Bitcoin price started another decline below $90,000. BTC is now showing bearish signs and might struggle to recover above $88,5000. Bitcoin started a fresh decline below $92,000 and $90,000. The price is trading below $90,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. There is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $91,000 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair (data feed from Kraken). The pair might continue to move down if it settles below the $90,000 zone. Bitcoin Price Dips Further Bitcoin price failed to stay in a positive zone above the $90,000 level. BTC bears remained active below $88,800 and pushed the price lower. The bears gained strength and were able to push the price below the $87,500 zone. A low was formed at $85,276, and the price is now consolidating losses below the 23.6% Fib retracement level of the recent decline from the $92,872 swing high to the $85,276 low. Bitcoin is now trading below $90,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. Besides, there is a bearish trend line forming with resistance at $91,500 on the hourly chart of the BTC/USD pair. If the bulls attempt another recovery wave, the price could face resistance near the $87,000 level. The first key resistance is near the $89,000 level and the 50% Fib retracement level of the recent decline from the $92,872 swing high to the $85,276 low. The next resistance could be $91,000 and the trend line. A close above the $91,000 resistance might send the price further higher. In the stated case, the price could rise and test the $92,500 resistance. Any more gains might send the price toward the $93,200 level. The next barrier for the bulls could be $94,500 and $95,000. More Losses In BTC? If Bitcoin fails to rise above the $90,000 resistance zone, it could start another decline. Immediate support is near the $85,500 level. The first major support is near the $85,000 level. The next support is now near the $83,200 zone. Any more losses might send the price toward the $82,500 support in the near term. The main support sits at $80,000, below which BTC might accelerate lower in the near term. Technical indicators: Hourly MACD – The MACD is now gaining pace in the bearish zone. Hourly RSI (Relative Strength Index) – The RSI for BTC/USD is now below the 50 level. Major Support Levels – $85,500, followed by $85,000. Major Resistance Levels – $87,000 and $89,000.
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The Dogecoin price is back under pressure after sliding to the crucial $0.15 support zone, a level many traders say could determine whether the world’s biggest memecoin rebounds into December or sinks deeper before any recovery. Related Reading: Bitcoin To Suffer 40% Crash From All-Time High? Analyst Reveals ‘Final Target’ With volatility ripping through the crypto market, DOGE holders are anxiously watching what comes next. The drop follows a rough week for the entire sector, highlighted by Bitcoin sinking below $90,000. DOGE's price trends to the downside on the daily chart. Source: DOGEUSD on Tradingview Dogecoin Price Struggles at $0.15 as Bears Dominate Dogecoin price dropped as low as $0.15 this week, reflecting a continued downtrend that has erased nearly 9% over the past seven days. Short-term action remains choppy. DOGE traded between $0.1533 and $0.1625 within the past 24 hours, while a separate 1.67% pullback saw the price dip to around $0.1578. Technical indicators show that Dogecoin is attempting to consolidate above the key Fibonacci 0 level at $0.15178, a support that has held several times this month. But with RSI hovering around 39, the market still leans bearish, leaving room for both further downside and a possible bounce. Market weakness intensified after the Dogecoin price broke below earlier support at $0.1720, exposing the $0.1650–$0.1600 region. Analysts note that the next major structural line, the weekly 200-EMA, sits near $0.16, making it the final defense before deeper losses. Whales Accumulate as Sell Pressure Cools, Is a Reversal Coming? Despite the broader downtrend, several encouraging signals are starting to appear. Exchange net position change for DOGE recently flipped positive, a shift historically associated with early accumulation phases. Whales also acquired more than $8 million worth of DOGE in the past three days, with an additional $9 million entering long futures positions across Binance and OKX. Money Flow indicators show a slight uptick at the support zone, suggesting dip-buyers are slowly returning. Still, net spot outflows remain mildly negative, a sign that confidence is improving, but not fully restored. Analyst Ali Martinez highlights a massive support cluster at $0.08, where 27.4 billion DOGE were previously accumulated. While price is far from that level, it underscores Dogecoin’s long-term demand base should the market see deeper capitulation. December Outlook: Rebound or More Pain First? Dogecoin’s immediate future hinges on whether $0.15 can hold. A strong defense could push the Dogecoin price toward resistance at $0.1654, $0.1738, and ultimately $0.1807. A decisive break above $0.20 would open the door to a broader December recovery. Related Reading: XRP Supply Shock Ahead? ETFs Could Consume It All, Analyst Predicts However, a loss of $0.15 would flip the market structure bearish, exposing $0.095 and even $0.059 as potential mid-term targets. For now, DOGE sits at a make-or-break zone, and December may reveal whether memecoin momentum returns, or if more downside must play out first. Cover image from ChatGPT, DOGEUSD chart from Tradingview
The Bitwise XRP ETF officially closed its first trading day with 1,127,647 shares traded, equal to $25.93 million in volume. While a solid debut for a product launching during one of the most chaotic market days of the year, the ETF fell far short of the $58.5 million posted by Canary’s XRPC ETF on its …
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Bitcoin is currently trading below $92,000, and the market is showing clear signs of exhaustion as selling pressure intensifies. Fear has pushed sentiment toward the bearish end of the spectrum, with many analysts now arguing that BTC may be entering a new bear market. The loss of key support levels and the rapid acceleration of downside volatility have only fueled these concerns, especially as short-term holders continue to capitulate at scale. Related Reading: Bitcoin Capitulation Deepens Around $90K Level: Classic Late-Stage Fear Structure Emerging However, not all perspectives are bearish. Some analysts believe that Bitcoin may be forming a local bottom, as the current correction resembles previous mid-cycle retracements seen during strong bull markets. They argue that the broader macro environment remains supportive and that long-term holders have not shown signs of structural weakness. As selling pressure concentrates among weak hands, the possibility of a reversal increases — especially once forced sellers exhaust themselves. Adding to the uncertainty, new on-chain data from Lookonchain revealed that Bitcoin OG Owen Gunden just deposited all his remaining 2,499 BTC into Kraken roughly an hour ago. Moves like this often trigger speculation, as exchange deposits from early holders can signal potential selling. Yet historically, similar events have also occurred near cycle bottoms when panic is at its peak. A Massive BTC Transfer Sparks Market Speculation According to fresh data from Lookonchain, Bitcoin OG Owen Gunden has just deposited his remaining 2,499 BTC (worth $228 million) into Kraken roughly an hour ago. This move has immediately raised questions across the market, as large exchange deposits from early whales often signal potential selling pressure. What makes this development even more notable is the context: just two weeks ago, Lookonchain reported that Gunden appeared ready to offload his entire 11,000 BTC stash — a position worth over $1.12 billion at the time. Now, with this final deposit, it appears he has officially completed the move. For many traders, this confirms that one of the oldest and largest long-term holders has fully exited or is preparing to exit the market. Such whale behavior can amplify fear during corrective phases, especially as Bitcoin continues to struggle below $92K. Moves of this scale not only contribute to short-term volatility but also influence sentiment by signaling that even early accumulators may be reducing exposure. However, historically, capitulation events from long-term holders have often coincided with or preceded major turning points. If this massive transfer marks the end of Gunden’s sell-off, the market may soon absorb the pressure — potentially clearing the path for a recovery once the fear subsides. Related Reading: Nearly 7M Bitcoin Now Sitting At A Loss: Highest Unrealized Pain Since January 2024 Short-Term Trend Still Under Pressure Bitcoin’s 4-hour chart reveals a market that remains firmly under short-term selling pressure, despite occasional relief bounces. The price is struggling to reclaim $92,000, a level that previously acted as support but is now working as resistance. The series of lower highs and lower lows highlights a persistent downtrend that has shaped BTC’s trajectory since early October. All major moving averages—the 50 SMA, 100 SMA, and 200 SMA—are positioned above current price action and pointing downward. This alignment confirms a clear short-term bearish structure. Each time BTC attempts to recover, it meets strong resistance at these declining MAs, signaling that sellers remain in control. The most recent bounce barely reached the 50 SMA before being rejected again, reinforcing the weakness of buyer momentum. Related Reading: XRP Supply In Profit Falls to 58.5% – Lowest Since 2024 Despite Higher Price Volume remains elevated on downswings, which indicates that sell-offs continue to be driven by conviction rather than random volatility. Buyers are stepping in around the $89,000–$91,000 zone, but so far, this support has only produced temporary pauses rather than meaningful reversals. For a structural shift, BTC would need to reclaim at least the $95,000 area and break above the 100 SMA. Until then, the trend remains tilted toward further downside or continued consolidation near current levels. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com
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Zcash (ZEC) is back in the spotlight after a dramatic rebound. Following Monday’s steep fall to roughly $548, the privacy coin has bounced sharply, gaining 12% in the last 24 hours and reclaiming the $670 level. Related Reading: Bitcoin To Suffer 40% Crash From All-Time High? Analyst Reveals ‘Final Target’ After surging more than 1,500% year-to-date and rallying 175% in the past month, the privacy-focused cryptocurrency is now testing a major bullish breakout pattern, leaving traders wondering what comes next and whether ZEC can truly sustain this momentum. ZEC's price trends to the upside on the daily chart. Source: ZECUSD on Tradingview Institutional Accumulation Fuels a Powerful Upswing A major catalyst behind Zcash’s meteoric rise has been aggressive accumulation from high-profile institutional players. The newly rebranded Cypherpunk Technologies, backed by Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, has snapped up 233,644 ZEC, worth roughly $150 million. This stash now represents around 1.25% of the circulating supply, with the firm openly declaring plans to raise its holdings to at least 5%. This level of concentration has tightened liquid supply and injected strong confidence across the market. Supporting the trend, long-time privacy advocate Arthur Hayes has openly backed ZEC, predicting a run to $1,000 and even suggesting Zcash could eventually reach 20% of Bitcoin’s value. The upcoming November 2025 halving has added another bullish layer. With block rewards set to fall by 50%, ZEC will enter a sharply reduced-issuance environment, historically a strong driver of scarcity-led rallies across major cryptocurrencies. Technical Indicators Signal a Potential Zcash (ZEC) Breakout On the technical front, Zcash is close to confirming a classic inverse head and shoulders formation on the 4-hour chart. The neckline sits around $690, and a decisive breakout above this level could open a path toward $956, a nearly 40% upside from recent prices. ZEC is also trading above its 50-day EMA at $613, while a green Supertrend signal hints at sustained bullish momentum. Still, analysts caution that ZEC must hold above the EMA to avoid invalidating the formation. Key support remains at $600–$605, where momentum has recently cooled. Coordinated Influence and Growing Privacy Demand Beyond charts and supply mechanics, market observers say a coordinated narrative push is also at play. Crypto media figure Ran Neuner believes influential industry players are rallying behind Zcash to spotlight privacy as a critical next frontier. According to him, this is less a pump-and-dump and more a long-term mission around compliant, user-controlled privacy, a feature that differentiates ZEC from rivals like Monero. Related Reading: XRP Supply Shock Ahead? ETFs Could Consume It All, Analyst Predicts If ZEC can maintain its breakout structure and demand for privacy-focused assets continues to rise, Zcash may be positioning itself not just for a short-term spike, but for a serious challenge to broader market rankings in the months ahead. Cover image from ChatGPT, ZECUSD chart from Tradingview
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Bitcoin continues to struggle around the $90K level as the market battles intense selling pressure and widespread fear. Short-term sentiment remains fragile, with investors reacting to rapid price swings and mounting downside volatility. Yet, beneath the noise, key on-chain metrics are beginning to show signs that the correction may be nearing exhaustion. Related Reading: Nearly 7M Bitcoin Now Sitting At A Loss: Highest Unrealized Pain Since January 2024 According to analyst On-Chain Mind, Bitcoin’s Mean Reversion Oscillator has just printed its first green oversold bar in months, a signal that has historically aligned with late-stage retracements during bull markets. This oscillator measures how far price has deviated from its cyclical mean, helping identify when Bitcoin becomes overstretched to the downside. Each time this indicator dipped into its green oversold zone in previous cycles, Bitcoin was either forming a macro bottom or preparing for a significant rebound. The fact that this signal has appeared while BTC consolidates above $90K — despite severe profit-taking, forced liquidations, and structural fear — suggests that strong hands may be quietly absorbing supply. Historical Bottom Signals Align as Macro Tailwinds Strengthen On-Chain Mind explains that Bitcoin’s current Mean Reversion Oscillator reading aligns closely with historical patterns seen during bull market retracements. Each time the oscillator dipped into the green oversold zone while the 35 line held, Bitcoin formed a cyclical bottom before resuming its upward trajectory. This line has acted as a structural support level across multiple market cycles, and the fact that it is holding once again reinforces the idea that strong hands are stepping in as weaker participants capitulate. According to On-Chain Mind, when this indicator flashes green during an ongoing bull market, it often marks textbook accumulation territory — the kind of opportunity that appears only a few times per cycle. The current setup resembles previous late-stage pullbacks rather than the beginning of a prolonged bear trend. Adding to this outlook, NVIDIA’s blowout earnings delivered a major confidence boost to U.S. equities. With revenue and guidance far exceeding expectations, the results signal that AI-driven demand remains strong. In broader macro terms, such strength in tech leadership often spills over into higher-risk assets like crypto, improving liquidity and investor sentiment. Related Reading: Bitcoin Capitulation Deepens Around $90K Level: Classic Late-Stage Fear Structure Emerging Testing Support as Momentum Begins to Stabilize Bitcoin’s latest daily chart shows price attempting to stabilize after a sharp multi-week decline, with BTC currently trading near $92,000. This level is acting as a temporary support zone following the breakdown from the $100K area, where sellers aggressively dominated order books. The chart reveals a series of lower highs and lower lows — a classic short-term downtrend structure — but the recent candlesticks hint at reduced selling momentum compared to the peak pressure seen earlier in November. The 50-day and 100-day moving averages have both turned downward, reflecting weakening short-term trend strength, while the 200-day MA remains far below price, highlighting that the broader bullish cycle may not be invalidated yet. Importantly, the current candle structure shows smaller bodies and longer lower wicks, suggesting buyers are beginning to absorb sell-side liquidity around the $90K–$92K region. Related Reading: XRP Supply In Profit Falls to 58.5% – Lowest Since 2024 Despite Higher Price Volume profiles also support this shift. While capitulation-like spikes occurred during the heaviest drop, trading activity has now normalized, indicating panic selling is cooling off. Historically, such deceleration after a steep leg down often precedes a relief bounce, even if volatility persists. Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com
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Crypto analyst Will Taylor, founder of Cryptoinsightuk, says talk of an XRP bear market is premature, arguing that the token’s higher-time-frame structure and liquidity profile remain bullish despite extreme volatility and record liquidations. Is The XRP Bear Market Here? In a video published on 19 November, Taylor acknowledged the “doom and gloom” dominating crypto sentiment but insisted that, from a technical standpoint, “nothing’s really changed” for XRP. His core claim is that XRP is still trading above a reclaimed multi-year resistance level that now acts as structural support. “We have spent over a year above our 7-year resistance holding it as support,” he said, calling this setup “almost unprecedented for XRP and for any asset.” As long as that zone holds, he rejects the idea that the market has rolled into a confirmed long-term downtrend. “Until that support is lost […] you can’t convince me that we’re bearish. I just don’t believe that.” Taylor uses Bitcoin as the macro anchor for the XRP thesis. He described the current BTC drawdown as a standard bull-market correction, noting that price is now sitting around a 30% pullback from the highs, similar to prior mid-cycle moves. He pointed out that the daily RSI is oversold and that the three-day RSI is at levels last seen near the $25,000 lows. “If we’re referring back to when momentum has felt this bad, it’s literally cycle lows,” he argued, while stressing that this does not guarantee an immediate reversal. Related Reading: XRP Supply In Profit Falls to 58.5% – Lowest Since 2024 Despite Higher Price Against that backdrop, he characterizes XRP as simply ranging above long-term support. On the daily chart, he said XRP is “holding its range pretty well,” with price near the lower end of that structure. He framed the area around roughly $2 as historically attractive from a risk-reward perspective: “Bottom of the range is where people are scared, where sentiment’s low. These are the areas that are pretty decent.” The liquidity map is central to his view. On lower time frames, Taylor sees some liquidity beneath recent lows, around $2.05–2.03, which could be swept without breaking the broader range. However, he stressed that the overwhelming concentration of resting liquidity lies far above spot. In the daily, he claimed that for XRP “the densest area of liquidity by an absolute long shot is above us […] dense all the way up to $4.20, $4.30 in dollars.” He argued that this distribution matters because market makers and exchanges maximize revenue where positions are opened and closed, not at stagnant prices. “They make money when contracts are opened and closed. They don’t give a [expletive] whether the price goes up or down,” he said. In his view, that means price statistically gravitates toward the most crowded liquidity pockets: “You have to play the four out of five chance that it is going to go into the dense area of liquidity.” Related Reading: Famous Trader Bets $27 Million That The XRP Price Will Crash XRP Vs. The Rest Of Crypto Taylor also pointed to relative-value signals. Against Ethereum, XRP recently closed a weekly candle above the 0.000071 level, which he said “has trapped us down since August.” Versus Bitcoin, he highlighted that XRP has been “holding the range lows” and has finally logged a weekly close above a resistance cluster that capped price since early October. XRP dominance, he added, has broken out of a downtrend and closed back above a recent cluster, although he wants “one or two more weeks” of continuation to confirm a bullish cross. He underscored that this structure has held despite the October 10, “the largest liquidation event in history of crypto.” While the FTX collapse saw about $2 billion in leveraged positions liquidated, the October 10 move liquidated roughly $20 billion and still failed to push XRP into a sustained breakdown.The sharp wick lower was “instantly bought back to the upside,” and the range was reclaimed soon after. “Things like XRP are looking super bullish here,” he concluded. “I think XRP is going to blow the doors off people’s expectations.” For now, Taylor maintains that an XRP bear market would require a decisive loss of the long-term support zone and a very different liquidity and dominance picture. Until those conditions appear, he says, “there isn’t a factual argument” for a confirmed bear market—only predictions. At press time, XRP traded at $2.11. Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com
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The conversation around XRP has grown louder in recent months as the asset continues to gain traction through ecosystem growth, Spot XRP ETFs, and market interest. Despite this momentum, XRP still sits far below Bitcoin, the industry’s dominant cryptocurrency, when comparing total valuation. That gap raises a simple question: how high would the XRP price need to climb in order to actually flip Bitcoin? Data from MarketCapOf provides a direct, real-time look at what XRP’s price would be if it matched Bitcoin’s market capitalization today. The Market Cap Required To Flip Bitcoin Although it is currently going through a correction phase, Bitcoin has the largest presence in the crypto market by an overwhelming margin, and its market capitalization currently stands at roughly $1.84 trillion. This valuation ranks Bitcoin among the largest assets on the planet, surpassing many global corporations. Related Reading: Is It Time To Buy XRP? Analyst Says Get In Before This Switch Happens XRP, now trading around $2.14 at the time of writing, holds a market cap of approximately $128.7 billion. This means Bitcoin’s valuation is more than fourteen times larger than XRP’s. For XRP to flip Bitcoin, the cryptocurrency would need to rise to the same market capitalization that Bitcoin currently holds. Using the circulating supply of XRP, MarketCapOf calculates how much each XRP token would be worth if it matched Bitcoin’s market cap. Based on the latest data, XRP would need to trade at $30.61 for its total valuation to equal Bitcoin’s. This is the current “flippening price,” and it reflects the direct ratio between their two market caps. To reach the level of Bitcoin’s all-time high market cap of $2.485 trillion recorded on October 6, XRP would need to climb to about $41.26 per token. Breaking Down The Numbers The calculation highlights how far ahead Bitcoin still is. XRP sits at roughly seven percent of Bitcoin’s total valuation, meaning the asset would need to appreciate more than fourteen times from its current level to stand on equal footing. In simple terms, an investor holding 1,000 XRP would see their position shift from about $2,140 today to more than $30,000 if the token were priced at $30.61. Related Reading: Wondering Why The XRP Price Is Still Lagging Despite Record ETF Launch? Read This This comparison does not assume any change in circulating supply, tokenomics, or macro factors. It is a clean and direct valuation exercise based purely on market capitalization. However, even in its simplicity, it shows the scale of inflows required for XRP to close the gap and flip Bitcoin’s dominance in the cryptocurrency rankings. Recent months have seen stronger activity in the Ripple ecosystem, most especially with new partnerships and acquisitions by Ripple. Added to this is the expanding conversation around Spot XRP ETFs, which many analysts believe could introduce significant liquidity if major issuers like BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale fully enter the space. The newest entrant is Bitwise, which launched its Spot XRP ETF just hours ago. Featured image from iStock, chart from Tradingview.com
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