According to @AltcoinDaily, BTC is roughly at the same price as a year ago, with sentiment flipping from 2024 euphoria to 2025 pessimism, driven by factors such as Trump tariffs, election-year policy swings, a rolling recession, the Fed’s higher-for-longer stance, White House groundwork, Wall Street’s crypto adoption, and the AI boom; traders should monitor these catalysts for volatility and trend confirmation (source: @AltcoinDaily, Dec 7, 2025). According to @AltcoinDaily, the trading map highlights potential downside risk toward $80k before a breakout, with upside trigger levels at $100k and $125k, while framing dips as buy opportunities amid accelerating institutional adoption, citing BlackRock as an example (source: @AltcoinDaily, Dec 7, 2025). According to @AltcoinDaily, the current regime resembles the prior $45k–$65k BTC consolidation that resolved higher, and watchlists should prioritize BTC, ETH, and SOL for momentum continuation if a $100k breakout confirms (source: @AltcoinDaily, Dec 7, 2025).

According to @santimentfeed, Bitcoin (BTC) fell to $80K and rebounded to $88K, prompting analysis on whether last week’s low was the best buy opportunity (source: Santiment on X, Nov 26, 2025). Santiment released a deep-dive examining whether BTC and the broader crypto market have truly bottomed, directing trader focus to the cited price levels (source: Santiment Insights). Using the price points reported by Santiment, traders can frame the near-term range with $80K as the latest swing-low reference and $88K as the rebound inflection for momentum tracking and risk management (source: Santiment on X).

According to Michaël van de Poppe, Bitcoin has returned to a trading range after a failed breakout attempt during an event. The key resistance level to watch is $87K, while maintaining support above $80K is crucial for potential rallies.