Crypto Rebound Gains Traction: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana Lead Rally - December 3, 2025, 9:40 AM IST

Bitcoin jumps 6.56% to $93K, Ethereum rallies 8.16% to $3K, Solana leads with 10.17% gain to $140, XRP up 7.45% to $2.175, Zcash slips amid high volumes and recovery signals post-liquidation wave.

Wednesday sees a powerful recovery across majors after yesterday's liquidation flush, with all key assets posting strong gains amid sharp volume declines signaling reduced panic selling:

  • Bitcoin  surges 6.56% to $93,000 on $1.2B volume (-10.84%), funding neutral at 0% as BTC stabilizes above major weekly demand zones and rate-cut expectations rebuild.​
  • Ethereum  rallies 8.16% to $3,000 with volume at $402.65M (-8.63%), funding low at 0.03%, showing renewed buying after breaking key supply resistance.​
  • XRP  climbs 7.45% to $2.175 on $255.7M volume (-13.97%), funding at 0.46%. December outlook strengthens with rate-cut bets and ETF positioning, reclaiming $2.15 support decisively.​
  • Solana  leads with 10.17% gains to $140.45, volume down 26.13% to $191.4M, funding at 0.71% as SOL benefits from ETF inflows and technical bounce from $128 lows.​
  • Zcash  slips 6.26% to $310.48 despite volume up 3.99% to $141.98M, funding elevated at 2.58% amid continued privacy coin volatility post-November peak.​

Market Insights

  • Broad recovery follows $700M liquidation flush on December 1, with RSI oversold conditions and Fed rate-cut speculation driving coordinated bounces across majors.​
  • Volume contraction signals reduced panic selling as leveraged positions unwind, creating room for spot accumulation and technical rebounds.​
  • Solana's outperformance ties to ETF momentum while XRP benefits from improved macro sentiment and structural positioning.​
  • Zcash remains volatile with funding spikes indicating persistent speculative flows despite price weakness.

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