Key Takeaways
Traders tracking the move say price action has shifted from heavy, one-directional selling to a more balanced structure, giving BTC a better foundation heading into the final stretch of the year.
Two well-followed market analysts, Michaël van de Poppe and Daan Crypto Trades, shared contrasting but complementary views on where the market stands and what could come next.
Michaël van de Poppe noted that Bitcoin is now trading above a key resistance level that capped previous rallies. However, he highlighted that the $92,000 area remains the line in the sand for bulls.
If BTC manages to hold that zone, he expects momentum to build, potentially opening the door for a run toward $100,000 and even $105,000 before the month is over.
He cautioned that losing $92K could trigger liquidations and a deeper retracement, possibly toward the $88,000–$90,000 range – a zone he still considers healthy within the broader uptrend.
Daan Crypto Trades pointed out that one of the more positive developments this week has been the reappearance of a Coinbase premium – a pattern often interpreted as stronger U.S. buying interest.
Aside from Monday’s volatility spike, he said price action has been noticeably more constructive than the steady selling pressure seen throughout most of November.
According to his view, altcoins remain weak compared to Bitcoin, but that lag isn’t necessarily negative. Historically, periods of BTC dominance have often preceded stronger market phases, as capital first consolidates into Bitcoin before rotating into the rest of the market.
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