As of Friday, the CME Bitcoin Futures BTC contract closed at $102,000, up 1.43% from Thursday's New York shut. Over the previous week, Bitcoin has fallen by 0.58%, hitting a low of $94,640 on December tenth. Spot Bitcoin has gained 0.68% over the previous seven days, marking its seventh consecutive week of positive factors and the longest streak since September 2021.

The present worth is $101,000, which dropped to $94,277.11 on December tenth. Buyers are carefully monitoring U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's potential regulatory stance. Moreover, CME Ether futures DCR contracts closed at $3,928.00, up 0.55% from Thursday, however are down 3.56% this week, hitting a low of $3,498.50 on December tenth.

Within the broader crypto market, Bitcoin's current efficiency displays a sustained upward pattern, with the spot worth attaining seven straight weeks of positive factors, the longest since 2021. This era of development has additionally been accompanied by elevated investor consideration to potential regulatory modifications below the subsequent U.S. administration. administration.

Ethereum futures, however, have been unstable, falling week-on-week regardless of a slight rally on Friday. These developments spotlight the dynamic nature of crypto markets and the influence of regulatory expectations on investor habits.