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Spot demand and long-term holders support bitcoin as it eyes $90,000
Bitcoin is entering a phase in which the market is again testing the possibility of breaking above $90,000, as accumulation by long-term holders has risen by more than 10 percent over the past three trading days. It is trading around $76,000 after confirming resistance near $78,380 last week. Spot demand, rather than derivatives, is in focus, with open interest and funding rates moving toward neutral while on-chain indicators point to long-term holders absorbing supply.
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Bitcoin may trade sideways for longer, not yet at past bottom signals
Bitcoin has slipped below $67,000, raising signals that a weak market could last longer. CoinDesk reported the token fell more than 3 percent over the past 24 hours and traded about 45 percent below its all-time high in October 2025. The market is watching for “time pain” from a prolonged range rather than a sharp selloff. A Glassnode on-chain metric shows long-term holders at about 80 percent, below the 85 percent often seen near past bottoms.
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Solana jumps 30 percent, but long-term uptrend remains unclear
Solana rebounded about 30 percent within two days after a sharp slide amid a broader crypto market selloff, but the chance of further declines remains, a report said. BeInCrypto said the recovery likely reflected short-term buying rather than strong long-term demand. On-chain data showed a jump in supply held by short-term cohorts and a continued drop in long-term holders’ positions. The outlet warned the rally could fade if selling pressure returns.