Bitcoin looks bullish as it kicks off the week, breaking past the key $92,000 resistance level. Despite recent price surges, long-term hodlers are still buying in.MicroStrategy made headlines on Nov. 18, adding 51,780 BTC to its stash for $4.6 billion at an average of $88,627 per coin.

Their total holdings now stand at a massive 331,200 BTC. Billionaire investor Paul Tudor Jones also doubled down on Bitcoin, grabbing $130 million worth of BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF shares in Q3. His total Bitcoin exposure now sits at $160 million. Long-term players remain bullish. ARK Invest's Cathie Wood told CNBC that Bitcoin has “a lot more room to grow,” pointing out that regulatory clarity from the new U.S. administration could fuel further gains.

Bitcoin bulls are pushing to reclaim the uptrend, but bears are putting up a fight in the $92,000– $93,265 resistance zone. On the downside, the first support is the uptrend line. If that breaks, BTC could drop to $85,000, where buyers are likely to step in hard. Losing $85,000 might send the price down to the 20-day EMA at $81,772. Deeper corrections mean the next rally could take longer to build.

On the flip side, a clean breakout above $93,265 would show bulls are back in control, potentially driving BTC to $100,000 and then $113,331. ETH is holding strong at the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level of $3,028—a positive signal.

The 20-day EMA at $2,953 is trending up, and the RSI is in bullish territory, favoring buyers. If bulls push the price above $3,220, ETH might retest the downtrend line. This level will likely act as tough resistance, but if bulls clear it, ETH could climb toward $3,900. If bears take control and the price dips below the 20-day EMA, it’ll indicate weakening bullish momentum. In that case, ETH might slide to $2,850 and then to the 50-day SMA at $2,664.

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