1h faBitcoin Falls Below $94,000 Despite $224M US ETF Inflows, Key Support at $88,500Bitcoin fell during Asian trading on Dec. 11 and failed to hold above $94,000 despite net inflows of $224 million into US spot Bitcoin ETFs on Wednesday, Bloomberg reports. Sean McNulty, head of APAC derivatives at FalconX, said the next notable support level is $88,500, with $85,000 marking a critical threshold. He said structural selling pressure is dominating demand.1h faBitcoin Hits $94,500, Falls Below $90,000 After Fed Cuts Rates 25 Basis PointsThe Federal Reserve cut rates by 25 basis points to 3.50%-3.75% on Dec. 11, BlockBeats reports. Bitcoin rose to $94,500 following the announcement before falling below $90,000. Donald Trump criticized the cut as too small, saying it should be doubled, and hinted at replacing the Fed chair.1h faCoinbase Bitcoin Premium Index Holds Positive for 9 Days at 0.0222%Coinbase's Bitcoin Premium Index remained positive for a ninth consecutive day on Dec. 11, standing at 0.0222%, Coinglass data show. The index tracks the price difference between Bitcoin on Coinbase and the global average market price. BlockBeats reports the metric is regarded as a gauge of U.S. capital flows and institutional participation, with positive readings indicating Coinbase prices above the global average.4h faAnalyst Banmuxia Sees Bitcoin Support at $89,000–$90,000 and Targets $103,500–$112,500 Over Next MonthChinese crypto analyst Banmuxia said on Dec. 11 that Bitcoin's early-morning rally lacked sufficient momentum and described the advance from $80,500 as forming a leading wedge, BlockBeats reports. The analyst identified the $89,000–$90,000 area as a relatively strong support zone and noted that market projections for the next month point to an upside target between $103,500 and $112,500. Banmuxia added that the price path toward this range could remain highly volatile.6h faUS Bitcoin Spot ETFs Net $223.5 Million Inflow, Signaling Robust Investor InterestUS Bitcoin Spot Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) attracted a substantial $223.5 million in net inflows yesterday, according to Farside data, underscoring strong institutional and retail demand for BTC exposure.8h faBTC Below $88,000 Triggers $489M Long Liquidations; Shorts Face $558M Above $92,000Bitcoin falling below $88,000 would trigger cumulative long liquidations of $489 million across mainstream centralized exchanges, Coinglass data show. Above $92,000, cumulative short liquidation intensity reaches $558 million. The figures represent cluster intensity rather than exact liquidation amounts, according to BlockBeats.8h faBitcoin Falls Below $90,000 as HTX Data Show 2.79% Daily DropBitcoin fell below $90,000 on Dec. 11, trading at $89,958, HTX market data show. The cryptocurrency declined 2.79% over 24 hours.10h faBitcoin Briefly Falls Below $91,000, Trades at $91,006Bitcoin briefly fell below $91,000 on Dec. 11 before stabilizing near $91,006, HTX data show. The cryptocurrency declined 1.34% over the past 24 hours.10h faNewly Created Address Receives Additional 300 BTC From Galaxy Digital, Total Holdings Reach 1,200 BTCA newly created address received another 300 BTC from Galaxy Digital on Dec. 11, valued at approximately $27.6 million, Onchain Lens data show. The wallet now holds a total of 1,200 BTC worth about $110.47 million.15h faBitcoin Rises Above $94,000 with 0.37% Gain in 24 HoursBitcoin traded above $94,000 on Dec. 11, rising 0.37% over 24 hours, HTX data show. The gain kept the cryptocurrency in positive territory for the day.
