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Leading cryptocurrencies traded flat on Sunday as investors trimmed their risk appetite heading into the new year. Cryptocurrency Gains +/- Price (Recorded at 8:20 p.m.

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Analyst believe the privacy trend will further boost ZEC momentum

 

Ripple offloads a large amount of XRP to an unknown adress as the asset continues to trail downward.

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As the year draws to a close, Bitcoin is once again entering a familiar phase of price stagnation. Following a sharp decline earlier in the quarter, BTC is now trading within a tight range, signaling reduced volatility and a lack of conviction from both buyers and sellers.

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For most of this year, XRP struggled to establish a sustained bull market. Each upward push was met with selling pressure, resulting in consistent lower highs and short-lived rallies.

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XRP enters 2026 with breakout pressure rising as legal clarity unlocks institutional capital, spot ETFs deepen liquidity, and enterprise treasury adoption ties demand to real settlement utility instead of short-term speculative flows across global markets.

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Many analysts previously forecast that Bitcoin would hit a price target between $180,000-$250,000 in 2025, but the price has fallen flat.

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The rising Bitcoin network mining difficulty ensures the network remains sufficiently decentralized but also makes life harder for miners.

 

The market is not feeling like moving at this point in time: the main source of volatility (U.S. markets) is currently on holidays, which is why we should expect movement only in the next year.

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Bitcoin (BTC) is entering the final stretch of 2025 with a narrow but pivotal window to close the year in the green. According to a leading analyst, the flagship cryptocurrency must rally approximately 6.24% above its yearly open, around $93,374, to end 2025 higher than it began.

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Legacy assets are overextended: Bitcoin faces a critical crossroads.

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Rob Hadick says both blockchains will flourish across different use cases as tokenization expands

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Strategy and other Bitcoin treasury companies aim to accumulate as much Bitcoin as possible on their balance sheets. Some achieve this by using debt to buy more Bitcoin.

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U.S. court examines Solana memecoin fairness as Pump.fun faces class-action over MEV and transaction ordering.

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Bitcoin miners produced block 929,699 on Dec. 27. What if that was the signal for a New Year's moment, rather than our traditional calendar?

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AI, Robotics, and Emerging Tech Forecasts Signal Next-Gen Innovation by 2026

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The Net Unrealized Profit/Loss metric showed a capitulation phase underway for the memecoin.

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PNC Private Bank clients will be able to buy, sell, and hold Bitcoin. FDIC insurance does not cover crypto bought through a bank.

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NIGHT tops trending charts, showing growing market interest and privacy-focused DeFi adoption.

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In his latest social media post, Bloomberg's McGlone is predicting a devastating downward spiral for the flagship cryptocurrency.

 

Ethereum trades sideways as charts map key support and resistance zones that could shape volatility into early 2026.

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Robinhood's holiday Bitcoin giveaway totaled $750,000 as BTC consolidated on daily charts, fueling fresh technical base talk.

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SNARK-friendliness and zkEVM adoption drive Ethereum's shift from eWASM to RISC-V architecture

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Bitcoin ETFs record sell-off but hold firm on institutional support.

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Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of Strategy and corporate America's most relentless Bitcoin bull, has dropped his favorite cryptic hint: "Back to Orange."