An address suspected to be BitMine received 21,537 ETH from FalconX 8 hours ago.

- FILUSDT traders focus on $1.85 support as key reversal level amid bullish momentum signs. - Technical analysis shows RSI nearing oversold territory and WTI-like support patterns reinforcing potential rebound. - Successful defense of $1.85 could trigger $3.90 target, with $2.50-$2.70 zone acting as next critical validation point. - Broader crypto optimism and risk-on market conditions further support potential upward trajectory for FILUSDT.

- G20 leaders agreed to harmonize global crypto regulation, prioritizing stablecoin and DeFi standards to balance innovation with systemic risk mitigation. - The declaration includes a Critical Minerals Framework to ensure sustainable resource-driven growth in Global South nations while securing crypto infrastructure supply chains. - Market shifts show USDC overtaking USDT in on-chain activity due to regulatory clarity, while DeFi faces $12B liquidity stagnation from fragmented protocols. - Regulatory scru

- Cardone Capital buys 185 BTC for $15. 3M at $82,500/coin, expanding its real estate-crypto hybrid portfolio amid crypto market weakness. - Bitcoin falls below $90K for first time in seven months as U.S. ETFs lose $3.79B in November outflows, with BlackRock's IBIT accounting for 63%. - Grant Cardone's hybrid model contrasts with pure-play crypto treasuries, using real estate cash flow to fund Bitcoin accumulation and claiming $125M in year-one EBITDA. - Market fears a prolonged bear market as Bitcoin drop

- Bitcoin's 2026 recovery depends on Fed inflation policy linked to CPI, PPI, and PCE metrics. - Persistent CPI/PCE inflation above 2% delays rate cuts, increasing Bitcoin's opportunity cost as non-yielding asset. - PPI input cost trends influence manufacturing pricing, prolonging inflation risks for Bitcoin's bearish environment. - PCE's alignment with consumer behavior shifts could accelerate Fed rate cuts, boosting Bitcoin's appeal as monetary easing hedge. - Housing/energy inflation volatility and Fed