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Over course of week, crypto market rebounded above $70,000 mark for Bitcoin
This week was marked by high volatility for the crypto market, but by the end of the week, digital assets had managed to recoup a significant portion of their losses. As of Friday, Bitcoin was trading around $71,530, having risen to $73,900 during the day. Ethereum held steady at $2,120, with an intraday high of $2,200. This indicates that following a nervous reaction to the escalation in the Middle East, the market has once again shifted to a rebound.
Bitcoin fell below $70,000 for first time since November 2024
Bitcoin fell below $70,000 on Thursday for the first time since November 2024 — the market remains in risk-off mode, and investors continue to reduce their positions in risky assets. According to CoinDesk, by 13:53 Kyiv time, BTC was down 3.3% and trading at around $70,244. During the session, the price briefly dropped to $69,869.
Bitcoin fell to $81,000 due to risk aversion and ETF leaks — Fixygen analysis
In the last week of January, the crypto market went into risk-off mode: Bitcoin failed to hold above the psychological $90,000 level and fell to $81,000 at the peak of the decline, after which it partially rebounded.
Bitcoin jumped above $90,000 again, but then rolled back down
Bitcoin rose above $90,000 on Monday amid improved risk appetite, but has since corrected. According to CoinDesk, the price reached approximately $90,300 at the height of the session, after which profit-taking began. BTC is currently trading at around $87,300 per coin.
Crypto market remained in consolidation mode this week, according to experts
This week (December 15-21), the crypto market experienced fluctuations without a clear trend: after a slump at the beginning of the week, Bitcoin remained in the $87-89 thousand range, and investors switched back to a wait-and-see mode due to the macro agenda, mixed dynamics of ETF flows, and a seasonal decline in liquidity ahead of the holidays.
Bitcoin stabilizes at around $90,000, analysts expect volatile December
The cryptocurrency market remains under pressure in early December 2025 after a sharp decline in November, but has shown signs of stabilization in recent days: Bitcoin (BTC) is trading in the $90,000–92,000 range, remaining approximately 25–30% below its historic October high of over $120,000.
Bitcoin fell sharply on first day of December: what is happening with crypto market and what to expect until end of 2025
The cryptocurrency market is starting December on a downward note: Bitcoin and leading altcoins are showing a sharp decline amid global market volatility and local shocks in the DeFi sector.
Bitcoin declined during a volatile week from November 3 to 8, with outflows from ETFs intensifying — Fixygen review
From November 3 to 8, 2025, the crypto market experienced a sharp decline and subsequent partial stabilization. Bitcoin fell to the $99–101 thousand range on November 4 and closed the week near $106–107 thousand, remaining below recent highs.