Bitcoin traded near $86,056 on December 18, down nearly 6% in 24 hours, as traders positioned ahead of a critical Federal Reserve policy decision expected this month. Market analysts warn that a potential $6.6 trillion shift in global liquidity could reshape risk appetite across equities, crypto, and bonds. Speculation has intensified following reports that Kevin Hassett, a former White House economic advisor, has emerged as a contender for the Fed chair role.

Bitcoin traded near $91,400 on Sunday, rising over 0.80% in 24 hours with market capitalization at $1.82 trillion. Robert Kiyosaki warned of potential financial market stress driven by dual liquidity pressures from Japan's fiscal shifts and tightening US funding markets. Technical indicators show BTC rebounding from $81,028 support, testing the 20-day EMA at $92,800 as momentum improves.

XRP is trading at $2.22 with a market cap of $133.7 billion as buyers defend the $2.14 support zone. A confirmed weekly close above $2.22 could trigger advances toward $2.38, $2.57, and $2.78, with chart patterns showing compression under a descending trendline.

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF has flipped back into profitability with $3.2 billion in cumulative gains as Bitcoin rebounded above $90,000. The ETF recorded two consecutive days of inflows totaling $21 million, marking the first such streak in two weeks. Data show the average buy price for IBIT holders now sits near break-even levels, restoring confidence after weeks of pressure from Bitcoin's earlier decline into the mid-$80,000s.

Bitcoin is trading near $91,100 after recovering from $80,542, its lowest level in months. Bolivia has lifted its ban on digital assets and will allow banks to offer stablecoin services, savings accounts, and credit products. Strategy unveiled a credit dashboard demonstrating it can sustain dividends for decades even if Bitcoin prices remain flat.

US-listed Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded $3.7 billion in outflows during November, the largest monthly withdrawal since their launch, according to SoSoValue data. Bitcoin fell more than 35% from its October all-time high of $126,000, reaching $80,542 on November 21, the lowest level since April. Ethereum ETFs experienced $1.6 billion in outflows over the same period.

Bitcoin traded at $88,302.53 after cryptocurrency investment funds recorded $1.94 billion in outflows over the past week, data show. The withdrawal marks the third-largest streak since 2018, bringing four-week total outflows to $4.9 billion. Late-week inflows of $258 million suggested early signs of improving sentiment. XRP funds attracted $89.3 million despite a 6.9% price decline, while Bitcoin and Solana funds experienced outflows of $1.27 billion and $156 million respectively.

Solana trades near $130 as a technical death cross between the 50-day and 200-day moving averages forms for the first time since early 2023. The cryptocurrency remains within a descending channel established in mid-September, with the $121–$123 support zone under mounting pressure. A breakdown below this level could expose SOL to declines toward $107 and potentially $95.

Large holders sold 190 million XRP over 48 hours, driving the token toward the $1.81–$1.90 support zone amid broader altcoin market weakness. XRP currently trades near $2.02, with technical indicators showing early signs of stabilization despite the selloff. The token's performance into Q1 depends on whether support holds and selling pressure reverses.