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Dogecoin has quietly been trying to find its footing again. The price has started to firm up after a period of declines that dragged the meme coin to as low as $0.134 in early December, trading around $0.14 to $0.15 and showing signs that bearish pressure might be easing.
In that backdrop, a recent chart analysis shared by crypto analyst BitGuru on X shows that Dogecoin could be forming a bullish base, and it offers a possible setup for a rebound towards $0.2.
A Recovery Attempt Begins To Take Shape
The daily candlestick price chart shows Dogecoin rebounding from the lower boundary of its demand zone after briefly dipping beneath it on December 1. That bounce is significant because it represents the willingness to defend the area that held price earlier in July and again during the October pullback. This playout means that Dogecoin has now created a higher low relative to the November breakdown, and this detail means that bullish movement might be moving in.
As it stands, Dogecoin’s price is now pushing back toward the middle of the broader range highlighted in green and teal on the chart below. Recent bullish candle closes on the daily timeframe show that the Dogecoin price is trying to push into that region once again, suggesting that buyers have begun testing the strength of mid-range resistance.
The chart reflects this pattern by displaying earlier price expansions in July and September, both of which unfolded after the Dogecoin price created a higher low.
Dogecoin Price Chart. Source: @bitgu_ru On X
Dogecoin On A Path To $0.188
Dogecoin’s higher-low structure is the signal BitGuru highlights as the earliest sign that momentum may be shifting. Now that the price is now climbing away from the demand zone, the first area to watch is the dotted mid-range line on the chart, which is at $0.188.
A clean move above that level would mean that buyers have regained control of the market structure. This could open the door for a broader recovery and see Dogecoin returning above $0.20.
At its current price of $0.148, the targets at $0.188 and $0.20 represent gains of roughly 27% and 35%. These levels fall within a range of short-term price targets that Dogecoin could realistically reach before the end of the year if there’s even a little bullish momentum.
However, Dogecoin’s near-term outlook isn’t just about its own chart. Its fate is linked to the broader crypto market, especially Bitcoin. Therefore, Dogecoin’s price action might remain vulnerable to more declines and consolidations unless the wider crypto market turns bullish again. On the other hand, tentative signs of recovery, including rising trading volume, point to a bullish setup for Dogecoin.
South Korean cryptocurrency mogul Do Kwon is about to face 12 years in prison for his role in the 2022 TerraUSD collapse, a “colossal” fraud that triggered $40 billion loss in users funds. Sentencing is scheduled for Dec. 11.
Crypto supporters are now wondering why such a harsh punishment, and what Do Kwon’s team says in his defense?
Do Kwon To Face 12-Year Prison Term
On December 4, a new filing was sent to Judge Paul Engelmayer in New York, where the government explained why it believes Do Kwon deserves such a long prison sentence.
Prosecutors explained that Kwon kept saying TerraUSD (UST) was safe and would always stay at $1, giving false hope to the investors.
But in May 2022, UST suddenly collapsed, and billions of dollars vanished almost overnight. They say this crash didn’t just hurt Terra investors. It triggered big problems across the whole crypto market, even contributing to failures that later connected to huge disasters like FTX.
That Martini Guy ₿@MartiniGuyYTDec 05, 2025UPDATE 🚨 US PROSECUTORS ARE SEEKING A 12-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE FOR DO KWON pic.twitter.com/W9W7l2znfX
According to the US prosecutors, Kwon hid important facts and made people trust a system that was already unstable. Because of all this, they believe 12 years is a fair sentence.
Do Kwon’s Lawyers Request a Lighter Sentence
Do Kwon’s lawyers disagree with the long sentence suggested by U.S. prosecutors. They say that a shorter sentence, around five years or less, would be more fair because the Terra crash was not caused by Kwon alone.
According to his defense team, several outside factors added to the collapse. They claim that:
His lawyers also shared research papers and blockchain analysis to support their argument.
Do Kwon has already pleaded guilty to wire fraud and conspiracy to defraud, after being charged in March 2023 with several counts linked to fraud and market manipulation.
Sentencing is Scheduled for Dec 11
The sentencing hearing set for December 11 will mark a crucial moment not just for Kwon, but for the broader crypto world. Many victims are hoping for justice. They say Kwon destroyed families, ruined retirements, and shattered dreams.
Some people lost everything they had worked for their entire lives because they believed his promises.
Legal experts expect the judge will consider the enormity of losses and investor harm caused by the collapse.
Ethereum price has finally shown its first real sign of strength in months. The ETH/BTC pair has broken above a 3.5-month descending trendline—a level that has consistently blocked Ethereum’s relative performance since early September. While this move has triggered fresh optimism across the market, calling it an “altcoin season trigger” would be premature. The breakout is meaningful, but the evidence points to an early signal rather than a confirmed trend reversal.
Technical Breakdown: What the Chart Actually Confirms
The breakout is structurally valid: ETH/BTC closed above the descending trendline with clear rejection wicks turning into support. Momentum is improving, and the pair’s posture is stronger than at any point in Q4. However, volume remains moderate, meaning the move is driven more by structural exhaustion than aggressive accumulation.
This is important because trendline breaks without volume often behave as “early warnings,” not definitive rotations. ETH/BTC has also not yet formed a higher high—another key requirement for sustained trend reversal. In short: the breakout matters, but it’s not a guarantee.
What the ETH/BTC Breakout Means for Altcoins
ETH/BTC is one of the most reliable macro signals in crypto. When Ethereum strengthens against Bitcoin, capital often flows from BTC → ETH → large caps → mid caps → speculative tokens. But this cycle only activates if ETH shows convincing follow-through.
If ETH/BTC continues higher from here, large-cap altcoins like SOL, AVAX, LINK, ADA, and APT are typically the first beneficiaries. ETH pairs become more attractive, liquidity broadens, and risk appetite begins to reappear.
If the breakout fails, altcoins stall immediately. The market returns to Bitcoin-led dominance, and the rotation theme collapses before it even begins.
Conclusion
ETH/BTC breaking its 3.5-month downtrend is an important structural shift—but it’s only the opening move, not the full story. If the breakout holds, Ethereum could lead the next wave of market rotation. If it fails, the market remains firmly in Bitcoin’s grip. The next few sessions will reveal which path the market chooses.
Polymarket is recruiting staff for an internal market-making team that may trade against users on its platform.
The company has recently approached traders — including sports bettors — about joining the group, Bloomberg reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the discussions.
The initiative comes as Polymarket expands its US presence after resolving regulatory issues stemming from a 2022 case, when it paid a $1.4 million penalty to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
Kalshi, a Polymarket competitor, already operates an internal unit known as Kalshi Trading, which places bids on its exchange to help support liquidity. The arrangement has drawn criticism from some users, and a proposed class-action lawsuit filed last month alleged that the desk sets betting lines that disadvantage customers.
Both Polymarket and Kalshi have also sought external participants to supply liquidity on their platforms. On Kalshi, companies such as Susquehanna International Group have taken on market-making roles.
Cointelegraph reached out to Polymarket for comment but had not received a response at time of publication.
Related: Polymarket is opening US app to waitlisted users after CFTC green light
Coinbase CEO’s take on prediction markets
Prediction markets such as Polymarket and Kalshi have experienced significant growth in recent years, with both companies securing new partnerships and reaching high private-market valuations as the sector expands.
The platforms enable users to bet on a wide range of events, from sports to predicting the next day’s weather in New York City.
During The New York Times’ DealBook Summit on Thursday, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong argued that prediction markets’ trading desks could strengthen such markets’ accuracy.
“If your goal is for the 99% of the people trying to get a signal about what’s going to happen in the world […] you actually want insider trading,” he said, adding that traders would benefit from “really good information” and “get a higher quality signal out of them.”
He added:
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink, who was also part of the discussion, was not so enthusiastic about prediction markets.
“We try to help people navigate a 30-year outcome,” Fink said. “I don’t really care about what happens in the next moment. I’m aware in the betting market, in football, you can bet every play, but to me, this is not how I’m going to live my life.”
In the third quarter of 2024, prediction markets saw a combined volume on the three largest platforms increase by 565% to $3.1 billion, up from $463.3 million in the prior quarter.
Bitcoin is trading around $91,000 after a minor dip earlier today, and uncertainty continues to dominate sentiment. The market sits at a crossroads: a small but vocal group of analysts argues that the recent correction served as a healthy reset before a continuation of the broader uptrend, while the majority of traders believe the first leg of a new bear market is already underway. With price action still showing hesitation, the debate grows louder by the day.
According to top analyst Darkfost, a critical threshold will help determine Bitcoin’s next major direction. He highlights the importance of the Realized Price of the youngest Long-Term Holder (LTH) band, which currently sits at $96,956. This metric marks the transition point between short-term and long-term holders and is viewed as a psychological and structural barrier for market stability.
Reclaiming this level would push these young LTHs back into a comfortable profit zone, reducing their incentive to sell and helping to restore confidence across the market. Until Bitcoin closes decisively above $97K, Darkfost warns that caution is warranted, as volatility remains high and the risk of further downside persists.
Why the $97K Threshold Matters for Bitcoin’s Next Major Move
Darkfost emphasizes that the $96,956–$97,000 zone plays a crucial role in shaping Bitcoin’s next phase. This level represents the Realized Price of the youngest Long-Term Holder band, meaning it reflects the average cost basis of investors who recently transitioned from short-term to long-term holding behavior. When Bitcoin trades below this threshold, these holders sit at an unrealized loss, increasing the likelihood of panic selling and adding pressure to the market.
Breaking above this zone would flip sentiment for this group almost immediately. Darkfost explains that reclaiming $97K would place these investors back into a comfortable profit position, restoring their confidence and expectations of potential gains. Once this psychological weight lifts, these holders typically choose to keep accumulating rather than selling, which naturally brings more stability to the market.
However, he cautions that Bitcoin’s failure to close above $97,000 keeps the risk tilted to the downside. As long as the price remains below this band, the market stays vulnerable, and volatility may continue.
Even if BTC successfully reclaims $97K, Darkfost reminds that this is only the first step. The market would still need stronger structural confirmation—such as reclaiming key moving averages and rebuilding demand—to validate a true bullish reversal that could eventually lead to a new all-time high.
BTC Weekly Structure Shows Early Signs of Stabilization
Bitcoin’s weekly chart reflects a market trying to stabilize after a sharp multi-week correction that dragged the price from above $115,000 down toward the mid-$80,000s. The latest weekly candle shows a firm rebound from the 100-week moving average (green line), now acting as dynamic support around the $84,000–$86,000 region. This level historically attracts long-term buyers, and the strong wick rejection confirms renewed demand.
BTC is currently trading near $91,300, sitting just below the 50-week moving average (blue line), which now acts as resistance. A clean reclaim of this moving average—currently positioned around $95K–$97K—would significantly improve the technical outlook and align with on-chain signals calling for a recovery. Until then, the trend remains neutral-to-bearish on higher timeframes.
Volume during the recent bounce stands out, showing one of the strongest buying reactions since early 2025. This suggests that long-term holders and institutional buyers may be stepping in as the price approaches key value zones.
However, Bitcoin is not out of danger. Failures to break above $97K would leave the structure vulnerable to another leg down, potentially retesting $86K or even deeper liquidity pockets around $80K.
Featured image from ChatGPT, chart from TradingView.com
Jupiter plans to unlock 53.74 million JUP tokens (about 1.73% of its released supply) on 28 December 2025 at 2 PM UTC. As documented by Tokenomist here, periodic token unlocks introduce new supply to the market, which may heighten volatility and prompt downward price reactions if absorption from buyers is insufficient. Monitoring wallets receiving unlocked tokens can provide additional clues to potential short-term market trends.
Hyperliquid will unlock 9.92 million HYPE tokens, representing about 2.59% of its released supply, at 7:30 AM UTC. According to the tokenomics outlined by Tokenomist here, such unlocks increase the circulating supply, which can exert downward pressure on price if demand does not keep pace. Traders should monitor liquidity and major holders' activity around the unlock, as significant token releases have historically preceded elevated volatility and sometimes price retracements.
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