Analysis: Bitcoin Falls Below $90,000, Institutional Investors Are the Main Sellers

Jinse Finance reported that Bitcoin fell below the $90,000 mark to a new local low on Monday evening Eastern Time, reaching its lowest level in seven months. "Bitcoin broke below the $90,000 threshold during today's trading session, and the loss of this key psychological support highlights the current fragility of the market," said BTC Markets cryptocurrency analyst Rachael Lucas. "Institutional investors are the main sellers, and ETF outflows indicate that investors are taking profits and adopting risk-averse positions before the end of the year." "The long-term value of Bitcoin as digital gold remains unchanged, but short-term selling by traders and leveraged players, as well as fund portfolio adjustments, are putting pressure on the price," said Kronos Research Chief Investment Officer Vincent Liu. "Bitcoin's drop below $90,000 is a short-term correction, and the $85,000 to $87,000 range is a recent support zone," Liu said. "Regaining the $90,000 level is crucial for buyers to rebuild confidence, especially as the current Fear and Greed Index is only 11, indicating that market sentiment remains subdued."