Bitcoin Consolidates Below $102K as Volume Stays Tepid

Published at 2025-11-13 02:32:32

On Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2025, Bitcoin pulled back from recent highs, sliding from $103,413 to roughly $101,775 and stalling beneath the $102,000 resistance. The 1.24% decline occurred on volume only 2.11% above the seven-day average, signaling muted engagement even as the market hovered near the psychological $100,000 support. Traders noted ongoing defensive hedging, which points to a risk-averse tone among participants rather than aggressive bullish conviction.

The subdued participation matters because low volume reduces the chances of a sustained breakout above $102K and increases the likelihood of range-bound trading or a deeper test of $100K if selling picks up. Market watchers will be watching volume and option/hedging flows for clues: a pickup in buying volume could rekindle momentum, while continued hedging would keep upside constrained and favor more cautious positioning for short-term traders and institutional holders.

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