Bitcoin's showing signs of recovery, testing $90,000 after dipping below $87,000 earlier. One analyst called the bottom, but is this a true turnaround or a temporary reprieve before another downturn?
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Trade Confident27 Nov 2025, 02:22 UTC
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The analysis focuses on Bitcoin's recent price action, noting a small recovery after a decline. Bitcoin is attempting to test the $90,000 level after falling below $87,000 earlier in the day. While a pro trade manager has called the bottom of the recent move, the analyst is not optimistic about a further move up, anticipating a reversal to the downside. It suggests a dead cat bounce is likely through the holiday weekend, followed by further drops. A downtrend line drawn from the top suggests a potential peak of $96,000, but further drops are anticipated.
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