On November 27, 2025, BTC showed a trend of sideways fluctuations followed by a rebound breakthrough, rising from around 86,000 USD to above the 90,000 mark, reaching a high of 91,900 USD.
In terms of price fluctuations, BTC traded sideways in a narrow range of $86,200 to $88,200 during the day, and broke through the key resistance level of $90,000 in the early morning due to positive news. Subsequently, it encountered resistance and pulled back near $92,000, ultimately oscillating around the $90,000 mark. On the technical side, the daily MACD formed a golden cross, with the histogram turning positive, indicating a short-term bullish trend; however, the weekly chart still leans bearish, with significant pressure above $92,000 to $94,000 and strong support at $86,500. On the news front, expectations of a December rate cut by the Federal Reserve and the inflow of funds into Bitcoin ETFs have boosted this rebound.
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· 11-28 15:37
The news front was boosted by factors such as the Fed's expectations of a rate cut in December and the return of funds into the Bitcoin ETF, driving this rebound.
On November 27, 2025, BTC showed a trend of sideways fluctuations followed by a rebound breakthrough, rising from around 86,000 USD to above the 90,000 mark, reaching a high of 91,900 USD.
In terms of price fluctuations, BTC traded sideways in a narrow range of $86,200 to $88,200 during the day, and broke through the key resistance level of $90,000 in the early morning due to positive news. Subsequently, it encountered resistance and pulled back near $92,000, ultimately oscillating around the $90,000 mark. On the technical side, the daily MACD formed a golden cross, with the histogram turning positive, indicating a short-term bullish trend; however, the weekly chart still leans bearish, with significant pressure above $92,000 to $94,000 and strong support at $86,500. On the news front, expectations of a December rate cut by the Federal Reserve and the inflow of funds into Bitcoin ETFs have boosted this rebound.