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  • The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency just announced banks can act as intermediaries for crypto transactions without extra regulatory scrutiny. This is the latest in the Trump administration's push to integrate digital assets with traditional finance.
  • Bitcoin Price Watch: Technicals Signal Caution, Not Capitulation Bitcoin currently sits at $89,618, with a market capitalization of $1.78 trillion and a 24-hour trading volume of $45.76 billion. Over the past day, its price has oscillated within a narrow band from $88,420 to $91,290—suggesting hesitation among both bulls and bears. This isn’t a stampede; it’s more of a tense chess match at the $90K psychological frontier. Bitcoin Chart Outlook The hourly chart gives us a polite shrug. Bitcoin recently attempted to reclaim momentum after being rejected at $92,600, only to stumble back to $88,100. Since then, the price has meandered sideways between $89,200 and $89,900, with all the enthusiasm of a sleepy Sunday afternoon. Volume is notably light, signaling indecision or possibly apathy. If price manages to break above $90,000 with volume, then a move toward $91,000 to $91,500 becomes more plausible. But if it slips below $88,000 with conviction, it could mean we’re in for another slide. Bitcoin Price Watch: Technicals Signal Caution, Not Capitulation BTC/USD 1-hour chart via Bitstamp on Dec. 6, 2025. On the 4-hour chart, a rounded top has formed—never a good hairstyle, and rarely a good sign in price action. After rebounding from $83,800 to $94,000, bitcoin began a soft decline back to the $88,000 to $90,000 zone. While that sounds calm, the structure whispers “fatigue.” A break above $91,500 with accompanying volume would mark a shift toward optimism. But another rejection near $93,000 or a failure to hold above $88,500 could open the gates to revisit $85,000—or worse, $80,537, where capitulation was previously observed. Bitcoin Price Watch: Technicals Signal Caution, Not Capitulation BTC/USD 4-hour chart via Bitstamp on Dec. 6, 2025. The daily chart doesn’t sugarcoat it: Bitcoin is still healing from a sharp downtrend that dropped it from around $111,000 to a low of $80,537. A modest relief rally ensued, but the latest price action around $90,000 reflects a consolidation phase, not a triumphant return. Rejection at $95,000, where the last upward push fizzled, has kept traders cautious. Until bitcoin closes above that level with strong volume, the trend remains technically unbroken. This is a market waiting for proof—not promises. Bitcoin Price Watch: Technicals Signal Caution, Not Capitulation BTC/USD daily chart via Bitstamp on Dec. 6, 2025. Oscillators are offering the emotional support of a lukewarm cup of coffee. The relative strength index (RSI) clocks in at 43, indicating neutral momentum. The Stochastic oscillator reads 65, also neutral. The commodity channel index (CCI) sits at a limp 0. Meanwhile, the average directional index (ADX) shows a value of 35—strong enough to suggest a trend exists, but without revealing who’s driving. The Awesome oscillator at -3,658 and the momentum indicator at -848 hint at fading strength. The moving average convergence divergence (MACD) is the lone optimist, registering a -2,422 level with a bullish signal. Moving averages, on the other hand, have taken a decidedly skeptical stance. Every single exponential moving average (EMA) and simple moving average (SMA) from 10-period to 200-period—with the lone exception of the 20-day SMA—registers a bearish alignment. Notably, the 200-period SMA stands far above at $109,295, pointing to how far bitcoin has drifted below its long-term trajectory. The 10-day EMA and SMA hover just above $90,000, suggesting short-term resistance isn’t letting go without a fight. So where does that leave us? Statistically, the probability of a bullish reversal from this structure, at least today, is about 35%—an underdog, but not without hope. Bears still hold the higher ground, with a 65% chance of forcing a retest of the recent lows if bitcoin fails to hold above key support at $88,000. Should the asset break $95,000 with strength, odds flip quickly in favor of a trend change. Until then, every candle tells the same story: hesitation, not conviction. Bull Verdict: If bitcoin holds the $88,000–$90,000 support band and breaks decisively above $91,500—followed by a volume-backed push past $95,000—it could signal the early stages of a trend reversal. Confirmation above $100,000 would cement a new bullish phase. Until then, the bulls are tiptoeing, not charging. Bear Verdict: Failure to defend the $88,000 level—especially on strong volume—opens the door to retests of $85,000 and potentially the previous low at $80,537. A break below that would solidify the continuation of the broader downtrend, with downside targets potentially extending toward $78,000 or even $74,000. The burden of proof remains squarely on the bulls.
  • The SEC has updated the agenda for its Dec. 15 roundtable on crypto, financial surveillance, and privacy — featuring Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox, and other crypto and blockchain leaders.
  • The SEC has updated the agenda for its Dec. 15 roundtable on crypto, financial surveillance, and privacy — featuring Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox, and other crypto and blockchain leaders.
  • $ZEC, which had shown remarkable strength even during the recent market downturn, has finally broken down, shedding nearly 18% in the last 24H and over a third of its value in the last week. Is the privacy narrative over?
  • Historic: Bolivia to integrate stablecoins into its banking system as legal tender Bolivia's Economy Minister, José Gabriel Espinosa, stated that digital currencies will be integrated into the country's financial services, making it one of the first countries to accept cryptocurrencies as an alternative to traditional banking. Espinosa stated that this is part of a broader modernization drive. Economy Minister: Bolivia Pioneers the Acceptance of Digital Currency Banks Facts Bolivia is about to integrate digital currencies into its financial system, marking a significant step forward in Latin America. In a recent interview, José Gabriel Espinosa stated that the country will begin integrating digital currencies into its banking system, allowing banks to begin offering services using these tools. Among these services, he mentioned savings accounts, credit cards, and loans, all of which are crypto-based. The focus of the proposal will be on stablecoins, which, due to current exchange rate controls, offer citizens an alternative to protect against devaluation and inflation. Espinosa stated that this measure will be used to enable stablecoins to "start acting as legal tender." "You can't regulate cryptocurrencies globally, so you have to accept them and use them effectively," he said, noting that this new approach could help increase financial inclusion in the country. Why it matters Bolivia's latest crypto measures complete a change in the situation that had previously prevented banks from providing services to customers who recently purchased cryptocurrencies, integrating these instruments into its payment system. Cryptocurrency adoption in Bolivia has surged since the lifting of the ban on crypto trading. Trading volumes increased by more than 100% shortly after the ban was lifted. Importantly, this change could make stablecoins a key component in energy supply. The government previously vetoed this opportunity with an executive order, but it was eventually overturned by newly elected President Rodrigo Paz. Looking ahead: Although Bolivia is a small economy in a large world, its adoption of cryptocurrencies and stablecoins could serve as a model for other countries to follow. If positive, we will have to wait and see how this project plays out and how it impacts existing financial systems.
  • Historic: Bolivia to integrate stablecoins into its banking system as legal tender Bolivia's Economy Minister, José Gabriel Espinosa, stated that digital currencies will be integrated into the country's financial services, making it one of the first countries to accept cryptocurrencies as an alternative to traditional banking. Espinosa stated that this is part of a broader modernization drive. Economy Minister: Bolivia Pioneers the Acceptance of Digital Currency Banks Facts Bolivia is about to integrate digital currencies into its financial system, marking a significant step forward in Latin America. In a recent interview, José Gabriel Espinosa stated that the country will begin integrating digital currencies into its banking system, allowing banks to begin offering services using these tools. Among these services, he mentioned savings accounts, credit cards, and loans, all of which are crypto-based. The focus of the proposal will be on stablecoins, which, due to current exchange rate controls, offer citizens an alternative to protect against devaluation and inflation. Espinosa stated that this measure will be used to enable stablecoins to "start acting as legal tender." "You can't regulate cryptocurrencies globally, so you have to accept them and use them effectively," he said, noting that this new approach could help increase financial inclusion in the country. Why it matters Bolivia's latest crypto measures complete a change in the situation that had previously prevented banks from providing services to customers who recently purchased cryptocurrencies, integrating these instruments into its payment system. Cryptocurrency adoption in Bolivia has surged since the lifting of the ban on crypto trading. Trading volumes increased by more than 100% shortly after the ban was lifted. Importantly, this change could make stablecoins a key component in energy supply. The government previously vetoed this opportunity with an executive order, but it was eventually overturned by newly elected President Rodrigo Paz. Looking ahead: Although Bolivia is a small economy in a large world, its adoption of cryptocurrencies and stablecoins could serve as a model for other countries to follow. If positive, we will have to wait and see how this project plays out and how it impacts existing financial systems.
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