On Friday, Dogecoin traded near $0.140 while Bitcoin hovered around $92,300, forming the backdrop for a bearish outlook from YouTube analyst VisionPulsed. In a video published on December 11, he argued that if Bitcoin has indeed entered a bear market, DOGE could revisit the $0.05–$0.06 range within the next 12 months, unless BTC sets a new all-time high by February. He based his view on technical indicators, historical patterns, and past divergences between Bitcoin and Dogecoin price action.

On 9 December 2025, Dragonfly managing partner Haseeb Qureshi said on the Milk Road Show that Ethereum should be assessed like early-stage Amazon, with protocol fees treated as profit. He pushed back on price-to-sales critiques, noting ETH’s multiples near 300–380 and citing Amazon’s history of very high earnings ratios. ETH traded at $3,325 at press time.

On December 8, analyst Cryptollica posted a 2‑week XRP/USD chart on TradingView, saying price action is tracking a 2017‑style fractal with a key pivot at $1.95. The roadmap calls for a breakout‑and‑retest above $1.95. The initial focus is around $3.30–$3.84. If the pattern persists, the projection extends to $9–$13, and the screenshot showed price near $2.0892.

Standard Chartered has sharply lowered its multi-year Bitcoin price projections, cutting its 2026 target from $300,000 to $150,000 and reducing expectations across the decade. The bank argues that ETF-driven demand now overrides the historical halving cycle as Bitcoin’s primary price driver and does not expect a new all-time high until early 2026.

Shiba Inu posted its strongest six-month surge in large-holder activity, with 406 single-day transfers above $100,000. About 1.06 trillion SHIB moved onto exchanges, lifting the instantly tradable supply. The setup points to a potential jump in volatility for the token. SHIB last traded at $0.00000859.

On December 7, 2025, Dogecoin was trading near $0.14050 on the 1‑month DOGE/USDT chart, sitting directly at the lower edge of its monthly Ichimoku cloud support. The monthly candle at that point showed a decline of about 3.8%, with price trading well below the Tenkan-sen and Kijun-sen and compressed between long-term cloud support and a red support band around $0.135–$0.145 on the weekly chart. As long as monthly closes remain roughly in the $0.12–$0.14 range, the pattern can still be read as a potential long-term bottom rather than a completed breakdown.

EMJ Capital CEO Eric Jackson has outlined a long-term scenario in which Bitcoin’s price could climb to $50 million per coin by 2041, tying the forecast to his view that the asset could become core collateral for the global financial system, he said in an interview with reporter Phil Rosen. He compared this outlook to the "hundred bagger" framework he previously used when investing in distressed stocks such as Carvana, arguing that Bitcoin’s digital and apolitical design makes it a superior base asset. Jackson suggested that if sovereign debt markets increasingly rely on Bitcoin as collateral, the cryptocurrency’s value would need to rise dramatically from its current trading level of $91,574.

Cryptocurrency analyst Miles Deutscher stated on December 4 that he assigns a 91.5% probability to Bitcoin having already reached its cycle low. His assessment draws on four factors: the market's resilient response to negative headlines, historical patterns during clusters of fear-driven news, a shift in capital flows from aggressive selling to stabilization, and improving global liquidity conditions.

XRP is trading near the $2.00 support level as two crypto analysts identify technical patterns signaling a potential trend reversal. Dom highlights a 3-drive formation across six weeks of price action, while Osemka maps a flat correction structure built on the 2021 high. Both frameworks point to key resistance at $2.22 and $2.50 as critical levels for bulls to reclaim.