As of late November 2025, Bitcoin on Binance has been trading roughly between USD 86,000 and USD 92,000, with recent recovery pushing it above the $91,000 mark.
After a steep run-up earlier in the year (Bitcoin touched an all-time high above about $126,000 in early October) the past month has seen a ~20%+ drop in BTC’s price.
However, some technical metrics suggest a possible stabilization: BTC is holding key support at $90,000, and several analysts see a path to $97,000–$100,000 if momentum revives.
🔎 Key Signals — What Binance Data & Market Behavior Reveal
On Binance’s perpetual futures market, there’s been a surge in bullish sentiment: long/short ratio for BTC futures recently spiked significantly, suggesting many traders are betting on a price rebound.
At the same time, overall crypto trading volumes have cooled in the broader market correction — but Binance remains at the center of where flows are going, meaning many traders are still using the exchange as base.
Analysts note that the downturn could be part of a “healthy consolidation” rather than a collapse. According to the exchange’s CEO, the drop in BTC reflects broader market deleveraging and risk-off — a pattern not unique to crypto but similar across asset classes.