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Bitcoin rallies thwarted by fading Fed rate cut odds, softening US macro

Bitcoin continued to sell near $90,000 as investors reacted to weak US jobs data and slowing economic growth by shifting into safer ***** ets.
Key takeaways:
Strong demand for US Treasurys and lower odds of a Fed rate cut indicate that investors are shifting toward safer ***** ets, reducing interest in Bitcoin.
Economic weakness in ***** an and softer US job data add pressure to Bitcoin, limiting its use as a hedge in the near term.
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Fresh US economic data is sending a clear but nuanced signal to markets. Inflation pressures are easing, but consumers remain under strain.
For Bitcoin and the broader crypto market, that mix points to improving macro conditions, tempered by near-term volatility.
US consumer sentiment edged up to 52.9 in December, slightly higher than November but still nearly 30% lower than a year ago, according to the University of Michigan.
At the same time, inflation expectations continued to fall. Short-term expectations dropped to 4.2%, while long-term expectations eased to 3.2%.
For markets, those i

Bitcoin slipped under $90,000 this week as liquidation pressure, weak ETF demand, and macro uncertainty converged.
The fall erased gains from earlier attempts to reclaim the $94,000–$95,000 zone, marking the second major breakdown this month.
The catalyst was a cascade of forced long liquidations. Nearly $500 million was wiped out across exchanges, including around $420 million in long positions, and over 140,000 traders were liquidated in a 24-hour window.
ETF flows failed to absorb the selling. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust recorded six straight weeks of outflows totaling more than $2

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Bitcoin is starting December on weaker footing as risk ****** ets wobble and the year-end rally narrative gives way to a market working through heavy volatility. BTC has fallen into the mid-$80,000s after trading above $125,000 in early October, leaving the token roughly 30% off the highs and giving back a large portion of its 2025 outperformance.
The tone has shifted from momentum to repair as traders reassess positioning, ETF flows, and macro pressure.
Against that backdrop, we ran Bitcoin

Pandas and ping-pong: Macron ending China visit on lighter note

An ancient dam, pandas and ping-pong: French leader Emmanuel Macron concluded his fourth state visit to China on Friday, striking a more relaxed note in the city of Chengdu after tough discussions on Ukraine and trade with his counterpart Xi Jinping a day earlier.
Far from the imposing Great Hall of the People in Beijing where the two leaders held talks, Xi and First Lady Peng Liyuan showed Macron and his wife Brigitte around the centuries-old Dujiangyan Dam, a World Heritage Site set against the mountainous landscape of Sichu

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Ethereum is starting December in Bitcoin's shadow. The token is selling off with the rest of crypto but holding key support zones as traders wait for signs of stabilization in risk ******* ets. It has lagged Bitcoin on the way up this cycle, giving the tape less euphoria but also less excess to unwind.
The tone shifted from quiet strength to cautious consolidation as macro pressure pulled the entire crypto complex lower.
Against that backdrop, we ran Ethereum through an AI price-prediction a

A rare technical signal that preceded Bitcoin’s explosive rally in late 2023 has reappeared, with the Bollinger Bandwidth indicator dipping below 100 and flashing a green alert that could reshape Bitcoin price prediction for the remainder of December.
Macro strategist Gert van Lagen observed that every previous trigger of this indicator has been followed by a direct parabolic leg upward, raising expectations of a potential 40% surge before year-end.
Van Lagen noted the current setup mirrors Google’s parabolic run before its final blow-off wave ahead of the 2008 financial crisis, characterize

Key Takeaways
The sudden plunge erased billions in market value and triggered heavy liquidations.
Analysts pointed to the Bank of ****** an’s signals of a possible December rate hike and the weakening yen.
Bitcoin may retest support around $82,622 if the decline continues, ****** ysts said.
Bitcoin tumbled 5% in a matter of hours on Sunday, igniting a wave of speculation among traders who say the scale and speed of the drop defy any clear macro trigger.

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Bitcoin is trading at $90,733.75 today, down 0.85% in the past 24 hours, with a massive $53.3 billion in trading volume. As the world’s largest cryptocurrency, Bitcoin maintains a market cap above $1.81 trillion, supported by a circulating supply of 19.95 million BTC.
With only about one million coins left before the hard cap, every macro dip invites one recurring question: is this the final bottom before the next push toward $100,000?
Bitcoin’s weekly chart shows the market attempting to stabilize after a three-week decline. Price has bounced from the $91,651 Fibonacci 0.236 level, producin

Bitcoin (BTC) could climb to $240,000 over the long term, according to a recent JPMorgan note ***** sing the ***** et’s evolving market structure.
The projection followed a weak stretch for the broader crypto market, with BTC falling from its early October peak of $126,000 to around $82,000 in November.
At the time of writing, BTC had stabilized near $86,610.
In the note, ***** ysts wrote that crypto markets are now influenced more by macroeconomic forces than by Bitcoin’s four-year halving cycle, which historically preceded major bull runs.
“Crypto is moving away from resembling a venture

Bitcoin (BTC) has lost its footing, both on an absolute basis and relative to U.S. equities.
According to Adrian Fritz, chief investment strategist at crypto investment firm 21Shares, the divergence between crypto and stocks comes down to macro pressure, investor sentiment and what he calls a “panda market” — not a full-blown crypto winter, but still bearish action.
“Technically, we’ve entered a bear market,” Fritz said in an interview with CoinDesk. Bitcoin has fallen more than 30% from its highs, breaching the 50-week moving average — a level that historically signals broader shifts in mar

Asia Market Open: Bitcoin Holds Near $92K As Strong Nvidia Earnings Calm AI...

Bitcoin held near $92,000 in Asian trading on Thursday, steadying after a bruising stretch, while a powerful tech-led rally swept across regional stock markets on the back of strong Nvidia earnings and easing fears of an AI bubble.
The token traded in a tight range as some dip buyers returned, but crypto volumes stayed cautious with traders still wary of macro risk and the next batch of US data.
The dollar edged higher ahead of a long-delayed jobs report, keeping risk appetite contained even as equities bounced

Crypto traders and investors who bought near highs in recent months are getting absolutely rekt right now, as hype fades and the market bleeds.
Bitcoin is down to around $88,000, falling more than 20% over the last 30 days. The crypto market as a whole today fell to $3.04 trillion—down 4.82% in 24 hours—with 95% of all coins bleeding red. The Fear and Greed Index just hit 16, the lowest reading since April, firmly in extreme fear territory. To put this in perspective: Zcash is the only coin in the top 50 by market cap managing to stay green today, squeezing out a 4% gain.
And the macro pictu

Crypto market braces for Yen carry trades unwind as **** an's long-term bond yield hits new high.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and other altcoins pare gains ahead of Nvidia earnings, FOMC minutes, NFP jobs data.
Bull-Bear Structure Index signals continued dominance of bearish factors.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and other altcoins pare gains as the crypto market braces for another potential selloff. New macro jitters are unlocking ahead of key events such as Nvidia earnings, FOMC minutes release, and Nonfarm payroll jobs data this week.
Japan’s long-term government bond yields surge to record highs f

The narrative surrounding the “resilient U.S. consumer,” which has been a major upside surprise in 2025, is now facing significant headwinds, according to the Global Investment Committee (GIC) at Morgan Stanley Wealth Management. While consumer spending has maintained a steady nominal growth rate of 5% to 6%, underpinning a bullish outlook for US equities in 2026, the GIC is expressing caution.
Lisa Shalett, chief investment officer and head of the GIC, warned that although the broader macroeconomic picture remains cautiously optimistic, the “K-shaped” economy demands greater scrutiny. Specif

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9/ Market Correlation:
S&P 500 & BTC showed a -0.85 correlation during the news window
Stocks fall → Crypto falls — risk ***** ets under pressure
Traders: Stay nimble.
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