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Bitcoin (#BTC ) has fully recovered from its brief December 1 dip below $85,000 — the lowest level since April. With the crypto market awaiting the Federal Reserve’s December 10 decision, volatility is expected to stay high.

Three major AI models — ChatGPT, Claude Sonnet 4 and Gemini 2.5 Flash — have released their year-end predictions. Their average target for BTC by December 31 is $95,333, suggesting a 3.5% upside from today’s price around $82,140.
Despite mixed forecasts, overall sentiment remains strongly bullish. Analysts like Tom Lee (Fundstrat) even believe Bitcoin could hit a new all-time high as early as January.
On December 2, BTC surged to $92,200, pushing all timeframes back in
to the green.
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#Bitcoin has nearly reclaimed the $91,000 it lost on November 30, with its price now trading around $91,118. According to hourly heat-map data, #BTC has cleared $14.5 million in liquidations, the majority of which came from short positions, signaling strong bullish momentum returning to the market.

On the daily chart, BTC showed impressive strength — rising quickly from $86,800 to $88,700. This short-term surge was enough to spark a broader rebound and push the price even higher.

Now, the key question is whether Bitcoin can build on this momentum and continue upward in line with CZ’s optimistic forecast. Recent market behavior shows a clear pattern: sharp drops followed by equally sharp recoveries, often with $5,000 swings in a matter of hours.

This ongoing volatility highlights renewed trader interest and a strong reaction from buyers whenever BTC dips. If Bitcoin maintains this momentum, the next bullish leg could be closer than expected.
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