On December 12, analyst Ali Martinez highlighted that Bitcoin's next major move is likely to hinge on how price behaves around MVRV Extreme Deviation Pricing Bands. The metric currently flags $76,000 as key support, while $99,000 and roughly $122,000 mark critical resistance zones, with Bitcoin trading near $90,400 and down 1.24% over the previous day. Pullbacks toward $76,000 have historically preceded new upside, whereas clean breaks above $99,000 and $122,000 have often aligned with strong bullish expansions.

Bitcoin's rebound after October–November corrections faces headwinds as the Inter‑Exchange Flow Pulse (IFP) drops below its 90‑day MA and enters the red zone, according to Arab Chain. The metric points to weakening bullish participation and potential consolidation. At press time, BTC is $90,338, with daily volume up 34.64% to $82.68 billion.

Bitcoin spot trading volume on major exchanges declined sharply in November, with Binance recording a 21% drop from $198 billion in October to $156 billion. The decline coincided with Bitcoin's 17.5% price correction during the month. Market analyst Darkfost warned that continued weakness could signal deteriorating market conditions and reduced investor confidence.

Bitcoin has declined 10.4% over the past seven days, with market analyst Ali Martinez identifying potential local bottom targets using MVRV Pricing Bands. Historical patterns suggest BTC could fall to between $44,713 and $55,914 before establishing support. The analysis comes as US-listed Bitcoin spot ETFs recorded $4.339 billion in net outflows over four weeks.

Ethereum has dropped 27.63% over the past month, trading around $2,800 after declining from a local peak near $4,800. Analyst Ali Martinez notes that MVRV Pricing Bands indicate ETH could establish a bottom near $2,000, implying a potential 28% further decline from current levels. The analysis shows Ethereum's market price remains slightly above its realized price of $2,508.

Binance recorded $1.77 billion in combined Bitcoin and Ethereum outflows over a seven-day period, while stablecoin deposits reached $1.58 billion during the same timeframe. The data shows $1.1 billion in Bitcoin and $670 million in Ethereum left the exchange, with USDT contributing approximately $900 million and USDC $680 million to stablecoin inflows. Analysts view this divergence as potential accumulation behavior by long-term holders.

Bitcoin has fallen below $100,000, trading as low as $94,700 amid an extended correction. Market analyst Ali Martinez highlights a recurring 1,064-day bull cycle pattern that suggests the current rally may have already peaked. The pattern has appeared in previous cycles, raising concerns about a potential market downturn.

Bitcoin retested the $100,000 level during its recent correction, triggering significant liquidations. Analyst PlanD identifies the 50-week exponential moving average at $100,700 as critical support. A sustained weekly close above this threshold could enable a rebound toward $116,000–$120,000 in the short term.

Ethereum is trading around $3,800 following a 1.64% decline over the past week. Market analyst Ted Pillows has identified critical liquidity clusters between $3,750 and $4,200, according to heatmap data from Coinglass. The upper band functions as major resistance, while the $3,750 level serves as potential support.