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Large money flow stands outside: Long-term holders refuse to sell despite Bitcoin's sharp decline
Bitcoin has slipped below 91,000 USD after the FED's decision to cut interest rates by 25 basis points, causing strong market fluctuations.
However, on-chain data shows a contrasting story. According to CryptoQuant, the Exchange Inflow Coin Days Destroyed (CDD) index on Binance has sharply dropped to 380, the lowest since 2017.

The U.S. Congress pressures the SEC to allow Bitcoin into 401(k) retirement funds
The U.S. Congress is pressuring the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to update regulations to allow Bitcoin and digital assets to appear in 401(k) investment portfolios.
On December 11, members of the House Financial Services Committee sent a letter requesting SEC Chairman Paul Atkins to adjust the legal framework, arguing that the American people deserve more investment options.

Chainlink leads in development activity within the Ethereum ecosystem.
The data analysis platform Santiment has just released a list of altcoins with the highest development team activity over the past 30 days, focusing on projects that connect or partially integrate with the Ethereum ecosystem.
The results show that Chainlink (LINK) far surpasses the rest, taking the number 1 position. The two names closely following are Status (SNT) and Ethereum (ETH) with impressive core development metrics.

Ethereum and BNB Chain lead in the number of users
The latest statistics on the number of active wallets on blockchains show that Ethereum and BNB Chain continue to be the two ecosystems with the largest user base in the cryptocurrency market. Ethereum is currently in the lead with 273.7 million addresses, an increase of 1.5% in the past month.
BNB Chain closely follows with 272.4 million users, recording a strong increase of 4.7%, indicating the growing popularity of this network.

Kevin O’Leary is sounding the alarm for the cryptocurrency world, but not about price volatility or market sentiment.
He warns that regulatory changes in the U.S. will reshape the entire cryptocurrency market, and most altcoins are at risk of being eliminated from the game in the future.
A market being rebuilt from the top down
O’Leary believes that the focus of the market right now is not on speculation or technology, but on policies from Washington. He noted that the process of regulatory changes is directing the industry towards a model where Bitcoin and Ethereum almost have absolute dominance, while thousands of smaller altcoins will gradually be eliminated from the game.

The cryptocurrency market experienced a slight correction today after several weeks of strong growth. Bitcoin slipped to $89,605 after nearly reaching the $100,000 mark, while Ethereum cooled down to about $3,034 and XRP fell to nearly $2.03. The weakness also spread to major altcoins, with BNB dropping to $884, Solana falling to $132, and Dogecoin decreasing to $0.13.
Despite the red barriers, a significant move from the traditional financial sector has quietly attracted attention. The National Bank of Canada, one of the oldest financial institutions in the country, has made considerable progress in engaging with Bitcoin, but not in the way many expected.

The cryptocurrency market is currently very fearful. The Fear and Greed Index is at 20, and previously it was even lower, at 10. Fewer people are searching for Bitcoin on Google, and many investors have become more cautious after the major crash on October 10.

When interest rates fall and ETF capital flows reverse, everyone is wondering if this is just a correction or the beginning of a real bear market?

Yesterday, Dogecoin officially celebrated its 12th anniversary. Billy Markus and Jackson Palmer, the founders of DOGE, celebrated 12 years since the launch of the memecoin on X.
On the occasion of the 12th anniversary of Dogecoin, co-founder Billy Markus humorously recalled creating 'something silly' that unexpectedly became a phenomenon with over 2,15 million followers.
Jackson Palmer also sent heartfelt wishes to the community. Dogecoin, born on 12/6/2013 amidst the altcoin bubble, quickly became a prominent memecoin and has united a strong community for many years.

Ethereum drops sharply after a new peak, but the 2021 pattern may signal a significant breakout
While Bitcoin continuously sets records in 2025, Ethereum has been left behind. Despite a strong breakout in August and surpassing the historical peak of 2021, ETH subsequently reversed and fell below 3,000 USD. This has led many investors to question: when will Ethereum reach a new peak?
Analysis: ETH is repeating the bullish pattern of 2021

User trends on major blockchains continue to diversify.
The latest data on 'weekly active users' has shown a clear picture of the level of interaction across blockchain networks.
This number reflects the number of unique users participating in protocols over the last 7 days, indicating which network is attracting the most interest.
This week, BNB Chain continues to lead with 21.7 million users, while NEAR and Solana still hold high positions despite a slight decline. Additionally, many projects report significant growth, but several networks also face sharp declines.

Ripple has completed the acquisition of GTreasury for $1 billion, expanding its operations into the corporate finance and digital asset services sector. Meanwhile, the price of XRP has dropped to $2.22, down from its weekly high and approximately 42% lower than its yearly peak of $3.66.
Ripple expands into global liquidity management
With GTreasury now fully integrated, Ripple is positioning itself not just as a blockchain company. GTreasury's enterprise customers will be able to utilize Ripple's digital asset infrastructure directly through the systems they trust. This setup enables real-time payments and on-demand liquidity without requiring companies to manage cryptocurrency wallets or understand complex blockchain processes.

Bitcoin Lags Behind S&P 500 After 10 Years: Speculative Cash Shifts Direction
The year 2025 marks the first time in a decade that Bitcoin underperforms the S&P 500 index, amid a stock market boom driven by the AI wave and corporate investment cycle.
Theo Bloomberg, US stocks are expected to rise more than 16%, while Bitcoin is expected to decrease by about 3%, ending a stretch of superior performance that lasted since 2014.
Despite reaching a new peak above $126,000 earlier this year, the rapid rise quickly weakened as the market was impacted by forced liquidations, reduced retail buying power, and weakening market momentum, causing BTC to plummet nearly 30% to around 88,135 USD.

Bitcoin has lost an important milestone, the risk of entering a prolonged sideways phase.
After the latest sharp drop of Bitcoin, analyst Joao Wedson provided a detailed assessment of the market developments.
He believes that BTC losing the threshold of 89,800 USD is a clear sign of the weakness he warned about earlier.
According to Wedson, the inability of prices to maintain important on-chain support levels further reinforces the likelihood that the market will enter a prolonged sideways phase, rather than recovering immediately.

Exodus CEO predicts Bitcoin will exceed 200,000 USD by 2026
In an interview with CNBC, Exodus CEO JP Richardson made a bold prediction about Bitcoin's price outlook.
He stated that he expects Bitcoin to surpass 200,000 USD by 2026, while also believing that in the long term, the market capitalization of this cryptocurrency could exceed that of gold.
Richardson analyzes that Bitcoin's market capitalization is currently around 1.8 trillion USD, while gold stands at 18 trillion USD.

The Bitcoin market continues to experience strong fluctuations.
A new report from the cryptocurrency analysis company MakroVision shows that Bitcoin is still in a phase of unpredictable volatility after the recent price drop.
The price has fallen below the threshold of 92,000 USD, indicating that investor sentiment lacks clear direction.
According to the assessment, selling pressure still dominates in the short term, preventing the market from forming a sustainable recovery trend.

According to data from CoinGecko, Bitcoin ended October at a lower level for the first time since 2018, breaking a seven-year growth streak in a month that traders had previously considered a free profit season.
Bitcoin ended the month with a decline of about 5% due to weak risk sentiment and leveraged positions being wiped out, even after reaching a new record peak.
The market is still affected by global instability as Donald Trump announced a 100% tariff on imports from China and tightened technology exports for AI, EV, and robots.

Experts warn: Bitcoin may face a "dark November"
Price patterns repeat over the years
Cryptocurrency analyst Timothy Peterson has recently issued a warning on social media, stating that Bitcoin is at risk of a sharp decline in November, based on a price model similar to previous years.
He noticed that the recent 4-month trend of Bitcoin is similar to 91%, 90%, 92%, and 82% compared to the cycles of the years 2011, 2014, 2018, and 2022.

Bitcoin closed October in the red, investors hope for a “resurrection” in November
“Uptober” did not meet expectations
October has traditionally been called “Uptober” by investors – the month of Bitcoin price increases, as in the past 12 years, BTC has increased 10 times and only decreased 2 times.
However, this year everything is quite different. The decision to maintain the FED's interest rates along with the easing of US-China trade tensions has not helped the market improve.