Bitcoin continues to move sideways within a defined range
Bitcoin remains in consolidation, mainly because it has not been able to reclaim a key resistance zone. This area is reinforced by multiple technical factors, which explains why upward attempts keep getting rejected.
On a broader view, BTC is still trading inside a larger range, with price currently positioned near the middle. When the market sits in this zone, momentum often slows down and volatility stays low, as buyers and sellers remain balanced.
The level to monitor is the lower support area. As long as it holds, sideways movement is the most likely outcome. A confirmed break below it, however, could shift attention toward the lower boundary of the range.
This looks more like a phase of consolidation than a directional move for now. #crypto #bitcoin $BTC
Bitcoin has been moving without strong momentum recently, and ETF activity helps explain the cautious mood.
Over the past several trading sessions, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have recorded consistent net outflows, with no meaningful inflows to offset them. This suggests institutions are currently reducing exposure rather than adding new positions.
At the same time, traders appear more defensive ahead of a large options expiry, which often leads to lower risk-taking and slower price movement.
From a market structure perspective, #bitcoin continues to trade in a narrow range, with participants watching key technical zones for confirmation of the next move.
I see this phase as a waiting period rather than a clear signal yet.
Do you think this is mostly seasonal positioning, or a sign that short-term demand is fading? $BTC
Gold and Bitcoin Reflect Different Phases of the Same Macro Story
Gold, adjusted for U.S. money supply, is approaching a level that has acted as long-term resistance in past decades. Historically, this area has appeared during periods of heightened concern around monetary stability.
#bitcoin , often compared to gold, is instead consolidating near an important support zone linked to earlier macro-driven volatility and prior cycle structure.
Rather than signaling weakness, this looks more like Bitcoin moving through its cycle while gold responds immediately to monetary concerns.
#markets may be pricing the same risks through different assets, but on very different timelines. $BTC $ETH $BNB
Bitcoin on-chain activity linked to a large corporate holder
Recent on-chain data shows a transfer of approximately $174M worth of #bitcoin across several wallets associated with a single entity, shortly after an increase in its reported BTC holdings.
Part of the funds were moved to a regulated custody service, while the rest remained within related wallets. Such movements are commonly observed after large acquisitions, often linked to custody setup or internal wallet organization.
Bitcoin’s price remained stable during the transfers, suggesting no immediate market impact.
Situations like this highlight how large holders may manage custody without implying buying or selling activity. $BTC
#bitcoin spent very little time trading in the $70K–$80K range over the past few years. When price doesn’t stay in an area for long, fewer positions are built and structural support tends to be weaker.
On-chain data shows a similar picture, with limited supply concentration in that zone. That doesn’t point to immediate downside, but it does suggest that if price ever returns there, the market may need time to stabilize.
Strong support is usually formed through time and participation, not speed. $BTC
In a recent statement, President Donald Trump described crypto as “the greatest revolution in financial technology since the internet itself.” The comment reflects how much the political narrative around #crypto has shifted over the past few years. What was once framed mainly as a speculative or fringe technology is now increasingly discussed as a core part of financial infrastructure, alongside payments, #capital $ markets, and digital ownership. Real adoption still depends on regulation, #market structure, institutional participation, and actual use cases. $BTC $ETH $SOL
Why Bitcoin’s December range may be close to ending
#Bitcoin spending most of December in a tight range has been driven more by derivatives structure than by sentiment. Large options positions near spot forced market makers to hedge constantly, buying dips and selling rallies. This behavior naturally suppressed volatility and kept price contained, even as broader market conditions improved. That pressure is now easing as year-end options expire. With a significant amount of open interest rolling off, the hedging flows that pinned price begin to fade. Implied volatility remains low, which often means the market is underestimating how quickly conditions can change once structural constraints are removed. When price is held in place by positioning rather than conviction, the release tends to be sharp rather than gradual. $BTC $ETH
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Why Markets Are Choosing Gold and Copper Over Bitcoin in 2025
Markets are sending a clear signal in 2025.
Capital is flowing toward assets that are tangible, proven, and deeply embedded in the real economy.
Gold has surged as concerns around fiscal sustainability, currency debasement, and geopolitical risk intensify.
Copper has rallied alongside the AI boom, electrification, and global infrastructure expansion.
Both assets represent physical certainty in a market increasingly skeptical of financial abstractions.
Bitcoin, despite being positioned as both digital gold and a high-growth technology asset, has not captured either flow. ETF approval and regulatory clarity are largely priced in, while sovereign actors continue to favor gold as their primary hedge.
This divergence should not be misread as irrelevance.
Historically, gold leads during periods of monetary stress.
Bitcoin tends to respond later, and often with sharper, more volatile moves once liquidity conditions shift.
The market is not rejecting crypto.
It is waiting for conviction, catalysts, and timing. $BTC $BNB $ETH
Structure is compressed, momentum is muted, and trend conditions are not confirmed. This is typically where false moves dominate and impatience gets punished.
Strong trends don’t start in chaos — they start after compression.
Right now, the market is loading, not moving. $BTC
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