Archive · 3 Dec 2025
Bitcoin rebounds to two-week high
Bitcoin's price went back up to over $90,000 after a big drop.
This made some people happy, but many traders are still being careful.
Other cryptocurrencies like Ether also went up.
Some good news from the Securities and Exchange Commission and Vanguard Group helped the prices go up.
But people are still nervous and waiting to see what happens next, especially with the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision coming up.
Many are holding onto stablecoins instead of making big bets.
The overall mood is still cautious, with the Fear and Greed Index showing 'extreme fear'.
Bitcoin rose to a two-week high of $93,900, with Ether and other major tokens also edging higher.
The crypto market remains fragile after a significant selloff that began in early October, wiping out over $1 trillion in market value.
Investor confidence is low, with Bitcoin ETFs recording a 'feeble' $59 million inflow on Tuesday.
Traders are cautious, with sentiment remaining fragile and the Fear and Greed Index in 'extreme fear'.
The latest rally led to liquidations of about $400 million worth of bearish bets across all tokens in the past 24 hours.
- Who
- Bitcoin and cryptocurrency traders, institutional investors, Securities and Exchange Commission, Vanguard Group
- What
- Bitcoin's price rebound to a two-week high and cautious market sentiment
- When
- Wednesday (after a sharp drop)
- Where
- Global cryptocurrency market
- Why
- Industry-specific news, broader market trends, and institutional support
- Ether price
- Edged higher
- Bitcoin's drop since October high
- 30%
- Bitcoin funding rate
- Negative
- CoinMarketCap Fear and Greed Index
- Extreme fear
Sources
Bitcoin bounces back above $90,000, but market sentiment remains cautious
Bitcoin climbs above $92,000 after a crushing sell-off since October, but traders remain cautious
Bitcoin rises to two-week high even as crypto market remains on shaky ground
