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On 15 December 2025, XRP's price remained confined to a narrow range while institutional interest was described as building away from public order books. The piece argues that ETFs could make this demand visible and influence price discovery. Until transparency rises, supply on exchanges and fragmented payments narratives may keep the chart subdued.

Bitcoin extended its slide on Monday, trading near $86,000 as the Coinbase Premium Index moved back below zero. The sub-zero reading points to softer U.S. buying interest amid rising volatility, while failed attempts to reclaim $92,000 and derisking in futures add to caution. A retest of the $82K–$84K area remains a risk if sentiment does not improve.

SWFTCoin currently trades around $0.0048 after a long decline from its macro peak near $0.047, with a critical support zone identified at $0.0036 and a trigger level at $0.0083. Projections outline ranges for 2025, 2026, 2030 and 2050, with long-term scenarios tied to cross-chain swap demand and the role of SWFT Blockchain as a routing layer. The price framework spans from $0.0048 in conservative cases up to $0.2600 in optimistic 2050 targets, depending on adoption, integrations and broader market conditions.

Bitcoin Cash traded around $546 after dropping below $550, while Bitcoin fell sharply to about $86,700. The BCH price, down roughly 4% in 24 hours, faces the risk of further losses toward $500, $450 or even $380 if wider market weakness persists. Technical indicators such as the RSI near 47 and a bearish MACD crossover suggest short-term downside, though a rebound toward $600 remains possible if momentum improves.

XRP is trading around $2 after slipping a little over 1% in the last 24 hours and 4% over the week. Analysts flag a bearish EMA ribbon flip, with short‑term resistance near $2.1 and support around $1.90–$2.05. Large holders remain active while ETF demand continues to build.

On 15 December 2025, Bitcoin extended its retreat and moved toward the $87,000 area, with Binance's 4-hour chart showing sellers still in control after a rejection near recent highs. Key indicators such as RSI and MACD remain in weak territory, while market capitalization is around $1.74 trillion and 24-hour trading volume exceeds $34 billion. Traders are watching whether the $86,000–$87,000 zone can hold as support, as a breakdown could pave the way for a deeper pullback.

Bloomberg Intelligence senior macro strategist Mike McGlone has likened the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index in 2025 to the Dow Jones in 1929, suggesting Bitcoin could be entering a purge phase rather than a brief pause. He highlights that Bitcoin is only about 5% lower in 2025 through Dec. 14 and warns that this resilience, alongside a Bitcoin-to-gold ratio that has fallen about 40% this year, might conceal the risk of a deeper correction toward previous cycle levels.

Ethereum slipped to $3,034 on Monday while Bitcoin fell below $88,000, leaving bulls defending the $3,000 area. During the past week BitMine Immersion Technologies acquired 102,259 ETH, lifting its total Ethereum position to 3,967,210 ETH valued at about $12.2 billion. Analysts highlight $3,000 as key support, with potential upside targets near $3,200–$3,300 and $3,500 if buyers regain momentum.

Bitcoin has retreated from around $126,000 to about $90,000 since early October, and analyst Mr. Wall Street believes a larger downturn may follow after a rebound toward $100,000. He cites weakening US economic data, delayed Federal Reserve easing, and multiple bearish technical signals as reasons for expecting BTC to slide first toward the $68,000–$74,000 zone and potentially down to $54,000–$60,000 by the fourth quarter of 2026. Another analyst, Doctor Profit, also maintains that Bitcoin is still in a bear market and has not yet found a bottom.

XRP's payments volume has surged into the billions over the past month, with single-day peaks near 1.7 billion. Yet the token trades below short-, mid-, and long-term moving averages in a descending channel, while RSI sits in the low-40s. Resistance is noted at $2.30–$2.45, with a potential breakdown risk near $1.90–$2.00.