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Bitcoin today at US$88.269,03, up 1,5%. Ethereum near $3.000; XRP above $1,90 ZEC, UNI, CRO, and CC lead gains among altcoins. Despite more favorable inflation data in the United States, Bitcoin today did not sustain the same pace of improvement seen in parts of the market. On Thursday, the leading cryptocurrency attempted a rebound, but again encountered resistance in the $89.500 region, losing momentum soon after. At the time of publication, Bitcoin was trading at $88.269,03, up 1,5% on the day, still amid volatility and a struggle for key technical levels. The most recent movement gained traction after the Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in better than expected. Even so, BTC's reaction was limited and opened space for firmer behavior in several altcoins, which began to trade in positive territory. Related Stories EU defines common position and moves forward on digital euro project. 20/12/2025 BlackRock expands global hiring to accelerate cryptocurrency strategy. 20/12/2025 The series of corrections began after two consecutive rejections near $94.500 last week. From there, bitcoin retreated to $90.000 over the weekend and remained in that range for almost two days, until selling pressure returned on Monday. As a result, BTC slipped below $85.500, but found buyers on Tuesday. On Wednesday, there was a quick jump to just above $90.000, which lasted only a few minutes before another drop, again below $85.500. On Thursday, with the CPI weaker than the market projected, the price touched $89.500 again, but the level held back further advances. The rejection drove bitcoin to a multi-month low of $84.500, reinforcing the defensive tone in the short term. On Friday, there was another attempt at recovery, returning to the $89.500 region, but without continuity. Even so, BTC managed to stay above $88.000, accumulating a 2,5% drop for the week, with a market capitalization above $1,75 trillion and a dominance of 57,3%. Meanwhile, altcoins gained prominence. Ethereum fell below $2.900 at the beginning of the week, recovered to that level, and is now approaching $3.000. XRP is up more than 3,5% and is trading above the $1,90 support level again, while ADA and DOGE are advancing by about 3%. Among the biggest highlights, ZEC rose again by double digits and remains above US$450. HYPE advanced 5%, CRO climbed 7%, UNI gained 9,5%, and CC surged more than 12%, reaching US$0,09. With the performance of the leading cryptocurrencies and altcoins, the total market value increased by approximately US$50 billion, reaching US$3,08 trillion. Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author, or anyone mentioned in this article, are for informational purposes only and do not constitute financial, investment or other advice. Investing or trading cryptocurrencies carries a risk of financial loss.

$UNI let's see if we hit $8 - $12 before the big date. I've seen Uni go into absolute beast mode many times over the years ...And with a 100 million token burn coming in days, look out for fireworks 🔥

$UNI 🟢 LONG 10X 📍 Entry: 5.3 ( limit order wait for entry) 🎯 Targets: TP1: 5.353 TP2: 5.406 TP3: 5.512 TP4: 5.618 TP5: 5.777 TP6: 5.936 ❌ Stop Loss: 5.04

UNI is finally waking up, and governance is doing the heavy lifting. Uniswap pushed higher as traders react to the UNIfication vote heading into its final stretch. The proposal puts a 100M token burn and fee switch activation on the table, which would directly tie protocol revenue to holders. That’s a big shift in narrative for DeFi blue chips like $UNI. Price action reflects the anticipation. UNI ripped higher and cleared near-term resistance after defending the $5 zone, a level many were watching as structural support. RSI was stretched to the downside before the move, and this bounce looks like both a technical relief rally and a governance-driven repricing. Timing matters here. Voting runs through December 25 UTC, with the outcome landing right into thin holiday liquidity. That keeps volatility elevated and reactions sharp. Zooming out, macro fear is still present, so this isn’t a straight line up. But aligning fees, burns, and governance is exactly the kind of catalyst long-term holders wait for. This move feels less like noise and more like a moment that could redefine how UNI is valued going forward.