On December 21, 2025, analyst Sykodelic argued Bitcoin is roughly 90% below fair value, citing correlations with gold and global liquidity. They set a short-term target of $153,000 and said an overshoot toward $200,000 is plausible, while BTC trades around $89,000 with a 24-hour volume of $28 billion.

Pseudonymous analyst Doctor Profit projects a short-term Bitcoin move toward $97,000–$107,000 while saying no major downside is likely before February or March 2026. Another analyst, Mr Wall Street, expects a relief rally to $98,000–$104,000 but warns of a bull trap, eyeing $64,000–$70,000 in late Q1 or early Q2 2026.

On 22 December 2025, Metaplanet's extraordinary general meeting unanimously approved a package of governance and capital structure changes to support its expanded Bitcoin strategy. The company will lean more on preferred equity, redesigning Class A and Class B preferred shares to offer regular dividends and protections while reducing reliance on common stock issuance. These measures are intended to attract institutional and overseas investors and to back Metaplanet's goal of building one of the largest corporate Bitcoin treasuries.

During early Asia trading hours on Monday, Bitcoin climbed toward $90,000, printing an intra‑day high at $89,850, up 6.5% from a local $84,400 low. Analysts cite bullish derivatives—short‑liquidation dominance at -11% and a regime score near 16.3%—with chart setups eyeing resistance at $93,300–$100,000 and a measured target around $120,000.

Bitcoin is maintaining key technical support around $86,500 while monthly exchange flows have climbed to roughly $10.9 billion, the strongest reading since May 2021. Analysts note that this combination of defended support and elevated on-chain activity may signal a turning point, with growing discussion around a potential move toward the $100,000 area as BTC attempts to clear resistance near $90,000.

Bitcoin slipped below $90,000, with a price snapshot at $89,756.05 after a run toward $120,000. Persistent macro uncertainty, a 2.7% CPI print, and a 10‑year Treasury yield near 4.17% are weighing on risk appetite, while uneven liquidity and growing ETF participation continue to shape institutional flows.

Crypto analyst HAMED_AZ says Bitcoin remains in a corrective phase after a $126,000 all‑time high and is currently trading below $90,000. He highlights a tight $84,000–$94,000 range; a confirmed break above $94,000 could target $108,000, while losing $84,000 may open downside toward $72,000.

Russia’s central bank has recognized that large-scale Bitcoin mining is supporting the ruble, while senior officials seek to record it as an export item in national trade statistics. Despite formal legalization on November 1, 2024 and tax rates of up to 30%, extensive gray-market mining, electricity theft, and bribery continue, leading to budget losses estimated in the billions of rubles even as banks test regulated digital-asset products.