According to a weekly report from CoinShares, crypto investment products saw $952 million in outflows over the past week, while XRP-based ETFs bucked the trend with about $82.04 million in inflows and a 25-day positive streak. During the same period, XRP’s price rebounded from a two-month low of $1.77 to around $1.93, with several analysts suggesting the correction may be ending and eyeing a potential move toward the $2.30-$2.50 range if market momentum improves.

On Thursday afternoon, SOL slid nearly 9% to an eight-month low of $116, then bounced Friday by 7.7% toward $125. Analysts including Crypto Batman, Crypto Scient, and Rekt Capital cited support around $120–$123 and liquidity near $175–$190, while warning any upside could be limited if the monthly close falls below $123.

On Thursday, according to NewsBTC, BTC climbed 2.9% from its daily open but failed to reclaim the $89,000–$90,000 resistance after two retests, sliding back toward $85,145. Analysts including Ted Pillows, Ali Martinez, Daan Crypto Trades, and Crypto Jelle outlined scenarios ranging from a 10%–20% drawdown toward $74,000–$76,000 or $70,000 to potential resilience at weekly support, with BTC at $86,138 and down 5.3% weekly.

As XRP attempts to rebound from a recent market pullback, analysts say the token is trading near a crucial support area between $1.85 and $1.92. They warn that failure to close back above $1.92 could trigger a fall of about 50% toward the $1.00 region, a level not seen in over a year. Other traders remain optimistic, arguing that a break above $2.20 might open the door for a 27%–37% rally toward the $2.80–$3.00 range.

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.

Bitcoin dropped 5% from recent peaks and slipped below $90,000 on Friday, prompting market watchers to evaluate whether the cryptocurrency might revisit its November support levels. The digital asset is currently stabilizing around $88,000 after losing the key $90,000 threshold. Analysts note the market structure remains intact but emphasize that a swift recovery is necessary to prevent further downside.

Bitcoin dropped nearly 10% early this week, retesting the $84,000 level before recovering. Analyst Rekt Capital warns BTC remains in a vulnerable position below key moving averages. The upcoming weeks will prove crucial for determining its trajectory as early bear market indicators emerge.

Bitcoin reached $93,092 on Friday morning, its highest level in one week, before pulling back as it attempts to reclaim a critical resistance zone. Analyst Rekt Capital notes that BTC must close November above $93,500 to potentially finish 2025 in positive territory, according to historical Four-Year Cycle patterns. The cryptocurrency has traded below $100,000 for nearly two weeks following November corrections, after dropping to a seven-month low of $80,600 earlier.

Bitcoin approached $88,000 on Monday after declining to $80,600 last week, marking its second day near a critical resistance level. Analysts warned that failure to establish support in the $88,000-$90,000 range could push prices toward new monthly lows. Market participants remain divided on whether recent stabilization signals the beginning of a sustained upward trend.