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Bitcoin Price Holds Firm Despite Dip, With $92.5K Mark Seen as Crucial

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Bitcoin experienced a sharp drop in price on November 25, losing $5,000 in a single day. The cryptocurrency briefly reached a low of $92,600 before rebounding slightly. Traders are worried about further declines if the $92K support level does not hold. The $92,000 to $92,500 range is seen as a critical area for Bitcoin to maintain stability, and losing this range could lead to increased bearish sentiment. The recent price action does not confirm a stable support test, and the modest bounce after the plunge could be a temporary reaction to trap over-leveraged long positions. The drop in price resulted in significant liquidations, with over $525 million in leveraged positions wiped out within 24 hours. Although some positions were cleared, the market still faces heightened exposure to price swings due to high leverage. If funding rates remain manageable, Bitcoin may attempt to breach the $100,000 mark, but it depends on overcoming the $92K hurdle and avoiding further liquidations. Sustaining the $92,500 pivot point is crucial for a positive outlook, as failing to do so could lead to a deeper correction phase.

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