On 10 December 2025, Bitcoin climbed back toward $94,000 in mid‑week trading after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut rates by 0.25%. The advance came after a volatile November and early December. Derivatives data showed over $63 million in liquidations, and technical indicators including RSI and MACD pointed to improving momentum. Bitcoin's market capitalization hovered near $1.87 trillion, backed by 24‑hour trading volume above $63 billion.

Arkham reports that SpaceX transferred $94 million in Bitcoin this week, extending nearly two months of weekly BTC moves of around $100 million. The firm’s dashboard shows holdings of about 3,991 BTC, valued at roughly $369 million. In the latest transaction, $37.66 million went to a new address, while $56.82 million was recorded as change.

On December 9, 2025, a market update showed GameStop’s $500M Bitcoin purchase from May valued at $519.4M in Q3, down from $528.6M at Q2-end. The company reported $77.1M in Q3 profit on $821M revenue and said it made no additional BTC trades. Bitcoin hovered near $90,000, with an earlier $9.4M unrealized loss and roughly $19M gains.

On Dec. 9, 2025, PNC Bank began offering eligible private banking clients direct spot Bitcoin trading, with the service powered by Coinbase. The launch follows confirmation from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency that U.S. banks may conduct riskless principal crypto transactions. From a technical standpoint, Bitcoin needs to hold the $90,000–$92,000 area to aim for $105,000–$120,000, while $83,000 remains a key support level.

On December 10, 2025, Strategy reiterated its opposition to MSCI’s plan to exclude companies whose balance sheets hold more than 50% crypto from its Global Investable Market Indexes. The firm said the threshold is discriminatory, misrepresents its Bitcoin-focused treasury operations, and could trigger destabilizing index volatility and forced liquidations. Strategy also said it added over $1 billion in Bitcoin across November and December 2025, bringing its holdings to 660,624 BTC acquired for about $49.35 billion at an average cost of $74,696 per coin.

Bitcoin’s market structure has shifted in recent weeks as selling pressure eased and deposits to centralized exchanges fell ahead of a Federal Reserve policy decision. After briefly dipping to $80,000 on November 21, Bitcoin climbed to a one-month high of $94,000 alongside a 76% slide in BTC inflows to exchanges and lighter activity from large holders, according to CryptoQuant. If subdued selling persists, resistance levels near $99,000, $102,000 and $112,000 could come into focus.

On December 9, 2025, Strive, Inc., co-founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, filed to sell up to $500 million of Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock to build its Bitcoin reserves and fund broader corporate needs. The company held 7,525 BTC as of early November 2025 following a reverse merger with Semler Scientific and subsequent acquisitions. It plans to allocate proceeds across Bitcoin and bitcoin-related products, income-generating assets, capital expenditures, and potential debt repayment or acquisitions.

On 10 December 2025, U.S. asset manager Strive said it plans to raise $500 million through a stock offering to expand its Bitcoin-focused treasury strategy. The firm, co-founded in 2022 by Vivek Ramaswamy, already holds about 7,525 BTC and saw its ASST shares gain roughly 3.6% after announcing the planned capital raise. Strive also weighed into debates over index construction, urging that companies with large crypto balance sheets not be excluded from major indices, according to the firm.