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Analysis: Bitcoin's next key support level is $88,500, with structural selling pressure dominating the market

2025.12.11 18:09:47

Bloomberg reported on December 11th that Bitcoin remains weakened following weeks of selling pressure. After the Federal Reserve announced a 25-basis-point rate cut, Asian equities tracked Wall Street higher—but Bitcoin dropped during Asian trading, failing to lift cryptocurrency trader sentiment. Sean McNulty, head of derivatives trading for FalconX in the Asia-Pacific, noted Bitcoin’s next key support level is $88,500, with $85,000 serving as a “critical threshold.” On Wednesday, U.S. Bitcoin ETFs posted a net inflow of $224 million—yet Bitcoin still couldn’t hold above $94,000, confirming structural sell-off pressure has outweighed demand.
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