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BTC has fallen below $80,000, currently trading around $78,500–$79,000 (down approx 5–7% in the last 24 hours, with lows dip to $78,000–$78,700 in recent reports).This marks the lowest levels since late 2025 , extending a correction from high above $90,000+ in the cycle.
Bitcoin (BTC) is trading around $88,000–$89,000, down slightly (0.7–1%) in the past 24 hours after briefly touching $89,000 earlier today. It has given up early gains and slipped below key levels like $88,000 during U.S. trading sessions.
Russian Iskander missile strikes kill at least 4 and injure 40 in Dnipro. US intelligence reports Vladimir Putin's war aims remain unchanged, with no compromises signaled. Recent US-Russia talks in Florida aim for peace under the Trump administration, but progress is uncertain.
Investors are shifting toward broader exposure via products like the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF (holding BTC, ETH, XRP, SOL, and others) to mitigate risk amid volatility.
December features over $830 million in unlocks across projects like dYdX ($450 million) and Sui, historically leading to price declines due to increased selling.
Bondi Beach shooting aftermath: Investigations continue into the ISIS-inspired terrorist attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach Hanukkah event, killing 15. Father-son gunmen (50 & 24) used licensed firearms; homemade IS flags found in vehicle. Pair traveled to Philippines prior.
Analysts note strong support near $80,000, but downside risks persist if it breaks lower. A Forbes report warns of potential crash fears, with some predicting BTC could fall to $10,000 in a severe 2026 scenario, slashing the $3 trillion crypto market significantly.
JPMorgan launched its first tokenized money-market fund on Ethereum. HashKey, a major Hong Kong exchange, is set to debut on the stock exchange today after raising funds.
ETH is trading around $2,900–$3,000, down from recent highs near $3,400. Liquidations hit $667 million across the market on December 16, impacting ETH more than BTC. Despite this, upgrades like Fusaka have reduced gas fees to 2017 lows, boosting Layer 2 efficiency.
Bitcoin (BTC) has plunged below $86,000, down over 4% in the past day, briefly dipping under $85,600 during U.S. trading hours. This follows a stall at $92K resistance earlier in the month, with whales reportedly unloading $3.4B in holdings.
BTC briefly dipped below $88K amid fading risk appetite but has recovered slightly, now trading around $88K–$90K. Analysts note it's testing multi-year trendline support—a level that's held major higher lows since 2023—with the pullback seen as a healthy momentum reset.
Bitcoin rebounds to ~$92K after dipping under $90K. Fed's 25bps cut helps, but resistance at $94K looms. StanChart now sees $100K BTC by year-end (down from $200K). ETH +1.4% at $3.2K, SOL +2.6%.