Ah, Bitcoin. It’s currently limping along at $95,700, which is slightly lower than where it was 24 hours ago. In fact, in the past week, it’s managed to lose nearly 10% of its value. A real achievement, huh?
And in case you missed it, Bitcoin tried to break above a crucial resistance level. Spoiler: It failed miserably. Traders are now scratching their heads, wondering whether the market is about to turn the corner or go off a cliff. The suspense is killing us all.
Resistance Level Laughs in Bitcoin’s Face
Bitcoin recently attempted a rally, but was rejected by a long-term trendline, which, let’s be honest, has been shutting down rallies for years. After that rejection, it took a nosedive-26% to be exact. Analyst Rekt Capital had this to say: “It was either the local top or-brace yourselves-the peak of the Bull Market.” Either way, the trendline is still a formidable foe.
“What looked like a weakening resistance has actually grown a pair of steel reinforced boots,” said Rekt Capital.
The failure to break through this wall means the market’s now looking vulnerable to even more downward action. Fun times ahead, right?

50-Week EMA: Not So Friendly Anymore
Enter the 50-week Exponential Moving Average (EMA)-a line that traders love to follow. Bitcoin is currently trading below this critical level. If it closes the week beneath it, we might as well say goodbye to the current trend. Rekt Capital wasn’t shy about it: “There’s a good chance the Weekly Candle will Close below the 50-week EMA,” and that could open the floodgates to even more selling. Yippee!
Basically, if Bitcoin can’t make a quick recovery, traders will start eyeing lower support levels. The next few weekly closes will tell us whether we’re heading into a rally or a complete dumpster fire.
Exchange Inflows: The Red Flags You Didn’t Ask For
Investors seem to be packing their bags. Over $1 billion worth of Bitcoin has been moved to exchanges in just three days. In layman’s terms, that’s like everyone heading to the door with their Bitcoin bags, ready to sell. Despite some optimistic chatter about US-China trade talks, Bitcoin’s price still can’t seem to stay up. Go figure.
Some analysts think this drop was inevitable, while others are getting all “doom and gloom” about the market not having found its bottom yet. A few brave souls are even predicting $74,000 as the next potential target if current support levels crumble. Great.
What’s the Week Ahead? Buckle Up!
Market trader Daan Crypto Trades made an astute observation: Bitcoin is mostly chilling near its CME close price, as it tends to do during weekends. “Large moves on weekends have been a rare sight these past few months,” he pointed out. So, if you were hoping for some weekend fireworks… sorry.
But wait, there’s more. Michaël van de Poppe thinks Bitcoin might sweep the low and then reverse. In his words: “If that happens, trillions and trillions of short liquidity are going to get annihilated.” Sounds dramatic, doesn’t it?
“If that happens, expect the market to swing back to $100,000. Maybe. If the stars align,” he added.
So, what’s next? A thrilling rollercoaster ride, most likely. Bitcoin needs to hold its ground and lure in some buyers if it’s to avoid a catastrophic slide into oblivion. Grab your popcorn, folks-the week ahead promises to be a bumpy one.
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2025-11-17 17:49