Over the past eight days, Bitcoin has twice retested the $94k resistance level but failed to break above it, keeping the broader trend bearish despite a three-week rebound from $84k. On-chain data for 2025 indicates short-term holders are facing some of their steepest losses, while stablecoin inflows to exchanges have dropped by 50% since August, limiting fresh demand and reinforcing a sell-the-bounce mindset rather than signaling a looming crypto winter.

Silver Standard reported that Litecoin's Proof of Work network has delivered fourteen years of uninterrupted uptime, a steadily rising hash rate and deep liquidity, yet the token's price is still trading around key 2025 support levels. LTC is hovering near the $80-$82 demand zone and Value Area Low, with daily technicals pointing to a bearish structure and weekly indicators offering mixed signals, suggesting traders may prefer to wait for a break above $88 or below the $75-$80 band before taking positions.

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token extended its downtrend through November and December, as a 24.1% rally from $29.15 to $36.17 failed to break the broader bearish market structure. The daily chart now highlights a $30.35-$35.36 supply zone and Fibonacci extension targets near $24.19. Intraday trading shows short-term bullish momentum, but buyers are running into heavy resistance around $29.89 and $30.68.

The U.S. Federal Reserve began its final meeting of the year on 9 December, with traders mostly pricing in a 25 bps rate cut and only a small chance of 50 bps. Bitcoin rose 5.7% in 12 hours to touch $94k, but analysts flagged resistance at $94k–$96k and warned that a drop below $90.6k and $89.9k could mark the start of a deeper pullback, according to CME Group’s FedWatch tool. Previous 25 bps cuts in September and October were followed by BTC declines of 8% and 12%, so traders are advised to stay cautious around these critical price zones.

Bitcoin recovered above $90,000 after falling to $88,000 earlier this week. The rebound was accompanied by positive shifts in derivatives markets and increased spot demand from U.S. investors, data show. A key futures market indicator reached 56.5, approaching the 60 threshold that would confirm sustained bullish conditions.

Bitcoin fell 6.16% within six hours over the weekend, breaking below $90,000 as selling pressure intensified. The decline triggered $650.67 million in liquidations across the market, data show. Technical analysis identifies two critical liquidity zones at $83,300-$85,500 and around $95,000, with the overall trend remaining firmly bearish.

Chainlink rose 15.25% over seven days, supported by ETF-related developments and spot market buying activity. Long-term holders continued to reduce positions during the rally, creating divergent momentum signals for the token.

XRP has fallen 19% since October 27 and now tests the $2.06-$2.15 support zone. Technical indicators show bearish momentum across multiple timeframes, with the weekly RSI dropping below the neutral 50 level. A daily close beneath $2.06 or a 4-hour close under $1.97 would confirm continuation of the downtrend.

Ethereum climbed 5.4% to $3,200 on November 19 after dropping to $2,956 the previous day, though technical indicators point to potential weakness ahead. Accumulation addresses and institutional investors continued purchasing ETH throughout the recent selloff, with critical support levels concentrated between $2,300 and $2,900. The asset has posted consecutive lower highs and lower lows since September, while on-balance volume shows sustained selling pressure.