Bitcoin dipped on Saturday, lingering just under $90,000 amid light weekend trading and investors holding back ahead of next week’s U.S. rate decision. It last fell roughly 0.9% to $89,140, after fluctuating between $89,044 and $91,002.
Gold prices in Ahmedabad hit a new peak, climbing to 146,300 rupees per 10 grams on Saturday, marking a continued surge in local bullion rates. Silver, meanwhile, slipped back to about 275,000 rupees per kg after reaching 280,000 just a day before.
Bitcoin climbed roughly 2% to $96,791 early Thursday, holding close to a two-month peak. The gains came amid a surge of inflows into U.S.-listed spot bitcoin ETFs and new developments in U.S. crypto regulation.
Bitcoin gained roughly 0.3% to hit $90,865 on Sunday, bouncing between $90,289 and $91,075 earlier. While crypto markets never sleep, U.S. stock exchanges remain closed for the weekend.
Bitcoin dipped closer to $90,000 on Saturday, continuing a volatile retreat following two days of heavy outflows from U.S.-listed spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds, a crucial indicator of institutional appetite.
XRP fell about 5% on Thursday to around $2.09, extending a pullback in major cryptocurrencies after a hot start to 2026. Trading volume over the past 24 hours was about $4.6 billion, CoinMarketCap data showed. CoinMarketCap
XRP rose about 10.6% to $2.36 early Tuesday, lifting the Ripple-linked token to a 24-hour high around $2.41 as buyers extended a sharp start to 2026. CoinMarketCap
Ether, the token that runs the Ethereum blockchain, edged higher on Monday as crypto traders positioned for a busy week of U.S. data and a jump in geopolitical risk. Ethereum was up 0.5% at $3,151 by 9:26 a.m. EST, after trading as high as $3,210; bitcoin rose 1.7% to $92,738.
XRP climbed about 3% to $2.13 on Monday, after trading as high as $2.16 in overnight markets, extending a rebound that has pushed the token back above the $2 threshold. Investing
The timing matters: U.S. stocks just finished a muted, post-Christmas session near record levels, and the New York Stock Exchange’s core trading window is now closed—meaning spot Bitcoin ETFs and many institutional “on-ramps” to BTC are offline until the next session, even though Bitcoin itself continues to trade around the clock. New York Stock Exchange+1
Bitcoin price today is trading in a familiar end-of-year tug-of-war: buyers are trying to push BTC back above $89,000, while sellers and market structure keep the market pinned below the psychologically important $90,000 level.
Ethereum’s USD price is under renewed pressure on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, as risk appetite across crypto remains fragile and fresh data points point to weakening demand—especially from U.S.-based channels.
On December 7, 2025, XRP is trading just above the psychologically crucial $2.00 level, caught between powerful institutional buying through newly launched spot ETFs and a visibly exhausted retail crowd dumping into weakness. Price has slipped roughly 30–31% over the past two months, even as ETF assets have surged past $1 billion and locked away nearly half a billion XRP. MarketForces Africa+2Coinpaper+2
As of around 3:30 p.m. EST on December 5, 2025, Bitcoin is trading just under $90,000, hovering in roughly the $89,500–$90,000 zone after a highly volatile session that saw prices swing between an intraday high above $92,000 and lows around $88,000.U.Today+1
After a bruising month that saw double‑digit losses from its July all‑time high near $3.65, the token is now grinding sideways just above $2.20, fighting to hold a key support band around $2.17 while a wave of new spot ETFs, shrinking exchange reserves, and crowded derivatives positions all collide at once. CoinDesk+1
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Always do your own research and consider speaking with a licensed professional before investing in cryptocurrencies.
Bitcoin is back in full‑blown risk‑off mode today, with the world’s largest cryptocurrency trading around $83,000 after briefly sinking close to $80,000 in overnight action. Intraday, BTC has swung between roughly $80.5K and $88K, underscoring a surge in volatility as leveraged traders and ETF investors rush for the exits. Reuters+1
XRP is trading back under the $2 mark today, 21 November 2025, as a sharp, market‑wide crypto sell‑off wipes out weeks of gains and collides with one of XRP’s biggest bullish catalysts in years: the arrival of U.S. spot XRP ETFs.
Solana is trading sharply lower today as a brutal crypto-wide sell-off collides with record demand for newly launched Solana spot ETFs. At the time of writing, SOL changes hands around $126–127, down roughly 10–11% in the last 24 hours, with a 24-hour range of about $126 to $142. That leaves Solana’s market capitalization near $70.7 billionand 24-hour trading volume close to $9.7 billion. CoinGecko+1