Number magic points to a decline in the Bitcoin price as part of a new wave of a bearish trend that may begin on December 14.
Bitcoin fell to $89,418 on the Binance exchange, which corresponds to a 5.44% price decrease from December 9, when the asset climbed to $94,640. This occurred after the U.S. Federal Reserve cut the key interest rate by 25 basis points for the third consecutive time.
On November 10, 2025, their value was $7.03 billion with XRP priced at $2.50. By December 10, 2025, the value of reserves had fallen to $5.70 billion, reflecting a decline of $1.32 billion, according to the latest data from CryptoQuant.
Bitcoin fell below $83,000 during the first 24 hours of December, continuing the correction seen in recent days. The leading cryptocurrency lost 10% over four days, prompting analysts to revise short-term forecasts and identify new key support levels.
A long-term technical indicator for Bitcoin has turned bearish, leading some analysts to suggest that the bull market has likely ended.
On November 24, XRP recorded a notable 7.8% increase, rising from a daily low of $2.05 to a daily high of $2.22. With a market cap of $133 billion, the cryptocurrency climbed to fourth place in the global ranking, just behind Tether (USDT).
Bitcoin tested the $82,000 level for the first time in 234 days, recording a 32% decline from its all-time high reached on October 6. The drop of the leading cryptocurrency on November 20 reached 5.5%, while Ethereum fell below $2,700, losing 45% from its August 24 peak.
Bullish traders defended the psychological level of $3000, while one on-chain metric issued a buy signal. November’s price decline exceeded 20%, pushing the Mayer Multiple indicator below 1 — a level that has historically aligned with market bottoms.
The supply of stablecoins has sharply increased to levels typical of a bear market. CryptoQuant analyst MorenoDV believes that this may be followed by a new rally in Bitcoin (BTC) and the broader digital asset market.
Four out of six major large language models (LLMs) competing in the crypto trading contest “Alpha Arena” ended the season with losses — with OpenAI’s ChatGPT leading in losses, down 63% of its funds.
Bitcoin (BTC) has faced another wave of selling pressure driven by retail traders on Binance and significant outflows from spot ETFs.
This week, global financial markets are facing a major sell-off as demand for risk assets — including cryptocurrencies and stocks — continues to decline.
Bitcoin fell below $104,000 for the first time in several weeks, as traders warned of a possible return to levels below $100,000, while new buyers accumulated unrealized losses.
Today’s daily Bitcoin chart paints a bearish picture, as BTC dropped 3.1% from its daily high of $110,665 to $106,500.
The advanced AI assistant ChatGPT GPT-5 has turned out to be an unfortunate trader, losing 40% of its capital in just three days while trading cryptocurrencies.
According to a social media poll conducted by the well-known analyst operating under the pseudonym PlanB, the majority of traders believe that Bitcoin’s price will fall below the $100,000 mark.
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