Bitcoin reached $93,092 on Friday morning, its highest level in one week, before pulling back as it attempts to reclaim a critical resistance zone. Analyst Rekt Capital notes that BTC must close November above $93,500 to potentially finish 2025 in positive territory, according to historical Four-Year Cycle patterns. The cryptocurrency has traded below $100,000 for nearly two weeks following November corrections, after dropping to a seven-month low of $80,600 earlier.

Bitcoin approached $88,000 on Monday after declining to $80,600 last week, marking its second day near a critical resistance level. Analysts warned that failure to establish support in the $88,000-$90,000 range could push prices toward new monthly lows. Market participants remain divided on whether recent stabilization signals the beginning of a sustained upward trend.

Bitcoin fell below $93,000 on Monday, hitting its lowest level since May. The cryptocurrency has declined 16% from its November opening and lost the 50-Week EMA, a technical level that has historically supported bull markets. Analyst Rekt Capital outlined three scenarios for BTC's trajectory, warning that failure to reclaim this indicator could signal the early stages of bearish market conditions.

Canary Capital's spot XRP exchange-traded fund began trading on Nasdaq Thursday, recording approximately $46 million in volume by midday. The XRPC ETF surpassed initial analyst projections and positioned itself among the strongest ETF launches in 2025. The product received approval Wednesday afternoon following completion of its 8-A filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Solana may enter a sustained rally following the launch of two US ETF products that have attracted over $300 million in inflows since debut, according to Bybit analysts. The Bitwise Solana Staking ETF and Grayscale Solana Trust ETF signal strong institutional interest despite an 8% price decline during the first trading week. The exchange views the listings as a structural shift positioning SOL alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum as regulated digital assets with brokerage access.

Solana fell 8.3% on Monday, breaking below its three-month support at $175 for the first time since August and reaching a local low of $165. Analyst Ali Martinez warns the token could decline 30% to $115 if it fails to reclaim $180. Some traders view the pullback as a healthy retest of long-term support levels.

BNB climbed 5.5% after President Donald Trump pardoned Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao on Thursday. The cryptocurrency recovered to $1,100 following the announcement. Zhao had pleaded guilty to Anti-Money Laundering violations in 2023 and served four months in prison last year.