# DecemberMarketOutlook

#DecemberMarketOutlook
Cryptocurrencies Hit by China
The People's Bank of China (PBoC) has reiterated the risks associated with crypto assets, particularly stablecoins, and has signaled a tightening of regulatory frameworks in this area, further fueling selling pressure in the cryptocurrency market.
The PBoC reiterated that digital asset activities are illegal in the country and highlighted the potential risks posed by stablecoins in particular. Following a meeting attended by numerous institutions, the statement emphasized that virtual currencies are "not legal tender" and "cannot be used as

#DecemberMarketOutlook
Bitcoin (BTC), according to TradingView, started Monday with a decline. As of 07:17 (MSK), the cryptocurrency is trading at $86 030. The minimum for Bitcoin in the last 24 hours is $86 214, and the maximum is $91 965.
The second largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, Ethereum, also started the day with a drop. As of the time of writing this review, the coin is trading at $2 817.
In the top 10 most capitalized cryptocurrencies, all coins, except for stablecoins, have fallen over the past 24 hours and seven days. The largest loss in the last 24 hours is Dogecoin

$DOGE is deep in a bearish slide right now, dropping from $0.15096 down to the low of $0.13714, and now it's trying to stabilize around $0.13921. The 1h chart still shows a clear downtrend — MA5, MA10, and MA30 are all angled sharply downward, meaning sellers still have momentum on their side.
The bounce off $0.13714 shows buyers are defending that support, but recovery is slow, and price is hovering right under the moving averages, signaling hesitation. This tight consolidation is usually the calm before the next wave.
If bulls hold the $0.138–$0.140 zone, $DOGE may attempt a short-term push

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Why Did Cryptocurrencies Fall? Will Bitcoin and Altcoins Rise in December?
The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a sharp decline due to the liquidation of highly leveraged positions and increasing risk-off sentiment; however, historical precedents and the upcoming Fed rate cut leave the possibility of a recovery in December on the table.
Following the sell-off in November, Bitcoin (BTC) and major altcoins started December weakly. Bitcoin struggled to recapture the $95,000 level, while leading cryptocurrencies like Ethereum, XRP, Dogecoin, an

ETH upgrades and the continued development of on-chain finance are still being vastly underestimated. The core of trend investing is to believe in the trend and buy on dips.
ETH has returned to $3,200. The market is still hesitant, but for us, this is yet another validation of our logic.
All along, we have persisted in gradually building positions amid volatility, just like in the last cycle. Even when mocked as “the only bulls on the entire network,” we still chose to remain greedy when others were fearful. Investing requires independent judgment, not simply following emotions.
We firmly beli