Bitcoin Shifts to Bottoming Out, Long-Term Holder Selling Pressure Significantly Eased
Bitcoin macro drivers shift, short-term resistance test approaching.

Bitcoin’s Rally Meets Resistance and Pulls Back: $78,200 Becomes Resistance Level; $71,400 Emerges as Key Support
Weak spot demand and slowing ETF inflows have clearly cooled bullish momentum.

30% of Bitcoin Is at Risk from Quantum Computing—Where Does It Come From?
Exchanges experience declining quantum security year by year due to frequent fund flows and complex wallet architectures.

BTC Reclaims $80,000, Yet Bullish Reversal Remains Uncertain—Cautiously Exploring the Possibility of a Bear Market Bottom
The realized market cap’s 30-day net position change has rebounded to $2.8 billion per month, indicating improving capital inflows—yet it remains far below the over $10 billion per month seen during previous bull-market expansions.

Bitcoin reverts to its mean, but the $80,000 resistance level and profit-taking may pose bottlenecks.
The market appears to be shifting toward a more constructive phase, but confirmation is still needed.

Bullish momentum wanes, volatility declines, and Bitcoin consolidates between $60,000 and $70,000
Supply pressure ranging from $80,000 to $126,000 constitutes the biggest resistance to upward movement.

BTC: From a Steady Decline to Stabilization—Does ETF Fund Inflow Signal Institutional Return?
If demand continues to rebound, opportunities will gradually emerge in the market.

Bear Market Bottoming Out—Will Bitcoin Test the $83,000 Support Level?
If prices fail to rebound above the critical breakeven level, recent buyers may face renewed selling pressure.

At the Crossroads of Bear and Bull, Could Bitcoin Hit $100K at the Start of the New Year?
The market is gradually shifting from a mode dominated by defensive selling to a phase of selectively increasing risk exposure and rebuilding participation.

Bitcoin weakens with sideways movement—will a major volatility surge follow?
Market direction depends on whether liquidity improves and sellers step back, or if the current time-driven bearish pressure persists.

