On December 12, 2025 (UTC), total crypto market capitalization rose 1.9% to $3.23 trillion, with trading volume at $124 billion and 90 of the top 100 coins advancing. Bitcoin gained 2% to $92,126, while Ethereum added 1% to $3,239. US BTC and ETH spot ETFs posted outflows on December 11, totaling $77.34 million and $42.37 million, respectively.

Bitcoin is trading in what Glassnode describes as a structurally fragile range, pressured by high unrealized losses, rising realized losses, and profit-taking by long-term holders. Even so, demand has so far kept the price above the True Market Mean, and analysts say a retest of $95,000 and $102,700 is possible if sellers begin to tire. On-chain and derivatives data point to a cautious market, with muted ETF flows, subdued liquidity and options positioning that anticipates a volatility event into late December, according to Glassnode.

The crypto market rose 2.2% to a $3.2 trillion capitalization on December 8, 2025, according to Cryptonews.com. BTC gained 2.4% to $91,532 and ETH climbed 3.3% to $3,133. Ninety of the top 100 assets advanced, and total trading volume reached $111 billion. An analyst cautioned the correction could take months, with BTC potentially ranging between $71,000 and $105,000 over the next 4–6 months.

Chief investment officers from major financial firms argue the Bitcoin cycle remains intact despite recent market turbulence. BTC could resume its upward trajectory toward $160,000 unless it falls below the March 2024 all-time high of $74,000, according to industry executives.

The cryptocurrency market capitalization increased 4.2% to $3.2 trillion on November 27, with 88 of the top 100 digital assets posting gains. Bitcoin rose 4.7% to $91,506, while Ethereum climbed 3.9% to $3,027. Analysts note that bulls and bears continue battling around key liquidity zones amid a low-conviction consolidation phase, according to market data.

The cryptocurrency market capitalization fell 1% on Tuesday morning (UTC) to $3.63 trillion. Bitcoin dropped to $105,168 while Ethereum declined to $3,558. Market sentiment has improved following the US Senate's passage of a government reopening bill and expectations of renewed liquidity from potential regulatory developments.