Brief Review of the Cryptocurrency Market — December 10, 2025
Current Status, Prices & Liquidity
Bitcoin (BTC) consolidates between $92 000–$94 000, having risen above $94 000 in the short term but then adjusting to approximately $92.5k.
Ethereum (ETH) outperforms many other coins — rising to around $3 330–$3 345, rebounding after a recent dip.
The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies increased by about 2–3% over the past 24 hours, reaching approximately $3.2–3.3 trillion.
Most major altcoins in the top 100 performed positively in the last 24 hours.
⚡ Main Drivers — ETFs, Fund Inflows, Federal Reserve Expectations
A significant positive factor is the inflow of funds from large institutions: spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen record capital inflows amid active demand.
Some analysts believe that the current range of ~(000–$90 000 is a “new bottom/support zone,” and the short-term rally followed by a correction is a consolidation before the next upward move.
The market is highly focused on the Federal Reserve $95 ФРС) decision, which may announce a rate cut. This event is viewed as a potential catalyst for further gains in risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
📰 Key News & Background
Meanwhile, some media reports indicate that the prices of the top 10 cryptocurrencies have fallen in the past 24 hours — including Bitcoin.
Discussions about institutionalization continue: fund flows indicate possible “important” player re-entry.
Among altcoins, the leaders in gains stand out due to the overall market rise and interest in the altcoin season.
🔮 Future Outlook — Focus for the Coming Days
The Federal Reserve’s rate cut decision is a key trigger: a rate cut could provide additional momentum for Bitcoin and altcoins.
If support levels hold around ~(000–)000, a rebound to $90 000 and above is possible.
Fund inflows and ETFs remain critical factors: market sentiment largely depends on their activity.
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Brief Review of the Cryptocurrency Market — December 10, 2025
Current Status, Prices & Liquidity
Bitcoin (BTC) consolidates between $92 000–$94 000, having risen above $94 000 in the short term but then adjusting to approximately $92.5k.
Ethereum (ETH) outperforms many other coins — rising to around $3 330–$3 345, rebounding after a recent dip.
The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies increased by about 2–3% over the past 24 hours, reaching approximately $3.2–3.3 trillion.
Most major altcoins in the top 100 performed positively in the last 24 hours.
⚡ Main Drivers — ETFs, Fund Inflows, Federal Reserve Expectations
A significant positive factor is the inflow of funds from large institutions: spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum have seen record capital inflows amid active demand.
Some analysts believe that the current range of ~(000–$90 000 is a “new bottom/support zone,” and the short-term rally followed by a correction is a consolidation before the next upward move.
The market is highly focused on the Federal Reserve $95 ФРС) decision, which may announce a rate cut. This event is viewed as a potential catalyst for further gains in risk assets, including cryptocurrencies.
📰 Key News & Background
Meanwhile, some media reports indicate that the prices of the top 10 cryptocurrencies have fallen in the past 24 hours — including Bitcoin.
Discussions about institutionalization continue: fund flows indicate possible “important” player re-entry.
Among altcoins, the leaders in gains stand out due to the overall market rise and interest in the altcoin season.
🔮 Future Outlook — Focus for the Coming Days
The Federal Reserve’s rate cut decision is a key trigger: a rate cut could provide additional momentum for Bitcoin and altcoins.
If support levels hold around ~(000–)000, a rebound to $90 000 and above is possible.
Fund inflows and ETFs remain critical factors: market sentiment largely depends on their activity.