Bitcoin futures traders are showing resilience in the face of a significant price drop, with the cryptocurrency falling to $89,000. Despite this, traders are refusing to capitulate, and the market is still showing signs of strength. According to TheStreet<\/a>, Bitcoin traded around $89,000\u2013$89,300 intraday, down about 4% over the past 24 hours and nearly 13% on the week.<\/p>\n The move pushed BTC to its lowest level since April and erased most of its 2025 gains, with the market cap slipping to roughly $1.77 trillion and 24-hour volumes topping $70 billion as forced liquidations and de-risking rippled through futures markets. As Glassnode Insights<\/a> notes, the first major defense zone sits at the Active Investors\u2019 Realized Price, currently around $88.6K.<\/p>\n Bitcoin has broken below its earlier consolidation range, slipping under $97K and briefly touching $89K, marking a new local low and pulling its year-to-date performance into negative territory. The 90K strike put premiums show how protection demand accelerated as price weakened. Over the last two weeks, the net put premium at this strike stayed relatively balanced until Bitcoin broke below the 93,000 level.<\/p>\nMarket Analysis<\/h2>\n
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