Why Crypto Is Down Today, Dec 11, 2025: [Live] Market Updates & Key Reasons

India has collected nearly ₹1,100 crore in crypto TDS over the past three years, with revenues of ₹221 crore in FY23, ₹363 crore in FY24, and ₹512 crore in FY25, totaling ₹1,096 crore. Maharashtra led the nation with ₹293 crore in FY25, representing 57% of India’s crypto gains. Tax surveys on exchanges uncovered ₹39.8 crore in TDS non-compliance and ₹125.79 crore in undisclosed income, while separate investigations detected an additional ₹888.82 crore in unreported crypto income.

Bitcoin price is approaching a key breakout level, and the recent volatility appears to be a series of shakeouts. A clear move above $96,000 would give bulls full control of the market. For now, the entire range shows signs of manipulation, with weak buyers pushed out and sellers getting caught on the wrong side of the move. From this point, investors who accumulate during dips are likely to benefit if momentum shifts upward. A strong bullish rally could follow once the breakout is confirmed.

Bitcoin is currently trading at $92,156, sitting at a 34.5/100 quantile level, meaning it has been higher 65.5% of the time and lower 34.5% of the time throughout its history. According to the quantile model, there is a solid probability that Bitcoin could climb into the “rare air” top gray band over the next 1–2 years, or at least move into the elevated red band. The data suggests Bitcoin remains well below its historical upper-range extremes, leaving room for significant upside if market conditions improve.

SpaceX executed another large on-chain Bitcoin transfer worth nearly $95 million, adding to a month of unusually active corporate wallet movements. The transfer coincides with the NYSE debut of Twenty One Capital (XXI), a new Bitcoin-treasury company holding over 43,500 BTC. Bitcoin saw a brief rebound on XXI’s listing before slipping again alongside broader risk assets. Meanwhile, a major bank slashed its 2026 BTC forecast, warning that slowing ETF flows may not offset weakening corporate demand.

Terraform Labs founder Do Kwon is now facing U.S. sentencing for misleading investors during the Terra/LUNA collapse, one of the most damaging events in crypto history. The crash wiped out billions in market value and triggered global regulatory pressure on stablecoins and token issuers. The sentencing marks a major turning point in the legal fallout from Terra’s failure, setting a precedent for future cases involving investor deception and systemic risks in crypto markets.

Bitcoin fell under the $90,000 mark after the Federal Reserve delivered a widely expected rate cut, triggering traders to reassess future liquidity conditions. While U.S. stocks rallied on the news, crypto markets reacted cautiously, with major indices slipping and high-beta sectors like AI and DePIN tokens seeing sharp selling. Altcoins such as XRP also dipped as traders rotated profits out of Bitcoin. The downturn underscores growing uncertainty about how the Fed’s guidance will impact digital assets.