Bitcoin Rises Amid Asian Market Gains Post S&P 500 Record

In the early Asian market session on December 12, 2025, Bitcoin experienced a price increase of approximately 2.4% to trade between $92,000 and $92,800. This rise occurred as regional equities responded positively, tracking the S&P 500’s latest record high.

Michael Saylor, Executive Chairman of Strategy, was highlighted for acquiring an additional 8,178 BTC. His purchase through the Coinbase exchange contributed to an atmosphere of optimism, despite the absence of notable statements from other prominent industry leaders.

The cryptocurrency market showed mixed reactions with Bitcoin reaching $92,331 and Ethereum experiencing a modest 0.7% rise. Despite these gains, significant long liquidations exceeding $220 million were reported, reflecting traders’ caution.

Financial analysts pointed to U.S. spot BTC ETFs benefiting from a $223 million net inflow, marking their strongest performance in 20 days. However, the crypto market remains under pressure, influenced by broader economic indicators and a recent 25 basis point rate cut by the Fed.

Samer Hasn, a senior market analyst at XS.com, noted the market’s vulnerability due to a lack of committed buyers and substantial liquidations. He emphasized:

“The market still lacks committed buyers, which leaves prices vulnerable. More than $220 million in long liquidations today show leveraged traders pulling back rather than positioning for a rebound.”

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The trends suggest ongoing market volatility, possibly reflecting on future financial strategies and regulation. Analysts continue monitoring central bank actions and economic shifts as these factors inevitably impact cryptocurrency trading environments and investor behavior.

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