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- Fed officials remain divided on a December rate cut amid conflicting inflation and labor market signals. - Boston Fed's Collins opposes cuts, citing persistent inflation risks despite recent 119,000 jobs gain and 4.4% unemployment. - Trump's tariff-driven policies face criticism for sustaining high prices, mirroring Biden's inflation challenges. - Crypto sector shows resilience with $4.6B Q3 VC funding, as regulators push for digital asset tax clarity under Trump . - Fed's December decision will balance
- Berkshire Hathaway earned $1.4B profit from its Alphabet stake as shares surged 19.2% in November, marking its 10th-largest holding at $4.33B. - Buffett's shift to tech stocks reflects Alphabet's AI/cloud expansion, including Gemini 3 AI model and $100B AI infrastructure fund. - Alphabet's $34% Google Cloud growth and $2B Turkey data center partnership highlight its enterprise AI dominance ambitions. - Market optimism boosts Alphabet's $4T valuation despite regulatory risks, with BNP Paribas upgrading sh
- Prominent crypto investor Buddy reopens $18.63M BTC long position amid market volatility, signaling renewed confidence in Bitcoin's long-term potential. - Institutional adoption grows as KindlyMD holds 5,398 BTC ($681M) and Harvard increases ETF stake to $443M, while Japan/UAE tighten crypto regulations with 2026 liability rules and DeFi oversight. - BTC rebounds above $88K amid Fed rate cut speculation but remains 30% below October 2025 highs, with analysts divided on $60K-$200K 2025 price forecasts. -
- Texas becomes first U.S. state to allocate $5M to Bitcoin via BlackRock’s IBIT ETF at $87,000/coin, using $10M from general revenue. - The move under Senate Bill 21 aims to diversify state treasuries, hedge inflation, and position Texas as a crypto policy leader. - While New Hampshire and Arizona explore similar reserves, Texas’s direct investment sets a precedent for institutional adoption. - Market analysis notes mixed timing, with Bitcoin near a potential local bottom but facing institutional selling
- JPMorgan closed Jack Mallers' accounts at Strike, sparking debates over crypto "debanking" and regulatory pressures on banks . - Pro-crypto lawmakers accused the bank of enforcing "Operation Chokepoint 2.0," despite Trump's 2025 executive order banning such practices. - Industry leaders warned restricted banking access risks pushing crypto offshore, undermining U.S. competitiveness in digital assets. - JPMorgan's research warning about MSTR's potential $8.8B outflows intensified calls for a customer boyc
- Trust Wallet Token (TWT) gains institutional traction in 2025, driven by Binance CZ's endorsement and RWA partnerships expanding utility beyond DeFi. - Product innovations like FlexGas and Trust Premium reduce token velocity while boosting demand through cross-chain functionality and loyalty incentives. - Market dynamics show $11–12M daily trading volumes and fiat onboarding via Onramper, lowering barriers for institutional adoption in emerging markets. - TWT's transition from governance to operational u
- TWT's tokenomics gains attention in late 2025 due to macroeconomic and tech shifts, not internal changes. - AI-driven retail innovation and Latin America's embedded finance growth drive market dynamics. - Investors prioritize utility-driven tokens like TWT, aligning with decentralized finance trends. - TWT's long-term value depends on adapting to tech trends and securing strategic partnerships.
- Reliance Global Group shifted its Digital Asset Treasury entirely to Zcash (ZEC), citing its privacy features and institutional-grade confidentiality as strategic advantages over Bitcoin . - The move aligns with broader market trends, as Evelyn Partners boosted Nasdaq holdings by 2,663% while Franklin Resources reduced its stake amid volatile institutional strategies. - Zcash's zero-knowledge proofs and selective disclosure capabilities were highlighted by Reliance's advisory board as critical for enterp
- South Korea's Financial Intelligence Unit imposes fines on Bithumb and major crypto exchanges for AML/KYC violations, following a $26M penalty on Upbit operator Dunamu. - XRP Tundra accelerates its 2025 launch via institutional buyout, securing ecosystem funding and multi-exchange onboarding while maintaining $0.01 retail token pricing. - Three XRP spot ETFs, including Grayscale's November 24 debut, gain traction in traditional finance, with Bitwise's ETF attracting $107.6M in initial inflows. - Regulato
- Astar 2.0 introduces ZK Rollups, LayerZero interoperability, and hybrid AMM-CEX models to address DeFi scalability and liquidity challenges. - The platform achieved $1.399B TVL and $27.7B daily trading volumes by Q3 2025, driven by institutional adoption and AI-powered security frameworks. - Tokenomics 3.0 with fixed supply and Burndrop PoC enhances governance transparency, while cross-chain solutions reduce fragmentation in DeFi ecosystems. - Despite competition from Ethereum L2s and regulatory risks, A
- 08:15Data: 487.07 BTC transferred from an anonymous address, routed through an intermediary, and then sent to another anonymous addressAccording to ChainCatcher, Arkham data shows that at 16:01, 487.07 BTC (worth approximately $42.8 million) were transferred from an anonymous address (starting with bc1qcvq...) to another anonymous address (starting with bc1qglc...). Subsequently, this address transferred part of the BTC (482.95 BTC) to another anonymous address (starting with bc1q7ch...).
- 08:14Analyst Murphy: BTC Faces Little Resistance Returning to $90,000, Key Pressure Level at $92,000According to ChainCatcher, analyst Murphy pointed out that based on current data, it is not difficult for BTC to return to $90,000, and $90,000 is not a strong resistance level. The average cost of short-term holders indicates that BTC may only encounter significant selling pressure when entering the $92,000 to $99,000 range. At the same time, options market data shows that Call activity at the $92,000 strike price is significantly higher than at $90,000, especially the sell Calls at $92,000 far exceed those at $90,000, which will create strong resistance in the market. Murphy emphasized that the key battle for BTC above $92,000 is the core area that will determine the trend, especially near the $98,000 level, which is the "fair value" line for BTC over the past decade. However, the market has recently suffered a blow to confidence due to massive realized losses, making it difficult to generate effective buying power in the short term. The future trend of BTC still depends on market sentiment and the performance of key resistance zones. .
- 07:58The top MON short position on Hyperliquid has an unrealized loss of $1.23 million.According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst @ai_9684xtpa has monitored that the top short position on Hyperliquid MON has an unrealized loss of $1.23 million: address 0xd47...51a91 currently holds a short position of 1.81 million MON, valued at $7.67 million, with an entry price of $0.03566. In addition, he also shorted ZEC, with a $33.23 million short position currently at an unrealized loss of $6.08 million. However, he holds positions in a total of 13 tokens and remains overall profitable with an unrealized gain of $2.08 million.