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The 20-day MA is emerging as a critical early trend signal after a prolonged altcoin downtrend. Volume compression suggests potential accumulation, but confirmation remains incomplete. High-risk altcoins may see sharp rebounds if short-term resistance is reclaimed. After nearly six months of sustained weakness, the altcoin market is approaching a technically important inflection point. Market data shows several large and mid-cap tokens pressing against their 20-day moving averages, a level that has capped upside since the prolonged downtrend began. While confirmation remains limited, improving momentum indicators suggest that selective, high-risk opportunities are beginning to emerge across the broader altcoin landscape. After nearly six months of downtrending markets for #Altcoins, I think that we'll start to see the first breakouts above the 20-Daily MA in the coming days.An example is $ARB, which is on edge of fighting that crucial indicator and therefore, start trending upwards again. pic.twitter.com/WA1Yp2yxv2— Michaël van de Poppe (@CryptoMichNL) December 26, 2025 The 20-day moving average is widely monitored as an early trend signal. During extended declines, price action typically remains suppressed below this line. Recent compression near the average has been described as exceptional and dynamic, reflecting reduced volatility and seller exhaustion. Although broader market participation remains cautious, volume patterns indicate that accumulation may be quietly developing. This setup has historically preceded short-term rallies, though failure risks remain elevated in uncertain macro conditions. Cardano (ADA): Early Signs of Structural Repair Cardano has been observed consolidating near its 20-day MA after months of lower highs. Momentum indicators have flattened, suggesting selling pressure may be easing. A sustained close above this level would be viewed as a remarkable shift in short-term structure, though trend reversal confirmation remains pending. Chainlink (LINK): Testing a Groundbreaking Pivot Zone Chainlink price action has approached a technically important resistance cluster aligned with its 20-day MA. Analysts describe this area as a pivotal zone where prior breakdowns occurred. A breakout could open room for a measured rebound, though rejection risks are still considered elevated. Hedera (HBAR): Compression Signals Potential Expansion Hedera has entered a tight trading range, often interpreted as a precursor to volatility expansion. The current setup has been labeled innovative but speculative. A reclaim of the short-term average would strengthen upside projections toward prior consolidation levels. Litecoin (LTC): Stability Amid Market Weakness Litecoin continues to trade with relatively muted volatility compared to peers. Its proximity to the 20-day MA is viewed as a superior defensive setup within high-risk selections. However, broader confirmation from the altcoin market would still be required. Polkadot (DOT): Attempting a Phenomenal Base Formation Polkadot has shown signs of base development after a prolonged decline. The 20-day MA remains the immediate hurdle. A clean break could trigger short-term momentum, though downside protection remains limited. Tags: ADA Altcoin Crypto market cryptocurrency LINK

$HBAR Price action is still respecting the key support and resistance levels, with wave (4) continuing to play out. A clean break and hold above $0.1266 would suggest that a more significant bottom is in place. Until that happens, the broader structure still points to a prevailing downtrend.

As the first crypto ETFs targeting Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) near their second anniversary in the US, Galaxy Digital has made optimistic predictions regarding future inflows, projecting that they will outpace 2025 figures. Institutional Adoption Expected To Skyrocket In its 2026 forecast report, which concentrates on 26 critical areas, the firm anticipates that net inflows into US spot crypto ETFs will exceed $50 billion. This comes on the heels of a successful 2025, which saw net inflows reach $23 billion. Related Reading Bitcoin Correction Timeline: Analyst Predicts Potential Bottom In October 2026 1 day ago Galaxy Digital believes that as institutional adoption continues to grow, these figures will accelerate in 2026. Wirehouses lifting restrictions on advisor recommendations and Vanguard introducing crypto funds, are expected to facilitate this. BTC and ETH exchange-traded funds alone are forecasted to surpass their 2025 inflow levels. In addition to Bitcoin and Ethereum, Galaxy Digital reports an anticipated wave of new crypto ETFs, particularly in the spot altcoin products. Galaxy Digital Forecasts Over 100 New Crypto ETFs The firm estimates that over 50 spot altcoin exchange-traded funds, along with another 50 crypto ETFs that do not focus on single coins, will debut in the US. Following the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s recent approval of generic listing standards, the number of spot altcoin ETF launches is expected to gain momentum in 2026. In 2025, more than 15 spot crypto ETFs were launched for various altcoins, including Solana (SOL), XRP, Hedera (HBAR), Dogecoin (DOE), Litecoin (LTC), and Chainlink (LINK). Galaxy Digital anticipates that notable assets yet to file their spot ETFs will soon follow suit, and in addition to single-asset products, the market is also likely to see the introduction of multi-asset ETFs and leveraged crypto ETFs. Over 290 Crypto Companies Ready For US IPO Beyond Crypto ETFs, Galaxy Digital also predicts that more than 15 cryptocurrency companies will pursue initial public offerings (IPOs) or uplist in the US. Over the past year, 10 crypto-related firms, including Galaxy itself, successfully went public or uplisted. Related Reading Ethereum Fails To Surpass $3,000: Predictions For The Final Days Of The Year 2 days ago The firm notes that more than 290 crypto and blockchain companies have completed significant private funding rounds since 2018, positioning them to seek US listings as regulatory conditions improve. Among the companies believed to be potential candidates for initial public offerings or uplisting in 2026 are CoinShares, BitGo (which has already filed), Chainalysis, and FalconX. The daily chart shows BTC price consolidating below the $90,000 mark. Source: BTCUSDT on TradingView.com At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at $87,480, which is a 30% retracement from the all-time highs reached in October, and a 3% drop over the past month. Similarly, the gap between Ethereum’s current trading levels of $2,930 and its all-time highs is 40%, with a 3% drop over the past 30 days. Featured image from DALL-E, chart from TradingView.com

As 2025 draws to a close, the debate over which U.S. administration has been "better" for the crypto industry has moved beyond political slogans to hard market data. While Donald Trump’s 2025 return was hailed as the dawn of the "Pro-Crypto Presidency," the actual price performance of Bitcoin (BTC) tells a more complex story. Despite a friendly regulatory shift and the expansion of altcoin ETFs, Bitcoin is on track to end 2025 with a 5% loss, contrasting sharply with the double-and-triple-digit gains seen during the Biden administration. This paradox highlights a core market reality: while policy can lower barriers to entry, macroeconomic shocks—such as trade tariffs—and excessive leverage can still derail even the most "pro-crypto" environment. I. The Performance Gap: Biden’s Gains vs. Trump’s Volatility A direct comparison of annual returns reveals a surprising trend that defies the "hostile vs. friendly" political narrative: The Biden Era (2021–2024): Despite the "war on crypto" rhetoric, Bitcoin thrived under the Biden administration. It gained 65% in 2021, recovered from the 2022 crash with a 155% surge in 2023, and climbed another 120.7% in 2024. By the time Biden left office, the asset had matured significantly, supported by the launch of spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The Trump Return (2025): Trump’s second term began with massive optimism, pushing BTC to an all-time high of $125,761 in October. However, these gains were eroded by a series of aggressive economic policies—specifically, 100% tariffs on China and new levies on the EU. These moves triggered a massive $20 billion wipeout of leveraged positions in October alone, leaving Bitcoin down roughly 5% year-to-date. II. Structural Progress Amidst Market Stress While price performance has been lackluster in 2025, the Trump administration has overseen significant structural maturation of the industry: ETF Proliferation: Following the departure of Gary Gensler, the SEC adopted generic listing standards, allowing for the rapid launch of ETFs for Solana (SOL), XRP, Litecoin (LTC), and HBAR. This has dramatically expanded institutional access to altcoins, with the XRP ETF seeing the strongest debut in history ($58.6M). Corporate & State Reserves: The "MicroStrategy Playbook" went mainstream in 2025, with public companies and even several U.S. states establishing Bitcoin reserve initiatives (Digital Asset Treasuries or DATs). Direct Presidential Involvement: Unprecedentedly, the Trump family became directly involved in the sector through ventures like American Bitcoin Corp and the WLFI token. While these projects helped legitimize the industry for some, they also raised concerns about market integrity and governance. III. Conclusion: Defining "Help" in a Maturing Market The answer to who "helped" crypto more depends entirely on an investor's metrics. For the Accumulator: The Biden years provided the strongest capital appreciation, turning Bitcoin from a niche speculative asset into a legitimate institutional class. For the Builder: The Trump administration has offered a more hospitable legal environment, reduced enforcement-by-litigation, and a faster path to product innovation. Final Take: As we enter 2026, the "Trump Volatility" remains the primary headwind. While the regulatory "war" is over, Bitcoin has replaced it with a new challenge: navigating a hyper-sensitive global economy defined by trade wars and high leverage. The infrastructure for a mass-adoption bull run is now in place; whether the price follows in 2026 will depend on if the administration can balance its pro-crypto stance with its broader, more disruptive economic agenda. ⚠️ Important Disclaimer This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only and is based on market data, political reporting, and analyst commentary. It is not financial advice, nor should it be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security or cryptocurrency. Market performance is influenced by a multitude of factors beyond presidential policy. Readers must conduct their own comprehensive research (DYOR) and consult with a qualified professional before making any investment decisions.