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Bitcoin what now

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MMCrypto profile imageMMCrypto26 Nov 2025, 11:56 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's price action, referencing a previous prediction of a drop to $82,000, which was accurate. The presenter highlights the importance of the $98,000 level as former support, now resistance. Breaking below the EMA ribbon on the weekly chart is noted as a bearish signal. The analysis identifies a potential dead cat bounce scenario if Bitcoin fails to surpass $98,000. A key price target is $54,232, based on the 300-week moving average, which has accurately predicted bear market bottoms in the past. The analyst mentions it is very unlikely, as he does sees it as the major and more probable bearish target, that in case the price of bitcoin reaches 98000, it could change to a bullish trend.

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