Bitcoin remains near $90,400 after steep November losses, with European trading driving declines while Asia and U.S. sessions show stability, highlighting regional de-leveraging patterns.
Bitcoin traded around $90,400 on Tuesday following one of its worst Novembers since 2018, marked by 20–25% declines in BTC and ETH prices. According to Presto Research, European trading hours accounted for most of the losses due to pronounced de-leveraging, while Asian and U.S. sessions remained steady, reflecting distinct regional market behavior.