Bitcoin briefly traded above $92,000 before pulling back after the Federal Reserve’s latest rate cut, as markets reassessed a more data-dependent policy path into early 2026. Aurelie Barthere at Nansen highlighted rising correlation between BTC and major U.S. AI stocks and stretched positioning in derivatives. She said bulls need to clear the $91,000 resistance zone to confirm a renewed uptrend.

Bitpanda Technology Solutions has partnered with EurocoinPay to expand regulated access to digital assets across Spain. EurocoinPay plans to integrate Bitpanda’s liquidity platform, enabling users to trade more than 650 crypto assets with institutional-grade pricing and execution. The agreement will broaden EurocoinPay’s asset catalogue and strengthen Bitpanda’s presence in Southern Europe and other global regions.

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 10, Strategy Inc., described as the world’s largest Bitcoin treasury company, sent MSCI a formal response opposing its plan to remove Digital Asset Treasury Companies with crypto holdings of 50% or more of total assets from the Global Investable Market Indexes. The firm argues DATs are operating businesses rather than investment funds, the company said in its letter. It warns the 50% threshold is arbitrary and could destabilize the indexes. Strategy urges MSCI to scrap the proposal or extend the consultation for a more thorough review.

Binance has released interim results from an internal investigation opened after a December 7 report alleged that staff used insider information to post content on official social media for personal gain, according to the exchange. Binance said it has suspended the employees believed to be involved, contacted authorities, and will pay out a $100,000 bounty to the earliest valid reporters who used its official audit channel.

Digital asset investment products drew $716M of inflows last week, lifting total assets under management to $180B while still below the $264B peak, according to CoinShares. The U.S. led with $483M, followed by Germany with $96.9M and Canada with $80.7M. Bitcoin took in $352M, while short-Bitcoin products saw $18.7M of outflows. XRP attracted $245M and Chainlink $52.8M.

Strategy Inc announced on December 1, 2025, the establishment of a $1.44 billion U.S. dollar reserve to support preferred stock dividends and interest payments. The company holds 650,000 Bitcoin, representing approximately 3.1% of the cryptocurrency's eventual total supply. CEO Phong Le stated the reserve covers 21 months of dividend obligations.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued a no-action letter to Fuse, a Solana-based decentralized physical infrastructure network, confirming it will not recommend enforcement action against FUSE token sales under specified conditions. The letter stipulates tokens must be distributed exclusively as rewards for network infrastructure maintenance and may only be redeemed through third-party venues at market rates. Separately, Kevin Hassett has emerged as a leading candidate to replace Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chair, with sources indicating his openness to digital asset innovation.

U.S. Bank has launched a pilot program to test custom stablecoin issuance on the Stellar network, representing a significant step by a major American financial institution into programmable digital currency. The initiative was disclosed during a Money 20/20 podcast featuring executives from U.S. Bank, the Stellar Development Foundation, and PwC.