Recent Dogecoin rebounds have stalled under $0.15 after a three-month slide, and, according to the analysis, the coin may be tracking a seven-based timing fractal observed across other markets. Mapping roughly seven-month expansions and pullbacks since July 2023, the projection envisions a move toward $7–$10 over the next few years if price reclaims resistance just below $0.4.

After reaching a new all‑time high around $126,000 in early October and then falling by more than $40,000 to below $90,000, Bitcoin has been stuck in a prolonged downturn with weaker sentiment and participation. Pseudonymous analyst Crypto Waterman argues that this retreat resembles prior cycle pullbacks, pointing to gold and silver all‑time highs in December 2025, muted Coinbase app rankings, lagging altcoins, and subdued sentiment indicators as signs that the market top may not be in. The analyst expects multiple waves of returning investors from earlier years, followed by new retail entrants, before a final exit phase for the cycle.

Ethereum spent much of December under selling pressure, and its move back below $3,000 has pushed more holders into unrealized losses. On-chain metrics show the share of ETH supply in profit sliding under 60%, down from above 70% earlier in the month, while US Spot Ethereum ETFs have recorded persistent 30-day net outflows since early November. At the same time, large holders have reduced exposure, with one wallet swapping 4,619 ETH for Bitcoin Cash and Arthur Hayes selling 1,871 ETH in the past week.

Analyst Steph said on X that XRP’s 3-week chart shows the Stochastic RSI at 0.00, a reading previously seen only at the 2022 bear‑market low. CryptoXLarge flagged $1.95 as a pivotal zone on the weekly chart, while ETF products have logged daily inflows since November 13 and hold over $1.1 billion, with XRP trading near $1.87 at the time of writing.

Bitcoin is currently trading between $87,700 and $88,000, about 30% below its all‑time high from October 2025. According to CryptoQuant analyst Woo Minkyu, the Combined Market Index has slipped below equilibrium with readings under 0.4, a pattern consistent with early bear phases. Sentiment is weak as CoinMarketCap’s Crypto Fear and Greed Index shows a reading of 28.

A crypto market analyst known as "Guy on the Earth" on X warns that XRP's recent drop and two weekly closes below the $1.95 support level leave the token vulnerable to further downside toward $0.90 from around $1.85. He argues that bulls need to quickly reclaim and hold the $1.95 area to avoid a deeper decline, while also outlining lower accumulation zones and noting that a bullish recovery remains possible if key resistance and divergence signals play out.

After the weekend, Ethereum attempted another rebound but failed, with another push earlier this week rejected near resistance. According to TradingView analyst DomicChaina, strong supply at $3,090 and declining volume suggest a drift toward the $2,500 support, while ETH trades below $3,000 and sits 37% off its 2025 high.

Crypto commentator Brad Kimes, known as Digital Perspectives, has again urged XRP investors not to sell their tokens, instead eyeing future lending opportunities on the XRP Ledger. Ripple engineer Ed Hennis has outlined an XRPL Lending Protocol proposal that would add fixed-term, fixed-rate, underwritten credit at the protocol level, with a validator vote expected by the end of January 2026.

As the year 2025 nears its end, the Altcoin Season Index has slid to a reading of 17 while Bitcoin trades well below its $126,000 high. Major altcoins are now down between 30% and 80% from their peak values, signaling that only a small fraction of the top 100 coins have outperformed Bitcoin over the last 90 days. This low index level points to altcoins remaining in a bear phase, with even Ethereum lagging behind Bitcoin’s recent performance.