The crypto market closed 2025 in a phase of consolidation, with prices largely range-bound despite significant structural progress throughout the year. As of December 29, the total market capitalization stood near $3 trillion, reflecting thin holiday liquidity and mixed macro signals.
Bitcoin Tops $90,000 in Late Surge Bitcoin climbed above $90,000 on December 29, rising over 2% in a single session as geopolitical tensions—specifically dimi…
2025’s Treacherous Close and Bitcoin’s Year-End Slump
The crypto market is ending 2025 in a challenging phase, characterized by persistent weakness and investor caution as Bitcoin struggles below $90,000 and the broader sector erases significant gains from earlier highs.
As 2025 draws to a close, cryptocurrency investors are facing a stark reality: the anticipated bull run fizzled, leaving Bitcoin down approximately 10% year-to-date and w…
The crypto market in mid-December 2025 remains under pressure, with total capitalization hovering around $3.15 trillion after a 0.5% daily decline. Bitcoin has struggled below $90,000, influenced by broader risk-off sentiment tied to AI stock concerns and a hawkish Federal Reserve rate cut that failed to ignite sustained rallies. Altcoins have underperformed, with the Fear and Greed Index entrenched in extreme fear.
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Bitcoin’s Volatile December: Fed Cut Hopes Drive Rebound Amid Lingering Caution
The cryptocurrency market in early December 2025 remains highly volatile, with Bitcoin (BTC) reclaiming $92,000 on December 8 amid strong expectations for a Federal Reserve rate cut. After plunging to lows near $80,000 in late November—erasing much of the post-election rally—BTC has staged a partial recovery, trading around $91,000-$93,000. This rebound reflects…
December’s Dual Edges
The cryptocurrency market kicked off December with a stark divide between structural optimism from regulatory breakthroughs and immediate pain from macroeconomic tremors and security scares. Total market capitalization shed 5.2% in the past 24 hours, settling around $2.9 trillion, as risk-off sentiment swept through Asia-Pacific trading. Bitcoin’s slide below $86,000—its lowest since late November—mirrored broader equit…
