Bitcoin's price fell sharply from $126,000 to $80,000 in November 2025, creating a trading range between $81,000 and $91,000. This decline has sparked discussions on whether it presents a buying opportunity or signals a deeper bear market. Technical indicators show a bearish break below the 50-week EMA, while the 200-day EMA remains upward, indicating mixed market signals. On-chain data highlights weak demand from short-term holders, contrasted by whale accumulation at lower prices. The fear and greed index plummeted to a record low of 10, and spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a $3.79 billion outflow, with BlackRock’s IBIT leading the withdrawals. Despite prevailing bearish sentiment, whale activity and the 200-day EMA's resilience suggest a potential market bottoming.