Bitcoin price has been consolidating between $85,500 and $90,000 for nearly three weeks, indicating indecision in the market. As of Friday, $BTC hovers around $88,400.
If BTC breaks and closes above the $90,000 on a daily basis, it could extend the rally toward the next resistance at $94,253.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on the daily chart is at 48, near the neutral 50 level, indicating fading bearish momentum. For the bullish momentum to be sustained, the RSI must move above the neutral level. Meanwhile, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator showed a bullish crossover, which remains intact, supporting a slightly bullish view.
$DOT price has been up nearly 13% in a single day highest pump recorded after 7 November. 2.4$ will react as a strong resistance a breakout from this could sustain the rally to 3$.
Divisions at the Fed that defined 2025 are expected to carry into 2026
The past year at the Federal Reserve saw the two sides of its congressionally mandated goals for maximum employment and stable prices in conflict — a situation not seen since the 1970s with stagflation. That dynamic caused divisions within the Fed also not seen in years, evidenced by dissents from opposing directions about interest rate policy.
Tether Now Fifth-Largest Bitcoin Holder After $876M Buying Spree
Tether acquired 8,888 bitcoin in the fourth quarter of 2025, lifting its total holdings to 96,185 BTC, valued at $8.42 billion, and making it the fifth-largest bitcoin wallet globally.
The $876 million purchase reinforces the stablecoin issuer’s commitment to converting profits into bitcoin reserves, even as institutional appetite for the crypto remains strong despite recent market weakness, especially towards the end of Q4 2025.
🚨 Breaking: Turkmenistan, one of the world’s most closed nations, legalizes crypto mining and exchanges.
Turkmenistan, one of the world’s most isolated nations, officially legalized mining and exchanging cryptocurrency on Thursday in a major shift for the country's tightly controlled, gas-dependent economy.
Signed by President Serdar Berdimuhamedov, the legislation regulating virtual assets brings cryptocurrencies under civil law and establishes a licensing scheme for cryptocurrency exchanges overseen by the country’s central bank.
🚨Binance burned 1673 $GIGGLE tokens this month, a decrease of approximately 50% compared to the previous time.
According to Arkham data, the Binance hot wallet transferred 1673 $GIGGLE tokens, worth $111,700.00, to the $Giggle Academy address 2 hours ago, a decrease of about 50.00% compared to the last time.
Previously, CZ stated that Binance would donate part of its transaction fees as $Giggle Fund Token, and $Giggle Academy would destroy half of the tokens received and exchange the remaining part for BNB.
$LINK continuously following the descending trend line, if the bitcoin will make move again link will again retest this resistance descending trend line.
$TLM made 100% price yesterday and now today it is still 50% up. The price volatility is always high among game tokens whoever trading the games coins must manage risk.
Bitcoin ends a year marred by disappointment — but a bounce could be in the cards for January
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) headed for a third straight month of losses on Wednesday, capping a year defined by record highs and a dramatic crash.
On the last trading day of the year, the token hovered near $88,000, after weeks of trading in a tight range.
Still, a bounce could be in the cards as early as next month. Earlier this week, crypto research firm 10X Research suggested technical indicators show bitcoin's "downtrend remains in place but likely flipping to bullish in January."
Solana ETFs See Steady Inflows as Staking Demand Builds Momentum
Solana ETFs closed the second half of December with consistent net inflows, modest in size but with a very clear direction. Between December 17 and December 30, SOL-linked products captured nearly $49 million, according to data from Farside.
Daily flow data shows positive inflows on almost every trading day, with just one neutral session and no days marked by significant selling. Beyond absolute volume, persistence stands out. While Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs posted sizable outflows and continue to concentrate most of the capital, Solana ETFs are growing gradually without sharp pullbacks.
Bitcoin and Ethereum could be the only cryptos to attract institutional capital in 2026: Here's why
Investors are rotating from altcoins to Bitcoin and Ethereum after a rocky Q4 for the crypto market.Shark Tank Kevin O'Leary sold off all of his crypto assets except BTC and ETH.Liquidity and regulation are key factors influencing the decision, especially after the October 10 leverage flush. The two largest cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), could grow bigger in 2026 at the expense of altcoins. Following a crypto market in Q4'25, institutional investors are beginning to rotate from altcoins toward the top two cryptos. According to the Shark Tank blog, investor Kevin O'Leary sold off all his digital assets except Bitcoin and Ethereum. The move mirrors that of most retail and institutional players, who have been rotating from alts to majors, according to a report by Jasper De Maere, trader at market-making firm Wintermute. Net over-the-counter (OTC) buying/selling pressure for BTC and ETH has flipped positive heading into 2026. BTC & ETH Net Over-The-Counter (OTC) Buying/Selling. Source: Wintermute However, altcoins remained subdued by "heavy supply overhangs and a busy token unlock schedule, keeping pressure on the long tail," De Maere notes. Going into 2026, liquidity is one of the major factors investors are paying attention to. Aside from being the top two digital assets by market capitalization, Bitcoin and Ethereum have the deepest liquidity in the crypto market. During periods of market stress, crypto assets with low liquidity are susceptible to heavy liquidations. This is evidenced by the October 10 crypto leverage flush, which triggered liquidations of about $40 billion, when accounting for underreported figures due to the lag in exchange reporting and API limitations, according to Coinglass data. Altcoins bore the brunt of the event, with many witnessing heavy drawdowns not seen since the 2022 bear market. "Mainstream assets like BTC and ETH saw maximum drawdowns roughly in the 10–15% range, whereas a vast number of altcoins and long-tail assets experienced extreme retracements of 80% or even approached zero," noted Coinglass in its annual derivatives report. "This reflects that the liquidation chain and ADL execution produced the most severe price distortions on assets with the poorest liquidity." As a result, liquidity flowing toward altcoins has diminished compared to the top two cryptos. Before the October crash, total crypto open interest was 2.8x that of altcoin open interest. However, total OI has increased to about 4x altcoin OI since the crash, signalling an increasing dominance of Bitcoin and Ethereum. Regulation and corporate interest are also influencing the rotation Regulation also plays a role. The upcoming CLARITY Act will help classify digital assets that fall within the jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). While the bill is largely seen as a positive for the crypto industry, it's unclear which cryptocurrencies will be classified as commodities and securities. Shark Tank blog suggests O'Leary and a few professional investors are rotating from altcoins toward Bitcoin and Ethereum until the bill is finalized, since they're the only crypto assets with clear regulatory classification. Additionally, investors are looking into corporate demand for cryptocurrencies. The digital asset treasury (DAT) narrative, which saw corporate firms accumulating altcoins in Q3, was almost absent in Q4. However, Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to see demand from weekly acquisitions by Strategy and BitMine, helping both cryptos to remain fairly stable compared to altcoins. On the flip side, Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan is playing the indexing game. Following the launch of the firm's crypto index fund, Hougan stated that he prefers to bet on the entire market rather than going through the hassle of predicting a few winners. BTC is trading around $87,500, and ETH has edged close to $2,970, down 1.2% and 0.2%, respectively, at the time of publication on Wednesday.
Gold and Silver Stumble at the End of Best Year Since the 1970s
Gold and silver fell on the last trading day of 2025, though both remained on track for the biggest annual gain in more than four decades as a banner year for precious metals draws to a close.
Spot gold hovered around $4,320 an ounce, while silver slid toward $71. The two have seen exceptional volatility in thin post-holiday trading, plunging Monday before recovering Tuesday and dropping again Wednesday. The big swings prompted exchange operator CME Group to raise margin requirements twice.
Bitcoin is going to close 4th yearly close as bearish since its launching, and the 1st year after 2022 since macros involve in Crypto.
it looks like the Institution has is playing bitcoin as a casino table and making profit. while individuals and small investor are suffering there money is only working as exit liquidity for big wallets.
Bitcoin set for first yearly loss since 2022 as macro trends weigh on crypto
Bitcoin is on track to post its first annual loss since 2022, as macroeconomic pressures and fading momentum weighed on the world's largest cryptocurrency.
Despite reaching a fresh record high this year, bitcoin has struggled to regain its footing since October, and last month experienced its biggest monthly drop since mid-2021. Now, it is on track to end the year more than 6% lower, after posting yearly gains the previous two years. It was last trading at $87,474.2.
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