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Bitcoin declines below $86,000 as whales sell heavily despite retail buying. Short-term holders capitulate, with bearish technical breakdown signaling further downside risks near $80,600 quarterly lo…
Bitcoin fell 17.28% in November, its second-worst monthly drop of 2024, driven by tariffs, US shutdown, ETF outflows, and short-term investor capitulation.
Bitcoin broke below key supports near $98,000, risking a weekly close beneath its 50-week SMA and signaling a potential broader correction and bear market onset in the short term.
Bitcoin faced heavy selling from long-term holders and panic-selling from short-term holders, leading to a 3.5% drop and 17% monthly loss. Technical patterns suggest a potential decline toward $72,00…
On-chain data shows LTH whales realized over $120M in profits during a recent BTC drawdown while short-term holders dumped ~15,700 BTC at a loss; BTC later recovered to about $113,700.
Bitcoin shows bullish RSI divergence on the 2-hour chart while heavy short-term selling and strong exchange outflows point to accumulation; support $111,500–$113,000 is critical for a rebound toward …
On-chain data shows short-term Bitcoin holders and whales capitulating, moving 30,000+ BTC to exchanges and selling at losses. SOPR below 1 and MVRV ~1 indicate panic-selling; price sits at STH reali…