Bitcoin trades above $93,000 after a midweek recovery that briefly reached $94,000. Technical indicators show improving momentum, with the Relative Strength Index at 61 and bullish Moving Average Convergence Divergence alignment. Institutional developments, including Vanguard's crypto ETF access and Bank of America's 1–4% allocation guidance, could channel up to $700 billion in new liquidity into digital assets, according to Nic Puckrin of The Coin Bureau.

Bitcoin traded above $86,000 after recovering from a brief drop below $84,000 on Tuesday. The cryptocurrency faces potential upward movement toward $93,000 resistance, while the critical $83,000 support level remains intact. Options data shows 15% of traders expect BTC to fall below $80,000 by year-end, while 21% anticipate prices exceeding $100,000.

Bitcoin dropped over 5% in 24 hours to fall below $86,000 on December 1, 2025, briefly touching $85,000 before recovering slightly. The selloff was triggered by Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda's comments on potential interest rate hikes and a security breach at Yearn Finance protocol. The decline erased approximately $140 billion from total cryptocurrency market capitalization, with leveraged position liquidations reaching $500 million, data show.

Bitcoin is trading above $91,600 after rebounding from support near $80,000 last week. US-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded $21.12 million in net inflows on Wednesday, data show. Market sentiment has strengthened as the probability of a 25 basis point Federal Reserve rate cut in December rose to 87%, up from 39% a week earlier.

Stellar's native token XLM traded above $0.24 on Tuesday after gaining 2% in 24 hours. The Stellar blockchain's Total Value Locked reached an all-time high of $169.30 million, data show, reflecting increased asset deposits across XLM-based protocols. Technical indicators point to potential further gains, with the token approaching a key resistance level at $0.256.

Ethereum declined 10% over 24 hours to trade around $3,100 per token amid broader cryptocurrency market weakness. Market participants realized over $500 million in profits and $100 million in losses since Sunday, data show. The price is nearing $2,900, the average acquisition cost for addresses holding 10,000 to 100,000 ETH.

Ethereum is trading above $3,300 after briefly touching the $3,000 support level on Tuesday. The second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization has declined 17% over the past seven days. Technical indicators suggest a potential rebound toward $3,600 if key support levels hold.

Bitcoin is trading above $109,000, down 5% over the past week. Spot Bitcoin ETF flows have turned negative, with a seven-day average outflow of 281 BTC, according to CryptoQuant. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell stated that the likelihood of another rate cut in December remains unclear, contributing to cautious sentiment among cryptocurrency investors.