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Corné Marchand reviews a volatile week in crypto, discussing Strategy’s potential Bitcoin sales, macroeconomic trends, legal developments, and what to expect from the markets in the coming week.

Investors awaited the Fed’s rate cut, but analysts warn it may not fuel a year-end crypto rally. The Fed’s technical moves aim to stabilize the financial system, not boost markets, leaving crypto cautious.

As the year ends, the Bitcoin market shows a wait-and-see attitude, with traders shifting their hopes for a rally to early 2026. Options data and seasonal factors suggest limited short-term movement, while long-term sentiment remains positive.

President Trump is set to interview final candidates for the next Federal Reserve chair. A new leader aligned with Trump’s push for lower interest rates could boost liquidity and positively impact the crypto market in 2026.

The U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates, but mixed signals and a cautious outlook have left the crypto market uncertain, with Bitcoin and the total market cap declining.

The US Federal Reserve appears increasingly nervous about underlying weaknesses in the economy, prompting potential rate cuts and T-bill purchases. While this move aims to stabilize the financial system, analysts suggest it’s more about buying time than sparking a new bull run for Bitcoin.

The crypto market is cautiously awaiting the U.S. Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision and Chair Jerome Powell’s speech, with Bitcoin holding steady around $92,000.

The crypto market is holding steady ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s key interest rate decision. Bitcoin and Ethereum are posting modest gains as investors anticipate a potential rate cut, which could drive more capital into riskier assets.

The crypto market shows a cautious recovery with Bitcoin and Ethereum in the green. Key developments from the US and institutional players, including Fed bond purchases and Ethereum’s new use cases, boost optimism.

Crypto companies holding large digital asset treasuries face a critical December. With stock values falling, the risk of forced selling looms, while a potential Fed rate cut and new EU regulations add to the uncertainty, forcing the sector to mature.