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# Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show - Weekly Update

Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, and boy, do we have some wild stuff to unpack this week. Let's dive straight in.

So, the big story that's been dominating conversations is the brutal reality check Bitcoin just faced. We're talking about a roughly 36% slide from that October peak of $126,000, and it's hitting different this time around. Standard Chartered, which had been one of the more bullish voices in the institutional space, basically threw in the towel on their mega-bull forecasts. They're saying we're not heading into another crypto winter, but that $500K dream? Yeah, that's been pushed way out on the horizon.

Here's what really gets interesting though. Bitcoin spent November absolutely bleeding capital—we're talking $3.5 to $4 billion flowing out of U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, which was their worst month since launch. The asset erased all its 2025 gains and slid into December still falling. But here's the curveball: while retail investors were panic-selling, whale accumulation actually picked up. Large holders quietly scooped up approximately 48,000 Bitcoin in early December—that's 240% of the network's monthly issuance. So institutional money is actually quietly buying while everyone else is freaking out. Classic move.

Now, let's talk technical setup. Bitcoin's hovering right around $90,118 as we speak this week, trading in that narrow $89,000 to $93,000 corridor. The nearest resistance level traders are watching is $93,753, and if we break through that, we could see a push toward the $96,000 to $100,000 range. Meanwhile, the structural support zone sits at $85,000, so that's the real danger zone if things get ugly.

The Federal Reserve's final policy meeting of the year is looming, and that's what's keeping markets in this holding pattern. Dovish expectations are fueling some optimism—traders are eyeing about 15% upside potential to $104,000 if we get the right macro conditions. But here's the catch: ETF inflows have totally dried up to around 50,000 Bitcoin per quarter, the weakest since 2024. That means liquidity is thinner than usual, making any rally prone to quick reversals.

One more thing worth mentioning—there's been speculation about institutional manipulation and coordinated moves at specific market hours, but the real story is simpler: Bitcoin is transitioning from correction to accumulation. The overall setup is neutral-to-bullish, with institutional confidence intact beneath the surface, but momentum is lacking conviction without that ETF participation.

Thanks so much for tuning in to the Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show. Make sure you come back next week for more deep dives into what's moving the markets. This has been a Quiet Please production—head over to Quiet Please Dot A I for more content. Until next time, stay hodling and stay informed!

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