Dogecoin has maintained trading above $0.15 for over one month, supported by positive on-chain indicators. Exchange net position turned positive for the first time in more than two months, according to Glassnode data. The 100 million-1 billion DOGE holder cohort accumulated approximately 5 billion tokens during December.

Dogecoin has retreated to the $0.15 support level, a threshold traders view as pivotal for determining the memecoin's near-term direction. The token dropped nearly 9% over seven days amid broader market volatility, with Bitcoin falling below $90,000. Technical indicators show DOGE consolidating above key Fibonacci support, though bearish momentum persists with RSI near 39.

Zcash (ZEC) gained 12% in 24 hours to reclaim $670 after falling to approximately $548 on Monday. The privacy-focused cryptocurrency has risen over 1,500% year-to-date and 175% in the past month. Technical analysts are monitoring an inverse head and shoulders formation with resistance at $690, which could indicate further gains if confirmed.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Crypto Task Force will hold a roundtable on December 15 to examine privacy and financial surveillance issues in the cryptocurrency sector. The discussion follows increased investor attention to privacy concerns, driven by recent legal cases involving developers of privacy-focused tools including Tornado Cash and Samourai Wallet. Industry leaders and SEC officials will participate, though no specific policy recommendations are expected during the session.

Major payment networks including SWIFT are transitioning to the ISO 20022 messaging standard by November 2025, with 90% of cross-border transactions expected to adopt the new format by early 2026. Ripple and Stellar have secured membership in the Registration Management Group overseeing ISO 20022 compliance. XRP processes approximately 40 million daily transactions compared to XLM's 7 million, while maintaining significantly higher trading volumes and bank partnerships.

Bitcoin is consolidating near $92,000 as selling pressure persists and market anxiety remains elevated. The Mean Reversion Oscillator has generated its first green oversold bar in months, a pattern that has historically coincided with cyclical bottoms during bull markets, according to analyst On-Chain Mind. The indicator measures price deviation from cyclical averages and has previously signaled accumulation zones when entering oversold territory while holding above the 35 line.

Bitcoin has traded below $100,000 for eight consecutive days, dropping to $92,229 amid heavy selling pressure. Large holders offloaded 9,878 BTC worth $902.7 million in 24 hours. Technical indicators point to continued bearish momentum and rising volatility, with the asset vulnerable to further losses toward $88,000.

The Bitwise XRP ETF recorded $21.7 million in trading volume with 1.13 million shares traded on November 20, according to Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart. The fund opened at $24.15 and closed at $22.46, a 7% decline. The launch follows Canary's XRPC, which has attracted $292.61 million in cumulative inflows since its debut.