Bitcoin -3.22% Yearly Amid Regulatory Expansions and Market Reassessment

On NOV 29, 2025, BTC dropped by 0.36% within 24 hours to reach $90,618.21, BTC rose by 2.56% within 7 days, dropped by 17.38% within 1 month, and dropped by 3.22% within 1 year.

Regulatory Shifts Broaden Crypto Reporting Requirements

The UK has expanded its crypto reporting rules to cover domestic transactions, reclassifying crypto profits under general income and setting a 30% flat tax rate for corporate holders. These changes reflect a broader global trend toward tighter regulatory oversight, as policymakers seek to integrate digital assets into traditional financial systems. This shift could influence investor behavior by increasing compliance costs and altering the appeal of crypto as a tax-advantaged asset class.

Bitcoin Munari Advances with Fixed-Supply Presale

Bitcoin Munari (BTCM) is in the second round of its public presale at $0.22 per token, continuing its structured rollout over ten rounds. The project maintains a fixed 21 million supply and a transparent pricing schedule, which has attracted investors seeking predictable exposure to the crypto asset. With 53% of the total supply allocated across all rounds, the project’s approach emphasizes long-term planning and system stability. As the project progresses toward a 2027 mainnet launch, its Layer-1 migration strategy is expected to enhance transactional utility and integration with broader crypto infrastructure.

Market Reassessment Amid Macroeconomic Shifts

Bitcoin has stabilized near the $87,000 level following a recent price correction, supported by growing expectations of a December Federal Reserve rate cut. The probability of a rate cut has increased from 30% to over 80%, prompting analysts to reassess risk positioning across the digital asset sector. While Bitcoin’s price movement reflects broader macroeconomic conditions, the Bitcoin Munari presale remains unaffected by these shifts, operating on a fixed schedule that allows the project to advance its development roadmap without altering core distribution or system design.

MSTR’s Bitcoin Treasury Strategy Faces Evolving Competition

MSTR, now the largest holder of Bitcoin on a public exchange, continues to derive the majority of its financial performance from its BTC holdings. As of October 26, 2025, the company held 640,808 BTC, or over 3% of the total supply, with unrealized gains contributing to a significant increase in net income. However, growing competition from Coinbase and BlackRock has begun to challenge MSTR’s market position. Coinbase has increased its Bitcoin-related assets to $2.6 billion, while BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin ETF has emerged as a key entry point for institutional investors. These developments highlight the evolving landscape for Bitcoin exposure, where diversified and regulated options are gaining traction.

21Shares XRP ETF Launches as Institutional Interest Rises

21Shares is set to launch its Spot XRP ETF on December 1, 2025, offering regulated exposure to XRP on a U.S. exchange. With over $666 million in inflows, the ETF has already drawn significant institutional interest, pushing XRP prices up 12% in the week leading up to the launch. Analysts project continued inflows could drive XRP toward $2.70–$3.00 if Bitcoin continues to gain momentum. The ETF’s physical custody structure and institutional-grade security measures aim to address concerns around token ownership and liquidity.

Bitcoin’s Technical Outlook Indicates Caution

Technical analysis from Bitfinex highlights a bearish outlook for BTC/USD, with a Sell signal from moving averages and an RSI of 41.903, suggesting oversold conditions. The daily timeframe indicates bearish momentum with more sell signals than buy signals, signaling a potential continuation of the downward trend. Traders are advised to monitor key support levels and macroeconomic catalysts as Bitcoin remains in a period of consolidation.