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Journalist Posted: December 15, 2025 Bitcoin has spent a good chunk of the past month without a clear trend on the price charts. A recent AMBCrypto report showed that this was likely a consolidation phase, and accumulator addresses were adding BTC to their holdings. Source: BTC/USDT on TradingView This demand has not been enough to drive prices back above the $94k short-term support zone. Even though this resistance has been tested multiple times, Bitcoin [BTC] has tended to plummet back toward $89k-$90k over the past two weeks. The longer-term outlook was a bit more hopeful. Liquidity signals were starting to lean bullish. The global M2 reached all-time highs, which could set the stage for a crypto rebound in 2026. Source: Joao Wedson on X The Founder and CEO of Alphractal observed in a post on X that Bitcoin was at a key on-chain support. The realized cap impulse metric, which tracks the rate of change of the BTC realized cap, was at a multi-month support even as prices consolidated below $94k. Why do we not see a breakout yet? Exploring the lack of demand for Bitcoin Source: CryptoQuant The Bitcoin apparent demand weighs new demand against supply from newly mined BTC and supply from long-term holders. The metric has been negative since late November. For a brief period in November, the apparent demand seemed to grow, but this did not last. Source: CryptoQuant The realized profit and loss for on-chain Bitcoin, held between 1 and 3 months, helps track market sentiment. It also illuminates capital flow into or out of the market. Over the past two months, the metric showed steady losses for holders. The drop to $84k recently saw the profit/loss margin stoop to the lowest it has been since July 2022. It signaled investors were facing deep losses…

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Filed under: News - @ December 14, 2025 9:02 pm