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Market overview (Dec 23, 2025): The overall crypto market cap is around $3.0 T, slightly down in the past 24 h. � CoinMarketCap BTC recently dipped below $88,000 and is trading within a consolidation range. � ABP Live ETH is holding near the ~$2.9–3.0K area with weak momentum. � CryptoTicker DOGE is around $0.13, trading in a mixed pattern with potential technical breakout zones ahead. � FXStreet Quick summary: ➡️ $BTC & $ETH — slightly lower/sideways ➡️ $DOGE — small decline with mixed signals ➡️ Market still consolidating with cautious sentiment

Dogecoin is trading in a technically sensitive area, with analyst Kevin (@Kev_Capital_TA) highlighting $0.138 as the key level the memecoin needs to reclaim to improve its higher-timeframe structure. Dogecoin Faces A Familiar Test At $0.138 In a post via X on Dec. 23, Kevin said a reclaim of $0.138 on three-day and weekly closes would move DOGE back above the macro 0.382 Fibonacci retracement and the 200-week simple moving average (SMA)—a confluence he described as “a major positive.” “A reclaim of .138 for #Dogecoin on 3D-1W closes would put it back above the macro .382 and the 200W SMA,” he wrote, adding that DOGE is currently “mingle[ing] around in this ‘DCA’ zone.” Dogecoin weekly chart | Source: X @Kev_Capital_TA The emphasis on higher-timeframe closes is notable. Kevin has repeatedly framed $0.138 as a structural pivot rather than an intraday trigger, arguing that sustained closes below the level increase downside risk and weaken the broader setup. Related Reading Dogecoin Weekly Fractal Hints At A Bigger Move Brewing 14 hours ago That view is consistent with an earlier post from Nov. 22, when DOGE was still trading above $0.138. At the time, Kevin called $0.138 “massive support” and warned that he did not want to see it lost on three-day or weekly closes. Bitcoin Needs To Lead The Market He also pointed to Bitcoin’s trajectory as the primary driver of whether DOGE can hold or reclaim the level. “Obviously BTC’s performance will be the determiner to that outcome so focus there first along with USDT D,” he wrote. In his most recent commentary, Kevin again tied Dogecoin’s prospects to Bitcoin reclaiming its own technical thresholds. He said a DOGE reclaim of $0.138 would “likely be in tandem with BTC reclaiming the $88,000–$91,000 zone,” which he characterized as necessary to re-establish upside momentum. Separately, Kevin outlined why he remains cautious on Bitcoin in the near term. In a Bitcoin-focused post, he said BTC has been rejected from its key 4-hour moving averages nine times since Oct. 12 and “has not seen a day above them” since mid-September. Related Reading Dogecoin Reclaiming $0.128 Support Could Signal The Perfect Chance For Long Positions 12 hours ago While he said the three-day and weekly timeframes remain the primary focus, he argued that until Bitcoin clears those moving averages and reclaims the $88,000–$91,000 band on higher-timeframe closes, it is difficult to confirm a bottom, with momentum still favoring bears. Bitcoin needs to reclaim key 4HR MA’s | Source: X @Kev_Capital_TA “While the 3D-1W TF’s are the main focus it is important to know that until BTC gets back above these key MA’s and the 88K-91K zone on 3D-1W you cannot confirm a bottom with confidence yet and the momentum is still in the bears favor. If BTC overcomes those levels then you can have a different convo,” he wrote. For longer-term context, Kevin has previously referenced the broader $0.143–$0.127 region as an important decision area for DOGE. In a June 2025 post, he noted that since a weekly RSI breakout in 2022, Dogecoin has repeatedly bounced after revisiting the weekly RSI below 40, something he said has occurred five times. “A failure of this weekly RSI level along with a failure of the .143-.127 level would be the line in the sand between longer term bearish price action or continued bull,” he warned. At press time, DOGE traded at $0.13. DOGE needs to overcome the red zone, 1-week chart | Source: DOGEUSDT on TradingView.com Featured image created with DALL.E, chart from TradingView.com

ALTCOIN ETF FLOWS ARE DIVERGING $ETH just snapped a 7-day outflow streak with +$84.6M inflows Monday – biggest single-day reversal this month after bleeding $700M+ last week. $XRP ? ZERO outflow days since launch. +$43.9M Monday alone, $1.1B+ cumulative. Steady accumulation, not rotation. Meanwhile: • $SOL ETFs: $750M cumulative, only 3 outflow days total – slow but consistent. • $LINK ETFs: +$2M Monday, $58M cumulative – muted but stable. • DOGE ETFs: FLAT at $2M cumulative, volumes dying ($67K Monday = 2nd lowest day in Dec). The narrative is shifting: ETH = volatile but still institutional-scale XRP = conviction positioning, no panic sellers yet SOL/LINK = incremental, not speculative DOGE = hype faded fast Global crypto ETPs bled ~$952M last week (mostly BTC + ETH) as the CLARITY Act stalled and whales dumped. But alt ETF buyers? They're rotating selectively, not exiting entirely. Are you trading the *flows*… or just the headlines? #ETH #XRP #SOL #CryptoETFs

$DOGE is holding above the key $0.0967 level a critical threshold to keep the current bullish structure intact. The setup still favors one more push higher in wave-v of 5, as long as this support holds. A clean break above the nearby trendline would be an early signal that momentum is shifting back in the bulls’ favor.

The cryptocurrency market has slipped into a cautious phase, shedding about 1.7% over the past 24 hours to bring total market capitalization down to roughly $2.97 trillion. This pullback comes as investors position themselves ahead of the latest US GDP data, a key economic indicator expected to shed light on the strength of economic growth in the third quarter. As uncertainty builds, market volatility is rising, with major assets such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP extending their recent losses. $BTC fell by around 1.8% to trade near $87,353, remaining below the psychologically important $88,000 level. $ETH continues to hover under the $3,000 mark, while XRP has slipped below $2. Other large-cap cryptocurrencies, including ADA, BNB, and DOGE, are consolidating near critical support zones. This subdued price action reflects growing nervousness across the market, as traders brace for macroeconomic signals that could shape short-term direction. Market sentiment remains firmly bearish. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has dropped to 24, signaling extreme fear among participants. Liquidations climbed 11% to approximately $222 million within a single day, highlighting the market’s heightened sensitivity to economic headlines. At the same time, total crypto derivatives open interest edged up by 1.1% to $129 billion, suggesting that traders are actively positioning for potential volatility rather than stepping away entirely. CRYPTO MARKET RETREATS AS MACRO EVENTS TAKE CENTER STAGE This week’s macroeconomic calendar is packed with events that could influence digital asset prices. Early in the week, the Federal Reserve injected $6.8 billion into the financial system, offering short-term liquidity support. However, the spotlight remains firmly on the upcoming US economic data, which could set the tone for risk assets. The most closely watched release is the US GDP report, expected on Tuesday, followed by jobless claims data on Wednesday. Thursday’s market holiday will pause activity briefly, while Friday brings China’s M2 money supply figures, adding a global dimension to market sentiment. Together, these events are keeping traders cautious and reactive. Economists expect US GDP to show annualized growth of about 3.2% in the third quarter, slightly lower than the previous 3.8% reading but still indicative of solid economic momentum. Analysts believe this data could influence expectations around the Federal Reserve’s next policy move, especially as markets try to gauge whether interest rates will remain restrictive for longer. MARKETS ZERO IN ON GDP GROWTH AND INFLATION SIGNALS Beyond the headline GDP number, investors are also paying close attention to the GDP Price Index, which will be released alongside the growth data. This index measures inflation across all domestically produced goods and services and is closely monitored by the Federal Reserve. It stood at 2.1% in Q2, down sharply from 3.8% in the first half of the year, making it a critical gauge for future rate decisions. Meanwhile, the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow model projects Q3 growth at a stronger 3.5%, exceeding consensus expectations. Despite this optimistic projection, the US Dollar Index has weakened ahead of the release, suggesting that markets remain uncertain about how the data will ultimately influence monetary policy. As the GDP figures approach, crypto traders are recalibrating risk rather than chasing direction. A stronger-than-expected reading could reinforce caution around liquidity conditions, while softer data may revive short-term speculative appetite. In either case, price action is likely to react swiftly, with Bitcoin and major altcoins setting the tone for broader market behavior. The coming sessions may therefore reveal whether this pullback is merely a pause or the start of a deeper reset driven by macro forces.