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Bitcoin spent Black Friday trading in a tight range around the $91,000 mark, stabilizing after a bruising November sell‑off but still struggling to break convincingly higher as U.S. markets closed early for the holiday.

Bitcoin is back above $90,000 ahead of Thanksgiving in the U.S., reigniting talk of a year‑end “Santa rally” even as the market’s most famous bulls quietly dial down their most explosive targets. On one side, long‑time permabull Tom Lee is trimming his headline forecasts while still arguing that six‑figure Bitcoin is in play. On the other, veteran chartist Peter Brandt is pushing his $200,000 target all the way out to 2029 – and warning that the current “reset” may have much further to run. Bloomberg+1

Bitcoin is trying to steady itself at the start of the new week after a bruising November sell-off that wiped tens of thousands of dollars off the leading cryptocurrency’s price.

Bitcoin price today, Sunday November 23, 2025, is clawing its way back after one of the sharpest pullbacks of this cycle. BTC is trading back above $86,000, with traders trying to decide whether this is the start of a sustained recovery or just a classic bear‑market bounce.