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#BTCVolatility
Is it time to sell bitcoin or buy in the face of the drop towards USD 80,000?

In the midst of the bitcoin (BTC) drop, some are selling out of panic while others want to buy the dip. Analysts see areas of opportunity but urge caution.

The drop in bitcoin puts pressure on the market and brings back the classic question: to sell or to buy?

Bearish indicators are coming into play in the cryptocurrency market. Ted Pillows sees a more complicated scenario if bitcoin loses the $80,000 (USD) level.

The price of bitcoin (BTC) has retreated toward the $80,000 (USD) zone, a level that keeps investors on edge after several weeks of weakness.

A massive wave of withdrawals from the markets pressured the price of bitcoin down and sparked the debate among traders and analysts about whether it is time to sell or to take advantage of the drop to accumulate.

This correction could lead to a period of sideways movement near these levels or even a rebound if buyers manage to defend the zone. However, if selling pressure escalates, lower prices would not be surprising.
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#BTC90kBreakingPoint
"Bitcoin is likely entering a bear market"

Bitcoin is around USD 84,000 and for several analysts, the bear market is just around the corner.

The bear market for bitcoin may be peeking its nose in. Specialists warn that BTC has entered "a delicate phase".

Whether to buy or sell bitcoin at this price depends on each investor.

Bitcoin (BTC) is undergoing one of its deepest corrections of the year, having retraced more than 30% from the all-time high of 126,200 dollars reached on October 6.

The movement has reignited fears that a new bear market is forming. This is occurring as technical, on-chain, and institutional flow signals begin to align in that direction.
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#BTCVolatility
Wall Street withdraws USD 900 million in bitcoin, accelerating the collapse

Spot bitcoin ETFs had the second largest daily capital outflow in their history. They have triggered the decline of bitcoin in the market. These ETFs directly impact the price of the underlying asset.

The spot bitcoin (BTC) exchange-traded funds (ETFs) operating on Wall Street recorded a capital outflow of 900 million dollars yesterday, November 20.

This massive movement of investors constitutes the second largest daily capital outflow since the launch of these investment products in January 2024, exerting significant downward pressure on bitcoin.

The capital exodus was led by the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), managed by BlackRock, with redemptions reaching 355 million dollars. It was followed by the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC), which reported outflows of 199 million dollars.

Other funds that contributed to the capital withdrawal were managed by firms such as Fidelity, VanEck, Bitwise, and Ark Invest.
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#IPOWave
The Nasdaq falls by 2.7% for the week

The index of technology companies closes a session of high volatility with an increase of 0.88%. Nvidia, which has given up ground again, deflates by 5.9% in the last five days.

Wall Street has closed higher after a new day of high volatility.

The U.S. market started the session without a clear direction, and it wasn't until the second half of the day that buying accelerated, favored by news regarding monetary policy.

Today, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, John Williams, has rekindled hopes for a rate cut in December, something investors were starting to rule out
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#USJobsData
The U.S. economy recorded job growth greater than expected in September, but the unemployment rate increased.

The latest report on the U.S. labor market showed an unexpected recovery of 119,000 jobs in September, but a decline in August and a lower total in July. The report, initially scheduled for October 3, was published today after seven weeks of delay due to the government shutdown.

This comes at a time when earnings reports from some of the largest U.S. companies show warning signs about the U.S. economy, with consumers and businesses becoming increasingly cautious with their spending.

The September report has gained greater importance, as it will be the only snapshot of the labor market that the Federal Reserve will have to assess the state of the economy when policymakers meet on December 9 and 10.

It was expected that today's data would show that the unemployment rate held steady at 4.3% and that around 50,000 jobs were added.
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#BTCVolatility
Bitcoin is heading to $85,000 and has already fallen 31.5% from its record

Bitcoin loses the level of $87,000 for the first time since April, as the market absorbs the idea that there will be no further rate cuts in December.

The cryptocurrency market deepened its decline this Thursday, November 20, when Bitcoin fell below $87,000 for the first time since April.

As traders adjusted their expectations regarding the trajectory of interest rates following the delayed release of the September jobs report in the United States.

The reaction led the cryptocurrency to an intraday low of $86,050, representing a drop of 3.4% for the day and a cumulative weekly loss of 12.7%. With this, Bitcoin has accumulated a decline of 7% in 2025 and is down 31.5% from its peak of $126,080, reached on October 6.

The decline was amplified by an increase in liquidations globally. According to data from CoinGlass, forced liquidations reached $904 million in the last 24 hours, with $417.4 million concentrated in Bitcoin, 46% of the total.

Meanwhile, the cryptocurrency market lost a total value of $3 trillion, falling 2.2% to $2.96 trillion.

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#USStocksForecast2026
S&P 500 is pressured by Nvidia and Oracle, while there are doubts about Fed rate cuts

The pullback coincided with a deterioration in risk appetite, marked by pressures in technology, adjustments in expectations about the Fed, and a spike in volatility.

The S&P 500 fell by about -1.6% after rising during the morning, while the pressure on AI-related stocks combined with a new drop in bitcoin.

And with mixed economic signals reigniting doubts about the Federal Reserve's ability to cut rates in December.

The Nasdaq was hit hardest with a decline of -2.15%, dragged down by Nvidia's (NVDA) sharp reversal, while the Dow Jones showed a downturn of -0.84%.

Market attention remained on the world's most valuable company, whose rebound evaporated despite a sales forecast that comfortably exceeded expectations.
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#FOMCWatch
Federal Reserve members strongly disagree on rate cut in December as division deepens

The monetary policy officials of the Federal Reserve expressed 'strongly divergent' opinions on a rate cut in December, raising doubts about further easing this year.

Some favor a pause due to concerns about the stagnation of progress on inflation, while others believe that cuts are necessary to cushion the weakening labor market, according to the minutes of the Fed meeting on October 28-29 released on Wednesday.

"When discussing the short-term course of monetary policy, participants expressed strongly divergent opinions on what policy decision would be most appropriate at the Committee meeting in December," the minutes showed.

This is the clearest signal that Fed members may lean towards a pause in rate cuts in December; the minutes suggested that many participants believed it would 'likely be appropriate to keep the target range unchanged for the rest of the year.'

Still, a possible pause in December will likely not close the door to further rate cuts, as most members foresee more easing, although the timing remains uncertain, according to the minutes.

"Most participants considered that further downward adjustments to the target range for the federal funds rate would likely be appropriate as the Committee moved towards a more neutral policy stance over time",
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#StrategyBTCPurchase
Strategy does not recover value above its bitcoin holdings

The drop in Strategy's stock puts the company in a less favorable position.

Strategy is the company with the largest amount of bitcoin in its treasury. The mNAV of MSTR is below 1.00. This could create a crisis in the corporate investment thesis in bitcoin.

Strategy's shares (MSTR), the publicly traded company with the largest corporate reserve of bitcoin (BTC), are trading below the market value of its holdings in the digital currency.
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#BTC90kBreakingPoint
Wall Street and global markets fall amid doubts about AI valuations and Federal Reserve rate expectations

Investors are cautiously awaiting Nvidia's results on Wednesday and U.S. employment data on Thursday, while Bitcoin fell below $90,000 for the first time in seven months

Global stock markets recorded widespread losses on Tuesday, pressured by investor caution ahead of Nvidia's earnings report.

And the fading hopes for an imminent rate cut by the Federal Reserve, while Japanese public debt faced additional pressures.

In early trading, Wall Street opened lower: the Dow Jones dropped by 1.00%, the Nasdaq index fell by 0.63%, and the broad S&P 500 index lost 0.52%.

The pan-European STOXX 600 was down 1.1%, raising its loss since Friday to 2.6%, its largest drop in four days since early April.
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