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BTC Falls Back to $10,000?! Bloomberg Senior Expert Gives the Most Pessimistic Prediction

Bitcoin has retreated below $90,000, extending a 30%+ decline from its October all-time high. The broader crypto market is under pressure, with most top assets in the red. Bloomberg Intelligence senior commodity strategist Mike McGlone issued a stark warning, predicting Bitcoin could fall to $10,000 by 2026. He argues that global markets are approaching an inflationary-to-deflationary inflection point, where risk assets like Bitcoin—viewed as highly speculative and dependent on liquidity—could face severe repricing. McGlone cites three factors: extreme wealth reversion to the mean, Bitcoin's high valuation relative to gold, and systemic oversupply of speculative crypto assets. While not all analysts agree, institutions like Standard Chartered have also lowered mid-term Bitcoin price targets. The market's direction is now tied to macro conditions, with key central bank decisions and economic data releases expected to shape the trajectory of risk assets in 2026.

比推12/15 23:58

BTC Falls Back to $10,000?! Bloomberg Senior Expert Gives the Most Pessimistic Prediction

比推12/15 23:58

From 'Safe Harbor' to 'Compliant Innovation': An Analysis of the Impact of the SEC's Innovation Exemption Policy

From "Safe Harbor" to "Compliant Innovation": An Analysis of the SEC's Innovation Exemption Policy The U.S. SEC, under Chairman Paul Atkins, introduced the "Innovation Exemption" policy in July 2025, marking a historic shift from an "enforcement-as-regulation" approach to a proactive framework. This temporary exemption, set to take effect in January 2026, provides a 12–24 month grace period for crypto projects (exchanges, DeFi protocols, stablecoin issuers, DAOs) to operate with simplified disclosures instead of full SEC registration, reducing initial compliance burdens. The exemption is principle-based, requiring basic investor protections like periodic reporting, risk disclosures, investment limits, and adherence to technical standards such as ERC-3643 for identity verification. It operates alongside congressional efforts like the CLARITY Act (clarifying SEC/CFTC jurisdiction) and the enacted GENIUS Act (regulating stablecoins under banking rules). Reactions are polarized: startups and institutions welcome the lower entry costs and regulatory clarity, which attract capital and foster innovation. However, the DeFi community warns that mandatory KYC/AML and transfer restrictions risk "traditionalizing" decentralized protocols. Traditional financial institutions oppose it, fearing regulatory arbitrage. Globally, this flexible U.S. model contrasts with the EU’s pre-authorization MiCA regime, forcing companies into dual compliance strategies. The exemption positions the U.S. as a competitive "global crypto capital hub," but international coordination remains crucial for long-term stability. Ultimately, "compliant innovation" becomes the new core competency, requiring projects to balance agility with a clear path to verifiable decentralization.

marsbit12/15 23:06

From 'Safe Harbor' to 'Compliant Innovation': An Analysis of the Impact of the SEC's Innovation Exemption Policy

marsbit12/15 23:06

XRP leverage collapses to multi-year lows — what it means for traders now

XRP is experiencing a significant decline in leverage and open interest, signaling a broad market derisking. The Estimated Leverage Ratio on Binance has sharply fallen from its July peak, indicating traders are closing positions or facing liquidations. This unwind, combined with a drop in price below $1.90 and a bearish RSI near 35, suggests continued downward pressure or potential for sudden volatility spikes. Key signals for a reversal include a return of open interest, stabilization of leverage, and a higher low on the daily chart. Without these, XRP remains vulnerable in its current downtrend.

ambcrypto12/15 23:02

XRP leverage collapses to multi-year lows — what it means for traders now

ambcrypto12/15 23:02

Major Ethereum Whale Returns: Buys $119M In ETH Amid Market Drop

Ethereum is struggling to regain momentum after failing to reclaim the $3,200 level, keeping the market in a fragile state. However, on-chain data reveals a major whale, known as the 66kETHBorrow Whale, has aggressively re-entered the market. During the recent price drop, the whale borrowed $85 million in USDT from Aave, transferred it to Binance, and withdrew 38,576 ETH worth $119.3 million. This accumulation during weakness suggests strategic long-term positioning rather than short-term speculation. While such activity indicates underlying demand and potential confidence in higher future prices, it does not provide full directional certainty, as the whale may have additional undisclosed hedges or positions.

bitcoinist12/15 23:02

Major Ethereum Whale Returns: Buys $119M In ETH Amid Market Drop

bitcoinist12/15 23:02

J.P. Morgan is quietly becoming crypto’s biggest on-chain bank with latest Ethereum launch

J.P. Morgan has launched its first tokenized money market fund, MONY, on Ethereum, expanding its blockchain strategy shortly after executing a $50 million commercial paper issuance on Solana. These moves position the bank as a leading institutional adopter of public blockchain infrastructure. The Ethereum-based MONY fund offers tokenized shares for qualified investors, investing in U.S. Treasuries and repo agreements. The Solana transaction involved a fully on-chain debt settlement using USDC. By leveraging both blockchains, J.P. Morgan is building a multi-chain institutional finance strategy, using Ethereum for yield products and Solana for high-throughput capital markets applications. This shift toward public networks signals growing institutional demand for tokenized assets and more efficient financial infrastructure.

ambcrypto12/15 22:27

J.P. Morgan is quietly becoming crypto’s biggest on-chain bank with latest Ethereum launch

ambcrypto12/15 22:27

Bitcoin Starts the Week Under $90K While Investors Await Key U.S. Data and Global Policy Clarity

Bitcoin (BTC) started the week trading below $90,000 as investors remain cautious ahead of key U.S. economic data releases and major central bank policy decisions. After reaching an all-time high of $126,000 in October, BTC has entered a phase of low volatility and tight trading ranges. Analysts suggest this compression may precede a significant price move, with key support near $86,000 and resistance around $94,600. On-chain data indicates mixed signals, with some institutional accumulation amid overall weakening demand. Market participants are closely watching upcoming U.S. jobs, inflation, and retail sales data, as well as policy announcements from the ECB, BoE, and BoJ, for directional cues.

bitcoinist12/15 22:02

Bitcoin Starts the Week Under $90K While Investors Await Key U.S. Data and Global Policy Clarity

bitcoinist12/15 22:02

SEC commissioner says Crypto is ‘helping to nudge reassessment’ on privacy

SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce stated that cryptocurrency is prompting a reassessment of financial privacy regulations during a roundtable discussion with industry leaders. The event, part of the SEC’s efforts to shape digital asset oversight, addressed balancing investor protection with privacy as blockchain-based finance grows. Peirce and other regulators acknowledged that while public blockchains increase transparency, they also drive demand for privacy tools. The discussion included representatives from Zcash, the Blockchain Association, and the Crypto Council for Innovation. Meanwhile, U.S. Senate efforts to pass comprehensive digital asset market structure legislation before 2026 face time constraints, with a key bill unlikely to advance before the year-end recess.

cointelegraph12/15 21:49

SEC commissioner says Crypto is ‘helping to nudge reassessment’ on privacy

cointelegraph12/15 21:49

New York Times Investigation: Internal Strife, Favoritism... What Details Lie Behind Trump's 'Crypto Amnesty'?

An investigation by The New York Times reveals a dramatic shift in the U.S. SEC’s enforcement approach toward the cryptocurrency industry following former President Donald Trump's return to office. The analysis of court records and internal documents shows the SEC halted, dropped, or softened more than 60% of ongoing crypto cases inherited from the Biden administration. Notably, the agency dropped seven cases outright—five of which involved defendants with public ties to Trump—and made concessions in seven others. In contrast, it maintained its legal stance only in cases where no clear connection to Trump existed. The SEC defended the policy reversal as based on legal and jurisdictional concerns, not political favoritism. The report highlights that multiple companies that benefited from the SEC’s pullback had financial links to Trump or his family—including through his cryptocurrency venture, World Liberty Financial—or had contributed to his political efforts. Examples include Binance, Ripple, Tron, Cumberland, and Gemini, operated by the Winklevoss twins. Under the Biden administration, the SEC filed 105 crypto-related cases, compared to zero since Trump’s return. Current and former SEC officials expressed concern that the agency’s retreat risks undermining investor protection and encouraging unchecked industry practices.

比推12/15 21:44

New York Times Investigation: Internal Strife, Favoritism... What Details Lie Behind Trump's 'Crypto Amnesty'?

比推12/15 21:44

Circle to acquire Interop Labs team and IP as Axelar remains independent

Circle has signed an agreement to acquire the Interop Labs team and its proprietary technology, a core contributor to the Axelar Network. The deal, expected to close in early 2026, will integrate Interop’s technology into Circle’s Arc blockchain and Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) to enhance interoperability and developer tools. The Axelar Network, its foundation, and the AXL token will remain independent and community-governed. Another contributor, Common Prefix, will take over Interop’s development duties. Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, has been expanding through acquisitions, including Hashnote earlier in 2025. The terms of the deal were not disclosed.

cointelegraph12/15 21:35

Circle to acquire Interop Labs team and IP as Axelar remains independent

cointelegraph12/15 21:35

Market Expert Says Ripple’s Biggest Win Is Not XRP Regulation, Here’s What It Is

A crypto market expert argues that Ripple's most significant achievement is not XRP's regulatory clarity as a non-security, but rather its recent conditional approval for a national trust bank charter from the OCC. This milestone validates Ripple’s long-term strategy of engaging with regulators and building institutional partnerships, rather than focusing solely on retail adoption. The approval signals Ripple’s commitment to operating within established financial frameworks and strengthens its legitimacy in global finance. The expert, previously skeptical, now views this as evidence of Ripple’s maturity and dedication to solving foundational problems, which ultimately benefits XRP’s credibility and future.

bitcoinist12/15 21:02

Market Expert Says Ripple’s Biggest Win Is Not XRP Regulation, Here’s What It Is

bitcoinist12/15 21:02

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