Bitcoin Navigates a Consolidation Phase Amid Key Technical and Regulatory Developments

The world’s leading cryptocurrency is currently undergoing a period of consolidation, having recorded four consecutive weeks of losses. Bitcoin’s price has retreated from its October peak of $126,000 to approximately $87,000, marking a correction of roughly 30%. This pullback is influenced by a combination of technical selling signals and broader macroeconomic pressures. However, a cluster of on-chain metrics suggests a formidable support zone exists below current levels, potentially limiting further downside.

Contrary to the recent price action, institutional interest appears resilient. U.S.-listed spot Bitcoin ETFs saw net inflows of $151.74 million on December 9 alone. The total assets under management for these funds have grown by 45% in 2025, reaching $103 billion. Major Read more...