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Bitcoin dips bearish pressure returns amid macro uncertainty
Summary:
Bitcoin is trading near $94,000. Macroeconomic headwinds especially possibility of renewed US dollar strength if rate-cut expectations shift plus signs of investor caution are weighing...
CLOSED
93500.0
ENTRY
90000.0
TGT
95200.0
SL
85787.0 -1255.9 -1.44%
35000
Points
Profit
90000.0
TGT
90000.0
CLOSING
93500.0
ENTRY
95200.0
SL
Overview
Bitcoin recently recovered from a deep dip (~US $84,000) to re-test the US $92,000–94,000 zone. That rebound has, for now, lost momentum. Today’s trading prints around US $93,300–93,500, with intraday volatility showing a low near US $89,600 and a high near US $94,600.
The broader macro environment remains uncertain: while lower yields and dovish policy expectations earlier helped risk assets, shifting sentiment around global growth, interest rates, and safe-haven demand could trigger renewed pressure on risk assets including crypto. Observers warn that 2025’s volatility may continue through year-end as global markets recalibrate.
At the same time, institutional flows into Bitcoin appear mixed: while some entities have recently increased BTC holdings, other macro-driven flows remain cautious. The result: BTC may lack sufficient buying pressure to sustain another rally making a near-term correction plausible.
Market sentiment
Sentiment around Bitcoin is currently fragile. The dip to ~US $90,000 has rattled shorter-term holders, while broader risk-off tendencies in global markets have increased appetite for safer assets versus high-volatility crypto. The recent rebound from US $84,000 to ~US $94,000 drew some optimism, but the failure to hold those gains suggests investors remain hesitant many adopting a “wait-and-see” stance ahead of major macro events (e.g. US economic data, central bank decisions).
Moreover, with some large BTC-holders and treasury-asset firms under regulatory and index-inclusion pressure (for example, potential exclusion from major indices that could force deleveraging), the risk premium on holding BTC has increased. This dynamic tends to favour downside risk especially in short- to mid-term timeframes.
Technical view
On a short-term (intra-day) timeframe, BTC’s recent rebound appears to be losing steam. Price action shows rejection near the upper band of what would be a typical volatility envelope (given recent range ~US $89,600–94,600), and the subsequent retracement toward the mid-range (around US $90,000–90,500) suggests decreasing buying pressure. Ichimoku-style equilibrium is likely being tested price hovering near the “mean” rather than trending strongly upward. Momentum oscillators (if plotted) are likely to show weakening upward momentum (or even flattening), signalling potential consolidation or downward breakout.
Additionally, structural support levels have weakened: the bounce off US $84,000 offered a technical floor, but repeated lower highs suggest a possible lower-high / lower-low sequence forming the classic sign of a developing downtrend. If price slips below the recent swing-low (~US $89,600), it could accelerate toward next supports near US $85,000–US $82,000 range, where prior consolidation and volume clusters existed. Historical volatility suggests such moves remain plausible.
Trade idea
Entry: 93,400–93,500
Take Profit: 90000
Stop Loss: 95,200
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