According to NewsBTC, Bitcoin maintained support at $90,000 and is trading above $92,000 and the 100 hourly Simple moving average. Immediate resistance stands at $93,000, with $93,500 and $94,000 as key levels; a close above $94,000 may aim for $94,750 and $95,000, while supports sit at $92,000, $91,200, and $90,000.

On December 11, the U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council removed digital assets from its list of financial vulnerabilities in the 2025 annual report. The report also highlights dollar‑backed stablecoins as supportive of the U.S. dollar's global role. Market effects remain unclear, and no direct price impact was verified in the document.

Bitcoin traded above $92,000 on Friday as Asian equity markets advanced after the S&P 500 notched a record close, while crypto gains stayed constrained by heavy long liquidations. Market analysts pointed to over $220M in long positions being wiped out and noted that recent US spot Bitcoin ETF inflows and ETH/BTC strength are shaping risk appetite as investors reassess Federal Reserve rate-cut expectations.

Giggle Fund’s GIGGLE token has extended a decline to a 71% drawdown since November, now trading near the lower boundary of a falling wedge around the $70 support area. If this level fails, price could retest the $47.30 zone that previously absorbed liquidity, while broader memecoin weakness and rising BTC dominance continue to pressure upside attempts.

On Wednesday, volatility tied to a widely expected Federal Reserve rate‑cut announcement drove a 4.6% intraday drop in Dogecoin, and on Thursday it retraced to $0.136–$0.138 after trading for weeks in a $0.130–$0.155 range. Analysts say a successful retest of a multi‑year ascending support could set up a move toward $1 and even a 610% advance by early 2026.

On Friday, Bitcoin and Ethereum moved within a tight band as derivatives metrics pointed to rising leverage. According to CoinGecko, BTC hovered near $93,000 (+0.4%) with spot volume above $52Bn, while ETH traded around $3,250 after roughly a 3% rise; DeFiLlama and CoinGlass showed increasing perpetual activity and Binance futures open interest near $10.80Bn.

Acting CFTC Chair Caroline Pham said on Thursday, December 11, the agency will withdraw its 2020 guidance on the "actual delivery" of digital assets. The move coincides with the launch of a CEO Innovation Council at the CFTC. It also follows recent clearances, including Gemini’s approval on Wednesday, December 10, to offer classic binary event contracts.

Coinbase plans to roll out prediction markets and tokenized equities on December 17, according to a person familiar with the matter. The offering will include tokenized stocks issued in-house, rather than through external partners, the person said. A company spokesperson declined to provide details and directed users to a December 17 livestream for further information. The launch is part of Coinbase's broader effort to bundle multiple markets on a single platform.