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Dogecoin trades at $0.15 amid regulatory headwinds from House committee report targeting Trump's crypto policies, testing key technical support levels.

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SOL trading at $137.44 following first ETF outflow since October launch, ending 21-day inflow streak that previously supported price above $140 resistance level.

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Cardano trades at $0.42 amid broader crypto weakness, with RSI at 31.38 suggesting oversold conditions as ADA price approaches key technical support levels.

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Solana tests a key pennant resistance as ETF inflows return, hinting at a possible breakout.

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BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF, the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), is approaching a critical regulatory milestone as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) evaluates a proposal to dramatically increase its options trading limits. The request, submitted by Nasdaq International Securities Exchange (ISE) LLC, seeks approval to boost IBIT's position and exercise limits from 250,000 contracts to 1,000,000 contracts, signaling growing institutional demand and rising confidence in the regulated crypto-derivatives ecosystem.

 

XRP trades at $2.18 with muted volatility as technical indicators show mixed signals and the broader crypto market lacks major catalysts driving directional moves.

 

Binance Coin trades at $883.95, down 1.1% as technical indicators show mixed signals while broader crypto markets digest post-holiday positioning ahead of December catalysts.

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Ethereum trades at $3,031.04 following BitMine's expansion to 3.63 million ETH holdings, while technical indicators show mixed signals ahead of the Fusaka upgrade.

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Bitcoin trading at $90,737.62 down 0.8% as probability of ending year below $90,000 rises to 50%, while Singapore Exchange adds institutional futures trading support.

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European asset manager Amundi has announced its first tokenized fund in partnership with CACEIS, running on the Ethereum blockchain. Amundi Launches Tokenized Fund On Ethereum As per an announcement on the official website, Amundi has launched the first tokenized share of one of its money market funds.

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Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, is holding firmly to his extreme prediction that Bitcoin could still hit $200,000–$250,000 by the end of 2025.

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Ethereum is trading above $3,050 after enduring weeks of intense selling pressure and a deep capitulation phase among short-term holders. While fear continues to dominate sentiment, new data suggests that market participation has remained surprisingly strong throughout the year.

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Bitwise crypto researcher André Dragosch said, “We're staring at a similar macro setup” for Bitcoin as during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ethereum educator Anthony Sassano said Ethereum's gas limit could climb beyond three times next year, with some developers pushing for a fivefold increase.

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Arthur Hayes is standing by his prediction that Bitcoin could reach $200,000–$250,000 by the end of 2025, despite the October–November crash and lingering market fear.

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Bitcoin and several altcoins continue to show strength, but charts suggest that each needs a strong close above a key exponential moving average to continue the uptrend.

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Bitcoin has rallied more than 12% since last week's sharp drop to the $80,000 low, offering the market a brief moment of relief after an intense period of capitulation. Despite this rebound, fear and uncertainty continue to dominate sentiment, especially following what analysts describe as the largest short-term holder capitulation in Bitcoin's history.

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Ethereum has reclaimed the $3,000 level after weeks of heavy selling pressure, yet the recovery remains fragile as momentum continues to fade. The market is still dominated by fear, and confidence among retail traders has weakened significantly.

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CoinShares has officially withdrawn its plans to launch three cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds: the Solana Staking ETF, the XRP ETF, and the Litecoin ETF. Updated filings submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) confirmed that the issuer will no longer move forward with any of the proposed products.

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BlackRock has intensified its presence in the digital asset market, purchasing a combined $589 million worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum from Coinbase over the past three days. Data from Onchain Lens, referencing Arkham intelligence, shows that the asset manager accumulated 4,044 BTC and 80,121 ETH during this period, marking one of the largest institutional crypto acquisitions this month.

 

Dogecoin is finally showing signs of stabilization after weeks of steady declines, yet it remains too early to call a full bullish reversal. Recent price action reflects an encouraging shift in momentum: buyers are gradually absorbing sell pressure, and DOGE is climbing off its recent lows.

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XRP is beginning to flash early signals of a potential bullish reversal, with its latest price behavior suggesting that a move toward the $2 level is not out of reach if momentum continues to strengthen. While the trend has not officially shifted, the structure forming on the charts is showing characteristics often seen before a meaningful upside move.

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Amundi, one of Europes largest asset managers, has taken a major step toward blockchain-powered finance by issuing a tokenized share class of its flagship Amundi Funds Cash EUR. Announced on Thursday, the launch brings one of the regions most recognized euro cash funds onto the Ethereum blockchain, offering investors a new way to access and trade fund units through distributed ledger technology.

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Bitwise crypto researcher André Dragosch said, “We're staring at a similar macro setup” for Bitcoin as during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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A new article by Nic Carter, partner at Castle Island Ventures, raises alarms about the vulnerability of bitcoin before the emergence of a cryptographically relevant quantum computer (CRQC). Carter believes that such an event will happen circa 2035, sooner than expected.