Bitcoin's price remains below Monday's high of $89,250, struggling to extend its recovery beyond the rebound that followed last week's sell-off. After an 11% rebound from the low of $80,500, the recovery was capped on Monday by the 4-hour 50 EMA, forcing a pullback to $86,150 on Tuesday. Since then, Bitcoin has consolidated in a tight range between $88,500 and $86,150, accompanied by a noticeable decline in trading volume, indicating diminished buyer confidence.$BTC #WhichSectorsAreYouWatchingIn2025? #ContentMining&EarnRichCommission #AreYouBullishOrBearishToday? #SpotETFApprovalUpdates #MySuggestionsforGateSquare #BitcoinPriceWatch
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Bitcoin's price remains below Monday's high of $89,250, struggling to extend its recovery beyond the rebound that followed last week's sell-off. After an 11% rebound from the low of $80,500, the recovery was capped on Monday by the 4-hour 50 EMA, forcing a pullback to $86,150 on Tuesday. Since then, Bitcoin has consolidated in a tight range between $88,500 and $86,150, accompanied by a noticeable decline in trading volume, indicating diminished buyer confidence.$BTC #WhichSectorsAreYouWatchingIn2025? #ContentMining&EarnRichCommission #AreYouBullishOrBearishToday? #SpotETFApprovalUpdates #MySuggestionsforGateSquare #BitcoinPriceWatch