation. BTC fell from $90,168 to $87,152 and has been moving sideways between $86K and $88K. The level everyone is watching is $85,200. If that breaks, the next big level is around $80,757.
Do you think this is simple year-end selling… or real weakness showing up?
Bitcoin remains a high-beta tech asset, not a pure safe haven. Gold reclaimed its status as the preferred hedge in uncertain markets. The BTC-to-Gold collapse signals a macro shift—but could 2026 change the narrative?
On-chain neobanks may grow far larger than most anticipate. New research projects the market expanding from $149B in 2024 to $4.4T by 2034, driven by the shift from traditional banking to fully on-chain models. Unlike conventional neobanks, on-chain neobanks operate directly on blockchains: 24/7 payments Faster cross-border transfers Fully software-driven, no slow branches or back offices This isn’t just about user growth—it’s redefining banking itself. If adoption continues, on-chain banking could become a foundation for global digital finance.
#CPIWatch With inflation holding at 2.7%, Jerome “J-Pow” Powell is walking a tightrope. Even amid a 43-day government shutdown and limited data, the Fed still delivered a 25 bp cut on Dec 10, taking rates to 3.50%–3.75%.
Some call it a hawkish cut, but here’s the twist: a new Gallup poll shows Powell is now more popular than the President 📊😅
Tariffs, a split FOMC, and the long road back to 2%—J-Pow remains the main character of global markets.
$AT /USDT has broken out decisively, backed by strong volume and clear bullish momentum. After a +17% run, a brief pause or pullback would be constructive. As long as price stays above 0.11, the bullish structure remains intact. Next resistance sits around 0.12–0.125. No need to chase here—waiting for a clean retest or continuation offers a better setup.
Even with a short holiday trading day, the S&P 500 still reached a new all-time high. This shows that traditional markets remain strong and investors are still confident.
Bitcoin has not moved much yet. While stocks keep rising, BTC is trading sideways and waiting for a clear macro reason to move.
This kind of gap has happened before. Stocks often move first, and bitcoin follows later when the right trigger appears.
The market looks strong. #Bitcoin is just being patient.
Gold Nears a Historic Monetary Level as #Bitcoin Tests Support
Gold, when adjusted for U.S. money supply, is challenging a level that has acted as resistance for decades. It was reached in 2011 and only decisively broken during the inflationary surge of the late 1970s.
Bitcoin, often compared to digital gold, is instead pulling back toward a defining support zone. That level coincides with both the April macro-driven selloff and the previous cycle high earlier this year.
Gold’s strength reflects rising concern around currency debasement. Bitcoin’s position reflects consolidation within its cycle, not the end of its long-term trend.
Markets are weighing the same problem through two different instruments.
Gold Is Testing a 50-Year Ceiling While Bitcoin Tests Its Cycle Floor
When gold is measured against the U.S. money supply, it’s back at a level that historically marked major turning points. This ratio was last seen in 2011 and before that in the early 1970s, just ahead of gold’s explosive multi-year run.
Today, gold has rallied about 70% this year and is pressing against that same long-term ceiling again. At the same time, bitcoin is moving in the opposite direction, retracing toward a key support level near the April “tariff tantrum” low, which also aligns with the prior cycle high from March 2024.
This isn’t a simple risk-on or risk-off signal. It shows gold being treated as the ultimate monetary hedge, while #bitcoin is still working through its cycle structure. Historically, bitcoin has lagged at moments like this before reasserting itself relative to money supply.
Two assets tied to debasement. Two very different moments in the cycle.