XRP extended its pullback, slipping below $2.10 and $2.050 and now trading under $2.020 and the 100-hour Simple Moving Average, according to Kraken data. The hourly chart shows a descending trendline capping price near $2.050, with nearby support levels at $2.00 and $1.9850. A close above $2.050 could open room toward $2.085 and $2.10. Failure to break higher would leave price vulnerable to a drop toward $1.920 to $1.820.

Nearly half of high-net-worth investors in Asia-Pacific now allocate more than 10% of their portfolios to crypto, with 87% of over 270 respondents already holding digital assets, according to Sygnum's APAC HNWI Report 2025. Most plan to increase exposure, with median allocations in the 10%–20% range and a weighted average close to 17%.

Shiba Inu must move back above a horizontal band between $0.000014 and $0.00001 or risk being considered "dead" from a technical perspective, according to BingX Bitcoin adviser Nebraskan Gooner. SHIB has traded below this region for much of Q4 2025. It was quoted near $0.000008618, leaving it roughly 33–38% under a level many traders view as critical for a potential recovery.

On 10 December, a 750 million ADA transfer into Binance injected significant liquidity, yet Cardano’s price held near $0.46 as buyers absorbed the impact. Technical signals, including a break above a multi‑month descending regression channel, an RSI around 50.56, and rising Spot Taker Buy CVD alongside Open Interest at $814.87 million, point to an improving market structure despite resistance at $0.48–$0.50 and higher targets at $0.60 and $0.6975. Dense liquidation liquidity between $0.48 and $0.50 on Binance continues to threaten short‑term volatility while also providing potential fuel for further upside moves.

On 11 December 2025 at 05:55, Cathie Wood said Bitcoin no longer follows its traditional four-year cycle. She attributed the change to expanding institutional ownership that has muted extreme volatility. She believes the recent low is already in, suggesting a shift toward a more mature market profile.

Ethereum climbed above $3,320 and $3,350 before reversing from the $3,448–$3,450 resistance area and sliding back toward $3,200. The price is now fluctuating around $3,200 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average, with nearby resistance at $3,250, $3,300 and $3,320. A sustained move below $3,200–$3,180 could open the way toward $3,150 and potentially the $3,050–$3,000 support region.

A newly created wallet withdrew 200,001 SOL—nearly $28 million—from Binance, with activity concentrated near Solana’s $126–$145 accumulation band. Technical indicators point to improving momentum, and traders are watching for a break above $145 that could open a path toward $168. On-chain participation has increased, with 24‑hour DEX volume at $3.798 billion.

On-chain data show Solana’s Realized Profit/Loss Ratio has shifted into a loss-dominated range, signaling weaker liquidity conditions for SOL. Glassnode’s 30-day moving average of the metric dropped below 1 in November and has continued deeper into loss territory, a pattern previously seen in bear markets. Against this backdrop, Solana briefly rose to $144 before pulling back to about $138.