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The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show podcast.
Hey folks, Crypto Willy here on The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show, bringing you the hottest updates from the week leading into December 30, 2025. Bitcoin's been on a wild ride, dipping below $90K and testing our nerves, but let's dive in like we're grabbing coffee together.
Kicking off with markets: Binance reports Bitcoin traded between $87,052 and $90,588 this week, closing around $87,434 down 2.4%, with the global crypto cap at $2.96T, off 2.1%. U.Today notes a false breakout at $88,889 on the hourly chart, now hovering near $88,574 with bulls eyeing $90K if they hold. KuCoin highlights a 3% drop to $88,810 amid a $100B market sell-off and $207M liquidations, while spot BTC ETFs saw seven straight days of outflows, including $19M Monday. Investing.com pins it back at $87,458 on thin holiday trading and Fed minutes jitters. CoinDesk blames tax-loss selling for the slip below $88K, hitting crypto stocks hard.
Big buys though—Michael Saylor's Strategy firm snapped up 1,229 BTC for $108.8M, boosting holdings to 672,497 BTC, per KuCoin. PlanB on YouTube calls November's close at $90K a 30% dip from ATH, sparking cycle debates as Binance notes analysts buzzing over Bitcoin's four-year pattern.
Predictions are pumping: Changelly forecasts December max at $91,645, averaging $90,766, with tomorrow at $91,645 and early January pushing $96K. U.Today sees end-of-year bull control but midterm sideways $86K-$92K trading. Economic Times warns of volatility from that massive $23.6B Bitcoin options expiry on December 26—the biggest ever—potentially shaking support at $80K-$82K, though bullish divergences hint at short rebounds.
News highlights? Japan plans to digitize local gov bonds by 2026, Arizona Senator pushes Bitcoin tax exemptions, Michael Selig named new CFTC Chair for U.S. innovation, BlackRock touts BTC ETFs as top themes, and EU Council with ECB align on digital euro design. Binance spots outperformers like LUMIA up 28%, PORTAL 16%, DOLO 15%, while ETH dips to $2,959, SOL $124.
Holiday low vol expected, but treasury firms like Strategy outpace JPMorgan in volume. Changelly eyes wild long-term: $615K average by 2030.
Thanks for tuning in, pals—catch you next week for more crypto chaos! This has been a Quiet Please production—check out QuietPlease.ai for me. Stay stacked!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hey folks, Crypto Willy here on The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show, bringing you the hottest updates from the week leading into December 30, 2025. Bitcoin's been on a wild ride, dipping below $90K and testing our nerves, but let's dive in like we're grabbing coffee together.
Kicking off with markets: Binance reports Bitcoin traded between $87,052 and $90,588 this week, closing around $87,434 down 2.4%, with the global crypto cap at $2.96T, off 2.1%. U.Today notes a false breakout at $88,889 on the hourly chart, now hovering near $88,574 with bulls eyeing $90K if they hold. KuCoin highlights a 3% drop to $88,810 amid a $100B market sell-off and $207M liquidations, while spot BTC ETFs saw seven straight days of outflows, including $19M Monday. Investing.com pins it back at $87,458 on thin holiday trading and Fed minutes jitters. CoinDesk blames tax-loss selling for the slip below $88K, hitting crypto stocks hard.
Big buys though—Michael Saylor's Strategy firm snapped up 1,229 BTC for $108.8M, boosting holdings to 672,497 BTC, per KuCoin. PlanB on YouTube calls November's close at $90K a 30% dip from ATH, sparking cycle debates as Binance notes analysts buzzing over Bitcoin's four-year pattern.
Predictions are pumping: Changelly forecasts December max at $91,645, averaging $90,766, with tomorrow at $91,645 and early January pushing $96K. U.Today sees end-of-year bull control but midterm sideways $86K-$92K trading. Economic Times warns of volatility from that massive $23.6B Bitcoin options expiry on December 26—the biggest ever—potentially shaking support at $80K-$82K, though bullish divergences hint at short rebounds.
News highlights? Japan plans to digitize local gov bonds by 2026, Arizona Senator pushes Bitcoin tax exemptions, Michael Selig named new CFTC Chair for U.S. innovation, BlackRock touts BTC ETFs as top themes, and EU Council with ECB align on digital euro design. Binance spots outperformers like LUMIA up 28%, PORTAL 16%, DOLO 15%, while ETH dips to $2,959, SOL $124.
Holiday low vol expected, but treasury firms like Strategy outpace JPMorgan in volume. Changelly eyes wild long-term: $615K average by 2030.
Thanks for tuning in, pals—catch you next week for more crypto chaos! This has been a Quiet Please production—check out QuietPlease.ai for me. Stay stacked!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Hey folks, Crypto Willy here on The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show, bringing you the hottest updates from the week leading into December 30, 2025. Bitcoin's been on a wild ride, dipping below $90K and testing our nerves, but let's dive in like we're grabbing coffee together.
Kicking off with markets: Binance reports Bitcoin traded between $87,052 and $90,588 this week, closing around $87,434 down 2.4%, with the global crypto cap at $2.96T, off 2.1%. U.Today notes a false breakout at $88,889 on the hourly chart, now hovering near $88,574 with bulls eyeing $90K if they hold. KuCoin highlights a 3% drop to $88,810 amid a $100B market sell-off and $207M liquidations, while spot BTC ETFs saw seven straight days of outflows, including $19M Monday. Investing.com pins it back at $87,458 on thin holiday trading and Fed minutes jitters. CoinDesk blames tax-loss selling for the slip below $88K, hitting crypto stocks hard.
Big buys though—Michael Saylor's Strategy firm snapped up 1,229 BTC for $108.8M, boosting holdings to 672,497 BTC, per KuCoin. PlanB on YouTube calls November's close at $90K a 30% dip from ATH, sparking cycle debates as Binance notes analysts buzzing over Bitcoin's four-year pattern.
Predictions are pumping: Changelly forecasts December max at $91,645, averaging $90,766, with tomorrow at $91,645 and early January pushing $96K. U.Today sees end-of-year bull control but midterm sideways $86K-$92K trading. Economic Times warns of volatility from that massive $23.6B Bitcoin options expiry on December 26—the biggest ever—potentially shaking support at $80K-$82K, though bullish divergences hint at short rebounds.
News highlights? Japan plans to digitize local gov bonds by 2026, Arizona Senator pushes Bitcoin tax exemptions, Michael Selig named new CFTC Chair for U.S. innovation, BlackRock touts BTC ETFs as top themes, and EU Council with ECB align on digital euro design. Binance spots outperformers like LUMIA up 28%, PORTAL 16%, DOLO 15%, while ETH dips to $2,959, SOL $124.
Holiday low vol expected, but treasury firms like Strategy outpace JPMorgan in volume. Changelly eyes wild long-term: $615K average by 2030.
Thanks for tuning in, pals—catch you next week for more crypto chaos! This has been a Quiet Please production—check out QuietPlease.ai for me. Stay stacked!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Hey folks, Crypto Willy here on The Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency Investment Show, bringing you the hottest updates from the week leading into December 30, 2025. Bitcoin's been on a wild ride, dipping below $90K and testing our nerves, but let's dive in like we're grabbing coffee together.
Kicking off with markets: Binance reports Bitcoin traded between $87,052 and $90,588 this week, closing around $87,434 down 2.4%, with the global crypto cap at $2.96T, off 2.1%. U.Today notes a false breakout at $88,889 on the hourly chart, now hovering near $88,574 with bulls eyeing $90K if they hold. KuCoin highlights a 3% drop to $88,810 amid a $100B market sell-off and $207M liquidations, while spot BTC ETFs saw seven straight days of outflows, including $19M Monday. Investing.com pins it back at $87,458 on thin holiday trading and Fed minutes jitters. CoinDesk blames tax-loss selling for the slip below $88K, hitting crypto stocks hard.
Big buys though—Michael Saylor's Strategy firm snapped up 1,229 BTC for $108.8M, boosting holdings to 672,497 BTC, per KuCoin. PlanB on YouTube calls November's close at $90K a 30% dip from ATH, sparking cycle debates as Binance notes analysts buzzing over Bitcoin's four-year pattern.
Predictions are pumping: Changelly forecasts December max at $91,645, averaging $90,766, with tomorrow at $91,645 and early January pushing $96K. U.Today sees end-of-year bull control but midterm sideways $86K-$92K trading. Economic Times warns of volatility from that massive $23.6B Bitcoin options expiry on December 26—the biggest ever—potentially shaking support at $80K-$82K, though bullish divergences hint at short rebounds.
News highlights? Japan plans to digitize local gov bonds by 2026, Arizona Senator pushes Bitcoin tax exemptions, Michael Selig named new CFTC Chair for U.S. innovation, BlackRock touts BTC ETFs as top themes, and EU Council with ECB align on digital euro design. Binance spots outperformers like LUMIA up 28%, PORTAL 16%, DOLO 15%, while ETH dips to $2,959, SOL $124.
Holiday low vol expected, but treasury firms like Strategy outpace JPMorgan in volume. Changelly eyes wild long-term: $615K average by 2030.
Thanks for tuning in, pals—catch you next week for more crypto chaos! This has been a Quiet Please production—check out QuietPlease.ai for me. Stay stacked!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI