Bitcoin trades below recent highs and sentiment has cooled since the October all-time peaks.
Standard Chartered halved its year-end target from $200K to $100K citing weaker institutional demand.
Fed rate cut dynamics were initially bullish but markets reversed due to cautious forward guidance.
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BTC price: ~$92,400 USD and climbing up around ~2–2.7% in the past 24 h.
24-hr range: roughly $89.2 K – $93.6 K.
Market Cap: ~$1.8 trillion.
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BTC is trading around US $90,021.
In Pakistani Rupees (PKR), that translates to roughly PKR 25.8 million per BTC.
Recent volatility has been high — BTC plunged below the $90,000 mark today. #FedRateCutPrediction $BTC ‌

Some analysts argue the recent drop is part of a bigger consolidation in a longer-term bull cycle — institutional flows (ETFs, funds) and macro conditions (like possible interest-rate cuts) could support a comeback.
The level ~US $93,000–$94,000 is viewed by many as a critical resistance zone — a break above could reignite bullish momentum toward $100,000+. #FedRateCutPrediction $BTC ‌

Technically, BTC is now trading in a “critical zone” between roughly US $88,000 and US $92,000 — a range many chartists consider a short-term battleground.
Some models expect BTC to test the resistance near ≈ US $93,000–94,000.
Other forecasts warn of further downside: if bearish pressure returns (e.g. weak institutional flows or macro headwinds), a drop back toward ≈ US $85,000 — or lower — cannot be ruled out. #JoinGrowthPointsDrawToWiniPhone17 $BTC

BTC recently dipped below $90,000, but has rebounded from a drop toward ~$84,000 earlier this week.
The rebound was fueled partly by optimism over potential rate cuts by the U.S. central bank and favorable regulatory signals.
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ETH is trading around $2,840–$2,860.
Over the past 24 hours, ETH dropped roughly 5–7%, part of a broader crypto sell-off affecting major tokens.
Over the last 30 days, ETH is down by about 27% — showing that this isn’t just a short-term dip, but part of a larger downward move.
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As of now, Bitcoin is trading around USD 86,600 (or thereabouts) — a drop of about 5–6% in the past 24 hrs.
The slide pushed BTC below $88,000, after a short rebound from recent highs.
Market sentiment is risk-off: many leveraged positions got liquidated.
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BTC is trading around $91,429.
This marks a rebound from last week’s significant drop, when BTC briefly dipped below $82,000–$80,500.
The recovery to ~$91K reflects a bounce after forced liquidations and weak investor sentiment triggered a sharp sell-off. #JoinGrowthPointsDrawToWiniPhone17 $BTC ‌