Analysis

The bitcoin price continued to swing around the $90,000 level during thin holiday trading, rising and falling in sharp moves that lacked any volume...

Bitcoin faced a turbulent Q4 in 2025, with December seeing a nearly 9% drop and record volatility since April, yet VanEck’s mid-December “ChainCheck” report notes improving liquidity and resetting speculative leverage, providing cautious optimism for long-term holders.

The bitcoin price briefly spiked above $90,000 on Wednesday before plunging back below $86,000 within hours.

The U.S. Federal Reserve has cut rates 25 bps as we head into what has historically been a bullish period for bitcoin’s price, potentially adding fiat fuel to a bull run which could end in a historic crash.

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As evidenced by historically high levels of long-term holders, it’s clear that bitcoin's supply is getting more distributed across a vast array of adopters.

It’s possible that the bitcoin price reached a bottom already, but macro headwinds may take it lower. Only time will tell if the bottom is in.

We have yet to see deeper levels of negative funding over sustained periods of time, so this may tell us the worst of the bear market is yet to come.

There is evidence from Google Trends to suggest that internet searches for Bitcoin price can help predict major market movements to the upside.