Bitcoin recovered above $90,000 after falling to $88,000 earlier this week. The rebound was accompanied by positive shifts in derivatives markets and increased spot demand from U.S. investors, data show. A key futures market indicator reached 56.5, approaching the 60 threshold that would confirm sustained bullish conditions.

Bitcoin fell 6.16% within six hours over the weekend, breaking below $90,000 as selling pressure intensified. The decline triggered $650.67 million in liquidations across the market, data show. Technical analysis identifies two critical liquidity zones at $83,300-$85,500 and around $95,000, with the overall trend remaining firmly bearish.

Chainlink rose 15.25% over seven days, supported by ETF-related developments and spot market buying activity. Long-term holders continued to reduce positions during the rally, creating divergent momentum signals for the token.

XRP has fallen 19% since October 27 and now tests the $2.06-$2.15 support zone. Technical indicators show bearish momentum across multiple timeframes, with the weekly RSI dropping below the neutral 50 level. A daily close beneath $2.06 or a 4-hour close under $1.97 would confirm continuation of the downtrend.

Ethereum climbed 5.4% to $3,200 on November 19 after dropping to $2,956 the previous day, though technical indicators point to potential weakness ahead. Accumulation addresses and institutional investors continued purchasing ETH throughout the recent selloff, with critical support levels concentrated between $2,300 and $2,900. The asset has posted consecutive lower highs and lower lows since September, while on-balance volume shows sustained selling pressure.

Bittensor has fallen 60% from its all-time high, with TAO declining 14.8% over the past week. The token is now testing a multi-month support level at $300, which has held since June. Token Terminal data show core developer activity declined during July and August and has not recovered.

Uniswap's UNI token faced resistance at $8 after gaining 8.9% over four days. On-chain data shows declining mean coin age and negative MVRV ratios, indicating limited accumulation despite growth in wallets holding 10,000 to 1 million UNI over two months.

Bitcoin could experience upward movement in early 2026, but analysts caution this bounce may precede a deeper downturn in the second quarter. Market structures show similarities to March 2025 patterns. Liquidity conditions and investor sentiment indicators suggest challenges ahead, according to analyst EndGame Macro.

Bitcoin's current decline exhibits patterns consistent with previous market bottoms over the past year. The short-term holder MVRV ratio reached 0.86, nearing levels that historically preceded rallies to new highs. Key moving averages have flipped to resistance, leaving the recovery timeline uncertain.