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### Positive Bitcoin News from the Last Four Weeks (November 12 – December 10, 2025) Here's a curated list of key positive developments for Bitcoin over the past four weeks, drawn from recent reports and discussions. I've focused on institutional adoption, macroeconomic shifts, technical recoveries, and bullish forecasts, emphasizing recency and impact. These signal a rebound from October's 36% correction, with BTC trading around $92,900 as of December 10. - **Bitcoin Turns Positive Year-to-Date (YTD) for the First Time in 2025**: On December 4, BTC flipped to +1.2% YTD after rallying from $90,000 lows, rewarding holders amid easing sell pressure and renewed optimism. This psychological milestone aligns with historical patterns where mid-cycle 30%+ pullbacks (like the current 31% from October ATH) precede new highs, as seen in 2017 and 2021 cycles. - **BTC Surges Over 5% to Approach $95,000 on Fed Rate Cut Speculation**: On December 9, Bitcoin hit $94,640, up 5% in 24 hours, fueled by expectations of the Fed's third 2025 rate cut (25 bps). Lower rates boost risk assets, with analysts noting a "resurgence in demand" from BTC ETP flows turning net positive after prior outflows. - **Institutional Adoption Accelerates with Bank of America and Vanguard Moves**: Bank of America recommended 1–4% crypto allocations for wealth clients (its first-ever guidance), while $11.5T asset manager Vanguard opened BTC ETP access to 50M+ users starting December 2—their initial crypto integration. These shifts signal mainstream entry, reducing selling fears and driving Q4 ETF inflows. - **MicroStrategy Bolsters Holdings with $1.44B Cash Reserve**: On December 3, the firm raised funds to support dividends and debt, ensuring no forced BTC sales for 12+ months. This alleviates FUD around the largest corporate holder (now 660K+ BTC), with trading volume surpassing Intel's, highlighting real-world adoption. - **Coinbase Premium Flips Positive, Indicating U.S. Investor Confidence Return**: The index turned positive on November 30 after a month in the red, with a five-day streak by December 7, signaling surging U.S. spot demand and institutional accumulation. Funding rates flipped positive (72h MA) simultaneously, marking the end of forced-seller overhang and normalization before upside. - **Fed Ends QT and Injects $13.5B Liquidity, Fueling Easy Money Regime**: Quantitative tightening halted on December 1 (first since 2019), injecting $13.5B—the largest since COVID—easing liquidity drains. Combined with 87% odds of a December rate cut, this supports risk assets like BTC, with M2 money supply hitting a record $22.3T. - **Bullish Price Predictions Target $100K+ Amid Rate Cuts and Liquidity Boost**: Coinbase forecasts a December recovery and first positive monthly close since 2023, driven by liquidity and reduced long-term holder selling. Analysts like Michaël van de Poppe predict $100K "easily" post-FOMC, with models eyeing $111K by month-end via ETF inflows and adoption. Standard Chartered sees $200K by year-end. - **U.S. Banks Gain Legal Approval for BTC Trading, Opening Floodgates**: On December 9, regulators approved banks to buy/sell BTC for customers, a major win for institutional inflows. This follows JPMorgan's positive coverage of MicroStrategy's BTC resilience and BlackRock's record ETF success. - **On-Chain Metrics Signal Accumulation and Reduced Selling Pressure**: Liveliness rose by December 7, showing active BTC movement and higher-level buys. Short-term holder dominance eased, Coinbase selling declined sharply since November 25, and open interest dropped—aligning with negative funding rates for relief. Percent supply in profit climbed to 67.3%, up from 66.5%. - **Broader Macro and Adoption Tailwinds**: Treasury Secretary Bessent confirmed no recession risk on November 23, boosting sentiment. Political endorsements grew, with VP JD Vance predicting 100M Americans owning BTC soon. Michael Saylor envisions $200T market cap in 20 years. SpaceX's $300M BTC stack ahead of its IPO and Bitcoin's positive correlation with top assets (e.g., SOL, DOGE) underscore momentum. These updates reflect a sentiment shift from post-October caution to optimism, with liquidity, adoption, and technicals as drivers. While volatility persists (e.g., 30% drawdowns are "normal" per history), the R/R favors bulls as BTC consolidates above $90K support.

Here’s a concise, Twitter-thread-ready version (under 280 chars each): Recent Bitcoin Wins – Last 4 Weeks 🔥 1/7 BTC now +1.2% YTD for the first time in 2025 2/7 Surged 5%+ to $94.6k on Fed rate-cut hopes (another cut expected Dec 18) 3/7 Bank of America tells clients: allocate 1-4% to crypto 4/7 Vanguard ($11.5T) opens BTC ETPs to 50M+ users 5/7 MicroStrategy adds cash buffer → no forced selling for 12+ months 6/7 Coinbase Premium & funding rates flip positive → US buyers back big 7/7 Fed ends QT, pumps $13.5B liquidity, M2 at ATH $22.3T Bonus: US banks now legally allowed to trade BTC for customers $100k loading… 🚀

Not QE QE, the money printer goes burr.

Yes, we are very early.🔥

Nothing stops this train.

GM Nostr.

Fix the money, fix the world. That will be #bitcoin’s contribution to the world.

Very cool! Nice weather and water.

For me, I am donating some bitcoin to this cause

Saylor: If people knew what I know, #Bitcoin would go to $10M tomorrow.

GM Nostr

Fed cuts 25 bps + surprises with $40B Treasury bill buys starting this week — effectively stealth QE. What it means for Bitcoin: - Lower rates → cheaper money, risk-on - Liquidity injection → weaker USD, more fuel for assets - Historically, rate cuts + balance sheet expansion = rocket fuel for BTC Short-term: volatile (sell-the-news dip possible) Medium-term: strongly bullish — $100k–$110k in sight Q1 2026 Bitcoin loves easy money. The spigot just turned back on. 🚀 #Bitcoin #Fed #BTC

BREAKING: The Fed says it will begin purchasing US Treasury Bills on December 12th and will purchase $40 billion worth of Treasury Bills in 30 days. QE has just begun 💸