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# Crypto Market Analysis: Bitcoin's Year-End Consolidation Play

Hey everyone, Crypto Willy here! We're wrapping up what's been quite the rollercoaster of a year, and honestly, the Bitcoin market right now is giving us some fascinating signals worth diving into.

So here's the deal—Bitcoin just pulled back from that $100K milestone we were all hyped about earlier. According to PlanB's latest analysis, Bitcoin closed November sitting around $90,000, which marks roughly a 30% dip from the all-time highs we saw. That $100K support level didn't hold like we hoped, and yeah, that stung a bit. But before you panic-sell everything, let's talk about what's actually happening under the hood.

The technical picture is genuinely mixed right now, which honestly is kind of the story of December. According to Changelly's price predictions, Bitcoin's currently trading around $87,795, with forecasts suggesting it could push toward $91,645 by the end of this week. That's basically a 4.86% move upward if the bulls keep their grip. But—and this is important—the Fear and Greed Index is sitting at 24, which means we're in "Extreme Fear" territory. That typically signals potential buying opportunities for the contrarian traders out there.

U.Today's technical breakdown shows Bitcoin's been making moves on the hourly charts with false breakouts around $88,889, but the real story is in the consolidation pattern. We're looking at a pretty narrow trading range between $86,000 and $92,000 as the most likely scenario through the end of the week. The moving averages are telling us something interesting too—on the daily chart, Bitcoin's bearish with the 50-day moving average falling, but zoom out to the weekly timeframe and you're seeing bullish structure with that 200-day moving average rising since June.

What does this mean for you? Well, the stock-to-flow models and RSI indicators are giving us mixed signals about whether we're heading into a bull or bear market. PlanB's analysis suggests the RSI is sitting at 55—right in that neutral zone—so we're not getting a super clear directional bias just yet.

Looking ahead into 2026, the consensus from major analysts paints a more optimistic picture. Digital Coin Price is suggesting an average of around $210,644 for 2025, with potential peaks hitting $230,617. That's significantly higher than where we're trading today, and it reflects the long-term bullish thesis a lot of the smart money is holding.

Here's my take: we're in consolidation mode heading into the new year, and that's actually healthy. The volatility has cooled, the panic has set in, and historically that's when smart accumulation happens. Keep your eyes on that $86,000 support line—if we hold above that, the bulls still have the narrative.

Thanks so much for tuning in, everybody! Make sure you come back next week for more of these deep dives into what's happening in the crypto markets. This has been a Quiet Please production—head over to Quiet Please dot A I to check out more content. Stay safe out there, and I'll catch you in seven!

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