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Friday Nov 28 2025 05:10
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The cryptocurrency market is exhibiting renewed optimism as Bitcoin maintains its position above the $90,000 threshold. Current market sentiment appears more robust than earlier in the month when Bitcoin traded above $100,000.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index, a key indicator of overall crypto sentiment, registered an “Extreme Fear” reading of 25 on Friday. This represents a three-point increase from the previous day and a nearly 10-point jump from November 13, the last occasion Bitcoin (BTC) traded above $100,000 before its subsequent decline.
At the time of this writing, Bitcoin is trading at $91,032, according to CoinMarketCap. Crypto analysts are actively debating the potential timeframe for Bitcoin to reclaim the $100,000 level.
Crypto analyst Ted suggested in an X post on Thursday that a successful reclamation of the $93,000 or $94,000 level by Bitcoin could pave the way for a return to $100,000 before any significant downward correction.
Concurrently, crypto sentiment platform Santiment released a report on Wednesday indicating that a recent surge in bearish sentiment across social media platforms has historically been a precursor to positive momentum in the crypto market.
“Most major turnarounds occur when retail’s hope is mainly lost,” Santiment stated. “Markets have historically moved in the opposite direction of the crowd’s expectations.”
Even typically bullish crypto executives are moderating their forecasts in light of the current market dynamics. BitMine chair Tom Lee, who has consistently projected a year-end Bitcoin price of $250,000, tempered his outlook on Thursday.
Lee now expresses confidence that Bitcoin could reclaim $100,000 and potentially establish a new all-time high, surpassing its current peak of $125,100.
Crypto trader Jelle commented that “after a bunch of slow-bleed corrections, I think almost everyone was caught off guard by the sell-off.”
The market is now entering December, a month that historically has been relatively stable for Bitcoin.
Data from CoinGlass reveals that December has yielded an average return of 4.75% since 2013.
However, given that October and November, traditionally strong months for Bitcoin, failed to meet expectations this year, some market observers are questioning whether December will deviate from historical patterns as well.
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