Bitcoin shows signs of recovery after a drop, but the future of the asset is uncertain.

Source: Exame Original Title: Bitcoin shows signs of recovery after decline, but the future of the asset is uncertain Original Link: Bitcoin is trading slightly down this Wednesday, 26, after attempting a significant rise in the early hours of the morning. Analysts indicate that the cryptocurrency is starting to show signs of recovery after an intense drop in recent days, but the future of the asset in the short term remains uncertain.

CoinGecko platform data indicates that, around 10:45 AM, bitcoin had accumulated a gain of 0.2% in the last 24 hours, priced at $86,967, but still down 4.7% in the last seven days. Meanwhile, ether shows an appreciation of 0.6% in the last 24 hours, priced at $2,922.

The cryptocurrency market has been struggling to rise again, after a November marked by intense declines. Bitcoin, for example, was traded at around $80,000 and gave back all the gains made throughout 2025.

Analysts claim that the losses of the last few days reflect a combination of macroeconomic factors and those specific to the cryptocurrency market, with a weakening of Bitcoin that has spread to a large part of the sector's assets, with even larger declines.

According to experts, bitcoin started the day strong, trading above $88,000 in the first hour, but failed to maintain that level, reinforcing the cryptocurrency's difficulty in sustaining new highs.

“The inability to hold this key region keeps the asset at a point of attention: a consistent break of this barrier would still be necessary for the price to advance towards $90,500 and $93,000. Otherwise, the risk remains for pullbacks below $85,000 and even to the range of $82,000.”

The market sentiment remains unchanged. The fear and greed index stayed at 15 for the second consecutive day, within the extreme fear zone. This scenario reinforces the cautious stance of investors, who are waiting for clearer signs regarding the direction of the market in the short and medium term.

In this context, the backdrop for the cryptocurrency market is undergoing macroeconomic pressures that continue to limit stronger movements of bitcoin, contributing to the current indecision.