According to today’s (December 4) market data, Bitcoin price has shown strong performance. As of this afternoon (Beijing time), Bitcoin price has surged past $94,000, with an intraday increase of over 3%. This rebound has lifted it from a low of around $84,000 on December 1.



📈 Key Drivers in the Current Market

This round of rebound has mainly been driven by the following factors:

· Improved policy expectations: The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman recently reiterated the commitment to establishing a clearer regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, there are strong market expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut in December, with interest rate futures showing the probability rising to 86%. A loose monetary policy environment usually benefits risk assets like Bitcoin.
· Increased institutional participation: Global asset management giant Vanguard has changed its previous stance and announced that it will allow cryptocurrency ETF trading on its platform, which is seen as an important development to attract more institutional capital.
· Technical rebound demand: After hitting an all-time high in early October, Bitcoin experienced a pullback of about 30%. Some analysts believe this decline was a normal correction in a bull market, and the recent uptrend is a technical rebound.

⚠️ Risks and Challenges to Watch

Despite the rebound, there are still some uncertainties in the market that require attention:

· Technical pressure: Some analysts have pointed out that after the rapid rise, Bitcoin may be in an overbought state, with the monthly chart showing that bullish momentum may be weakening, creating short-term correction pressure.
· Divergence in capital flows: Data shows that open interest in Bitcoin futures declined in November, and there are signs of long-term holders transferring their tokens on-chain, which may indicate that some early investors are selling Bitcoin. These capital flow indicators need to improve for a clearer market bottom signal.
· Key support levels: The $76,000 to $82,000 range is seen as an important technical support area. If the price falls below this range, it could trigger a deeper correction.

💡 Institutional and Market Perspectives

There are divergent views among institutions and analysts regarding the market outlook. Here is a summary of some key opinions:

Optimistic views

· Arthur Hayes (BitMEX co-founder): Maintains that Bitcoin can reach $250,000 by the end of 2025, attributing the recent drop to technical trading adjustments rather than institutional exit.
· Grayscale (Grayscale): Believes that the traditional “four-year bear market cycle” theory may no longer hold, and expects Bitcoin prices to reach new highs by 2026.

Cautious views

· Some technical analysts: Point out that there is a risk of a medium-term correction in the market; if bearish momentum continues, Bitcoin price may test the $55,000 area.
· Overall market sentiment: Traders remain cautious, believing that sentiment is fragile and the rebound only provides a “breather” in a months-long downtrend.

In summary, Bitcoin has rebounded strongly on positive news, but the market still faces challenges on both technical and capital fronts. In the short term, the Fed’s December rate decision and whether Bitcoin can hold key support levels will be important points to watch.

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