For: BTC Drops to $90K: Dip Before the Moon or Trend Shift? Title: Bitcoin at $90K: A Healthy Pullback in a Macro Uptrend Bitcoin's pullback post-Powell is a classic liquidity-driven move. With a "neutral, non-committal" Fed, the short-term catalyst of immediate rate cuts was removed, prompting profit-taking. Dip or Shift? This looks like a healthy dip within a bull market, not a trend reversal. Key reasons: 1. On-Chain Health: Long-term holder supply remains high (conviction is strong), and exchange reserves are low (not mass selling for distribution). 2. Macro Setup Unchanged: The broader trend toward monetary easing, fiscal deficits, and institutional adoption via ETFs has not reversed. 3. Technical Support: The $85K-$90K zone represents a key prior resistance-turned-support area and th

₿ BTC at $90K: Controlled Reset or Trend Break? Bitcoin didn’t fall because the story changed. It fell because expectations got ahead of reality. Powell delivered exactly what he always does — ambiguity 🎙️ No cuts. No promises. No panic. And that was enough to pull the rug from leveraged optimism. 📉 BTC retreats to $90,000 📉 ETH, XRP, DOGE slide in sync 📉 Risk cools — but doesn’t crack This wasn’t fear. This was positioning getting disciplined. ⸻ 🧠 Macro Reality Check Let’s separate noise from structure. • Liquidity is still broadly supportive • Financial conditions haven’t tightened materially • The Fed isn’t fighting growth — it’s managing expectations Markets weren’t punished for being wrong. They were punished for being early. ⸻ ⚔️ Why $90K Matters More Than It Looks $90K isn’t just a

As possibly the most critical week toward year-end, the Fed’s 25‑basis‑point rate cut this week is already common knowledge. This means the market now needs new information to trigger meaningful volatility. Some believe Chair Powell may announce a bond‑buying program, while others expect a highly dovish outlook at the press conference. However, given that Powell is set to step down in May next year, doing nothing may actually be the best option.​From recent market behavior, even though monetary policy no longer dominates as it once did, investors still generally accept the logic that rate cuts equal easier financial conditions, which in turn are positive for markets. Following this line of reasoning, announcing Treasury purchases or signaling a more dovish path for next year would both be

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The BRICS & key creditors countries will not simply allow Trump to digitised away US$ trillions of debt (Genius Act political roadblock and one of the reasons BTC and Stable coins are affected). [LOL]  

The FED is about to PRINT. This will be known as the Liquidity Cycle. Buckle up.

The long term outlook on Bitcoin seems to favour a rebound and probably rise beyond $100,000 by the end of the year. @aggyz  @BeatriceChau  @ST Joyful  @Kcyap  @TMC  @DavidSG  @Stayclose  @Emotional Investor  @Sandyboy  

Yes take profits a bird in hand is better than two in the bush 

Of course, BTC is going to the moon but ETH is going to Mars.

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

$Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ $MARA Holdings(MARA)$ 📊 Momentum Overview Bitcoin’s thrust back above $91k arrived exactly as holiday liquidity thinned, and that combination produced the kind of volatility snap I pay close attention to. The move was fast, corrective, and mechanically triggered after price breached the lower weekly Bollinger band near $91.5k. Bitcoin had dropped more than two standard deviations below the weekly mean, and historically, this type of band violation has led to a mean reversion reaction roughly 62% of the time. Two prior examples of this include the 2017 October tag, which recovered 28%, and the 2021 March tag, which reco

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

$CleanSpark, Inc.(CLSK)$ $MARA Holdings(MARA)$ $Coinbase Global, Inc.(COIN)$ ⚡️🌏🔥 CleanSpark CLSK: From Energy Arbitrage to AI Infrastructure, Positioning for Multi Year Repricing 🔥🌏⚡️ I have tracked CLSK from the $9 base into a decisive expansion through the gold bands. Price at $15.29 is pressing directly beneath my $15.50 to $16.14 pivot band. If CLSK can secure a weekly close above that zone, I expect structural confirmation and a shift into the next leg of the multi year repricing cycle. 📊 FY25 Reset and Operational Leverage FY25 revenue reached $766.3M which is 102 % higher YoY. Q4 revenue came in at $223.7M compared with $198.6M in Q3. Net income flipped t

🌟🌟🌟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.  $Strategy(MSTR)$ 

We saw Bitcoin crossing $90K, but the outflows on the total Bitcoin Spot ETF remains high, Global crypto ETPs see $1.9 billion in weekly outflows, adding to third-worst run since 2018, does it mean that Bitcoin could still face volatility and might goes below $90K? So in this article, we would like to examine what the current flows likely mean — and how investors can strategically position around BTC-related volatility, without overreacting to the headline outflows. Do Heavy Outflows Mean Bitcoin Must Fall Below $90K? Not necessarily — but they do increase the probability of short-term volatility. Here Is how to interpret the situation: ✔ Bitcoin at $90K + Large Outflows = A Divergence BTC spot ETFs seeing $1.9B weekly outflows (3rd-worst run since 2018) means institutional money has been

Whoa, hold onto your wallets, folks! 😱 Bitcoin's wild ride from that jaw-dropping $126K peak in early October has turned into a heart-stopping nosedive, slashing over $1 trillion from the entire crypto market's value. We're talking a brutal 27% wipeout, erasing every ounce of 2025's gains and leaving BTC hovering around $92K today. It's like watching your favorite rollercoaster flip upside down—terrifying, but is this the ultimate buying opportunity? 🌪️ Picture this: Just weeks ago, euphoria reigned as Bitcoin shattered records, fueled by institutional frenzy and ETF inflows. Fast forward to now, and panic selling has gripped the streets (and the charts). Liquidity jitters, macro headwinds from rising unemployment whispers, and a tech bubble vibe have traders sweating bullets. The total cr

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

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