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Altcoin ETF flows are beginning to diverge, with Ether stabilizing, XRP drawing steady demand and smaller funds getting uneven traction.

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Despite record low on-exchange supply, ETH is failing to outpace Bitcoin.

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Hong Kong's insurance regulator drafts first Asian framework letting insurers hold crypto under a 100% risk charge while stablecoins track fiat-based capital rules.

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Veteran trader Peter Brandt has recently sparked a debate in the crypto market, predicting Bitcoin's continued bearish trend. According to him, the Bitcoin price's current cycle isn't over yet and is poised to sustain till 2029.

 

Bitcoin is treading water near $88K as traders brace for Tuesday's long-delayed U.S. GDP report.

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Dogecoin, the popular cryptocurrency initially created as a meme, is experiencing heightened selling pressure after it breached a significant short-term support level. This development, observed on December 23, 2025, has implications for traders and investors who are closely monitoring the meme coin's market trajectory.

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Asset manager VanEck noted that Bitcoin's recent 4% hashrate decline mirrors past periods where miner exits preceded positive 90-day BTC returns.

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Bitcoin trades below its bull channel as analysts debate a rebound toward $100K or further downside, with market signals mixed late in 2025.

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Cryptocurrency bettors are placing nearly even odds that Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) will touch $1 million before the hugely awaited Grand Theft Auto VI officially launches, which is expected in less than a year. Why Odds Are At 49% The odds that the apex cryptocurrency hits the magical figure stood at 49% on Polymarket, broadly unchanged over the last month.

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With the Bitcoin price still struggling to surmount $90,000, the $100,000 level seems more like a dream as the year is quickly running to an end.

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Ethereum, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market value, has been under pressure for months. After peaking near $4,953 in August, ETH has fallen almost 40% and is now trading close to the $3,000 mark. This long decline has tested investor patience, especially as the overall crypto market searches for a clear direction.

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Institutional investors just sold an overall total of $952 billion in Bitcoin and crypto assets in only one week, according to a new update from Coinshares. This marks the first outflows in four weeks for digital asset investment products.

 

ETHzilla has made a clear change in direction by selling a significant portion of its Ethereum holdings to strengthen its balance sheet. The company recently disclosed that it sold about $74.5 million worth of ETH in December, using the proceeds mainly to repay outstanding debt.

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Darkfost shows gold highs don't guarantee Bitcoin rotation, with mixed signals across cycles using 180-day averages.

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Data shows traders have set up fresh Bitcoin positions on the perpetual futures market during the past day, and the Funding Rate suggests they are long bets. Bitcoin Open Interest Has Witnessed An Uptick According to data from on-chain analytics firm Glassnode, the surge Bitcoin has seen to kick off Monday has come alongside a spike in the Bitcoin perpetual futures Open Interest.

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BlackRock has placed its spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund among its three biggest investment themes for 2025.

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Bitcoin has fallen 22.54% so far this quarter, marking its steepest quarterly decline since 2018. With less than 10 days left in the year, it now appears unlikely that Bitcoin will reach the bullish price targets many analysts had anticipated.

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A Bitcoin whale has made a bold move, betting big on short positions in BTC, ETH, and SOL. The whale sold 255 BTC, increasing their leveraged short positions to 1,899 BTC, 18,527.5298 ETH, and 151,209.08 SOL.

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El Salvador and the International Monetary Fund have made notable progress in their ongoing negotiations over Bitcoin policy and economic reforms, as the country looks to access a $1.4 billion loan package.

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The world's largest corporate holder of Ethereum, Bitmine Immersion Technologies, now holds over 4 million ETH after its latest buy.

 

Crypto market volatility has picked up, with bears attempting to reassert control. Bitcoin and other major tokens slipped modestly, pushing the global crypto market capitalisation back below $3 trillion, while 24-hour trading volume fell under $100 billion.

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Gold and copper have outperformed other major assets this year, with gold rallying more than copper.

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Canary Capital's CEO calls XRP the payment rails Wall Street finally gets, and global pension funds and insurers are already loading into XRP ETFs.

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MetaMask adds native Bitcoin, SegWit support and multichain swaps as Consensys advances Linea, rewards and broader Bitcoin L2 ecosystem plans.

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Bitmine's crypto war chest hits $13.2 billion as Ethereum holdings in just 5.5 months under aggressive accumulation.