Bitcoin
Strategy purchased $2.54 bln worth of Bitcoin—its largest purchase in two years
Strategy Inc., one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin, purchased $2.54 billion worth of the cryptocurrency last week, according to documents filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This marks the company’s largest weekly Bitcoin purchase since November 2024.
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.