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Bitcoin's Wild Ride: December 2025 Volatility, Miner Capitulation, and Institutional Plays
Crypto Success: Bitcoin Trading & Investment Strategies podcast.
Hey folks, Crypto Willy here, your best buddy diving deep into the blockchain buzz for the week leading up to December 30, 2025. Bitcoin's been a wild ride, trading sideways around that $87,000 to $89,000 zone, with Changelly clocking it at $87,795 today and predicting a bump to $89,888 by week's end, then climbing to $91,645 by December 31. Yeah, that's a solid 2.85% pop today alone, but don't get too cozy—VanEck's Mid-December ChainCheck reports a painful -9% drop over the last 30 days, with volatility spiking over 45%, the highest since April.
Corporations are loving this dip, though. Digital Asset Treasuries scooped up a massive 42,000 BTC from mid-November to mid-December, their biggest haul since July, pushing holdings to 1.09 million BTC. Strategy led with 29,400 BTC via stock issuance, and Japan's Metaplanet is voting December 22 to issue preferred shares for more BTC buys. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETPs faded, shedding to 1.308 million BTC, per VanEck. Miners? They're capitulating—hash rate plunged 4%, sharpest since April 2024, a classic bullish bottom signal historically boosting 180-day returns by 2400 basis points.
AInvest nailed it: that $89,000 breakout mid-December ignited bull cycle talks, fueled by lower inflation at 2.7% YoY and BitGo's shiny new U.S. OCC national bank charter. But Fed hawkishness and thin liquidity yanked it back below $89k. Bitwise's 2026 predictions? ETFs gobbling over 100% of new Bitcoin supply, BTC less volatile than Nvidia, and crypto equities crushing tech stocks. Institutions are even aping BTC options plays on altcoins, says CoinDesk, to tame volatility.
Changelly's got your trading playbook: Fear & Greed at 24 extreme fear, 47% green days last month, eyeing $94k by New Year's. YouTube analysts see equal odds for $75k test or $100k push. Price forecasts went spectacularly wrong this year—VanEck called $180k Q1 high, but we topped way lower, per CoinDesk.
Stick to dollar-cost averaging those dips, stack sats like the DATs, and watch miner hash for bottoms. Long-term? Changelly sees $219k by 2027, $679k in 2030.
Thanks for tuning in, crypto fam—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. 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, your best buddy diving deep into the blockchain buzz for the week leading up to December 30, 2025. Bitcoin's been a wild ride, trading sideways around that $87,000 to $89,000 zone, with Changelly clocking it at $87,795 today and predicting a bump to $89,888 by week's end, then climbing to $91,645 by December 31. Yeah, that's a solid 2.85% pop today alone, but don't get too cozy—VanEck's Mid-December ChainCheck reports a painful -9% drop over the last 30 days, with volatility spiking over 45%, the highest since April.
Corporations are loving this dip, though. Digital Asset Treasuries scooped up a massive 42,000 BTC from mid-November to mid-December, their biggest haul since July, pushing holdings to 1.09 million BTC. Strategy led with 29,400 BTC via stock issuance, and Japan's Metaplanet is voting December 22 to issue preferred shares for more BTC buys. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETPs faded, shedding to 1.308 million BTC, per VanEck. Miners? They're capitulating—hash rate plunged 4%, sharpest since April 2024, a classic bullish bottom signal historically boosting 180-day returns by 2400 basis points.
AInvest nailed it: that $89,000 breakout mid-December ignited bull cycle talks, fueled by lower inflation at 2.7% YoY and BitGo's shiny new U.S. OCC national bank charter. But Fed hawkishness and thin liquidity yanked it back below $89k. Bitwise's 2026 predictions? ETFs gobbling over 100% of new Bitcoin supply, BTC less volatile than Nvidia, and crypto equities crushing tech stocks. Institutions are even aping BTC options plays on altcoins, says CoinDesk, to tame volatility.
Changelly's got your trading playbook: Fear & Greed at 24 extreme fear, 47% green days last month, eyeing $94k by New Year's. YouTube analysts see equal odds for $75k test or $100k push. Price forecasts went spectacularly wrong this year—VanEck called $180k Q1 high, but we topped way lower, per CoinDesk.
Stick to dollar-cost averaging those dips, stack sats like the DATs, and watch miner hash for bottoms. Long-term? Changelly sees $219k by 2027, $679k in 2030.
Thanks for tuning in, crypto fam—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. 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, your best buddy diving deep into the blockchain buzz for the week leading up to December 30, 2025. Bitcoin's been a wild ride, trading sideways around that $87,000 to $89,000 zone, with Changelly clocking it at $87,795 today and predicting a bump to $89,888 by week's end, then climbing to $91,645 by December 31. Yeah, that's a solid 2.85% pop today alone, but don't get too cozy—VanEck's Mid-December ChainCheck reports a painful -9% drop over the last 30 days, with volatility spiking over 45%, the highest since April.
Corporations are loving this dip, though. Digital Asset Treasuries scooped up a massive 42,000 BTC from mid-November to mid-December, their biggest haul since July, pushing holdings to 1.09 million BTC. Strategy led with 29,400 BTC via stock issuance, and Japan's Metaplanet is voting December 22 to issue preferred shares for more BTC buys. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETPs faded, shedding to 1.308 million BTC, per VanEck. Miners? They're capitulating—hash rate plunged 4%, sharpest since April 2024, a classic bullish bottom signal historically boosting 180-day returns by 2400 basis points.
AInvest nailed it: that $89,000 breakout mid-December ignited bull cycle talks, fueled by lower inflation at 2.7% YoY and BitGo's shiny new U.S. OCC national bank charter. But Fed hawkishness and thin liquidity yanked it back below $89k. Bitwise's 2026 predictions? ETFs gobbling over 100% of new Bitcoin supply, BTC less volatile than Nvidia, and crypto equities crushing tech stocks. Institutions are even aping BTC options plays on altcoins, says CoinDesk, to tame volatility.
Changelly's got your trading playbook: Fear & Greed at 24 extreme fear, 47% green days last month, eyeing $94k by New Year's. YouTube analysts see equal odds for $75k test or $100k push. Price forecasts went spectacularly wrong this year—VanEck called $180k Q1 high, but we topped way lower, per CoinDesk.
Stick to dollar-cost averaging those dips, stack sats like the DATs, and watch miner hash for bottoms. Long-term? Changelly sees $219k by 2027, $679k in 2030.
Thanks for tuning in, crypto fam—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. 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, your best buddy diving deep into the blockchain buzz for the week leading up to December 30, 2025. Bitcoin's been a wild ride, trading sideways around that $87,000 to $89,000 zone, with Changelly clocking it at $87,795 today and predicting a bump to $89,888 by week's end, then climbing to $91,645 by December 31. Yeah, that's a solid 2.85% pop today alone, but don't get too cozy—VanEck's Mid-December ChainCheck reports a painful -9% drop over the last 30 days, with volatility spiking over 45%, the highest since April.
Corporations are loving this dip, though. Digital Asset Treasuries scooped up a massive 42,000 BTC from mid-November to mid-December, their biggest haul since July, pushing holdings to 1.09 million BTC. Strategy led with 29,400 BTC via stock issuance, and Japan's Metaplanet is voting December 22 to issue preferred shares for more BTC buys. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETPs faded, shedding to 1.308 million BTC, per VanEck. Miners? They're capitulating—hash rate plunged 4%, sharpest since April 2024, a classic bullish bottom signal historically boosting 180-day returns by 2400 basis points.
AInvest nailed it: that $89,000 breakout mid-December ignited bull cycle talks, fueled by lower inflation at 2.7% YoY and BitGo's shiny new U.S. OCC national bank charter. But Fed hawkishness and thin liquidity yanked it back below $89k. Bitwise's 2026 predictions? ETFs gobbling over 100% of new Bitcoin supply, BTC less volatile than Nvidia, and crypto equities crushing tech stocks. Institutions are even aping BTC options plays on altcoins, says CoinDesk, to tame volatility.
Changelly's got your trading playbook: Fear & Greed at 24 extreme fear, 47% green days last month, eyeing $94k by New Year's. YouTube analysts see equal odds for $75k test or $100k push. Price forecasts went spectacularly wrong this year—VanEck called $180k Q1 high, but we topped way lower, per CoinDesk.
Stick to dollar-cost averaging those dips, stack sats like the DATs, and watch miner hash for bottoms. Long-term? Changelly sees $219k by 2027, $679k in 2030.
Thanks for tuning in, crypto fam—catch you next week for more! This has been a Quiet Please production. For me, check out Quiet Please Dot A I. Stay stacked!
Get the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOta
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI