Published: Dec 02, 2025 at 22:37
Bitcoin’s (BTC) price is declining after retesting the 21-day SMA barrier at $93,000.
BTC price long-term prediction: bearish
If this barrier were surpassed, the largest cryptocurrency would have returned to its psychological level of $100,000. Following the recent rejection, the BTC price has dropped sharply to its previous low.
As Coinidol.com reported previously, on November 21, Bitcoin fell to a low of $80,000, but buyers purchased the dips. Bitcoin has fallen again as it approaches the $80,000 support, as buyers failed to keep the price above the moving average lines.
On the downside, if the $80,000 support holds, Bitcoin will be confined to a range-bound movement above the current support and below the moving average lines. However, if the current support is breached, the BTC price will fall to $73,000. The current BTC price is $85,090.
Bitcoin price indicator analysis
The 21- and 50-day SMAs are sloping downwards, indicating a downturn. The price bars are below the moving average lines and are being repelled by the 21-day SMA barrier. Long candlestick tails indicate the $80,000 support level, showing strong buying pressure at this level. The moving average lines on the 4-hour chart are horizontal following the end of the downtrend above the $80,000 support level.
What is the next move for BTC?
Bitcoin has been moving sideways since the downtrend halted above the $80,000 support level. BTC is trading above the $80,000 support but below the $94,000 high.
Today, the Bitcoin price is rising after reaching a low of $84,000. The Doji candlesticks have appeared as Bitcoin continues to oscillate, awaiting the resolution of the trend.
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