Analysis

Goldman Sachs believes bitcoin and crypto prices may have hit their floor after months of declines.

The bitcoin price pumped sharply from the mid‑$65,000 range to above $70,000 earlier today.

Bitcoin could face steeper losses as investor risk appetite weakens, with prices potentially sliding as low as $50,000.

After a rocky week, the bitcoin price is trading above $71,000.

Bitcoin closed the week at $86,588 after losing $87,000 support, with bears eyeing a decisive break below $84,000 that could accelerate declines toward $68,000–$72,000.

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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