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Analyzing Litecoin’s Bitwise ETF inclusion as whales quietly step up

Litecoin (LTC) has been included in the Bitwise 10 Crypto Index ETF (BITW), trading on NYSE Arca. Although its allocation is small at 0.26%, this inclusion enhances LTC’s institutional credibility alongside Bitcoin and Ethereum. The development hasn’t spurred immediate trading demand, with spot volume dropping nearly 30% to around $189 million, indicating cautious short-term sentiment. However, on-chain data shows increased whale accumulation, suggesting long-term bullish positioning and a potential sell-side pressure decline. While Litecoin’s price remains below key resistance levels, the ETF inclusion is viewed as a structural milestone for future institutional adoption and legitimacy, emphasizing positioning over short-term momentum.

ambcrypto12/15 05:02

Analyzing Litecoin’s Bitwise ETF inclusion as whales quietly step up

ambcrypto12/15 05:02

Month-old Ethereum client bug blamed for Prysm outage

A month-old bug in the Prysm Ethereum client caused a significant outage on December 4, leading to resource exhaustion and performance degradation. The issue occurred when Prysm nodes processed attestations from out-of-sync nodes, forcing them to recompute expensive state transitions. Although the bug had been present on testnets for a month prior, it wasn’t triggered until the mainnet incident. The network experienced an 18.5% missed slot rate for over 42 epochs, with participation dropping to 75%, resulting in approximately 382 ETH lost in attestation rewards. A patch was quickly deployed to resolve the issue. Developers emphasized that client diversity helped prevent a more severe impact, as Prysm only holds a 17.6% share of the network. However, they warned that Lighthouse, the dominant client with 52.6% share, is nearing a dangerous threshold where a single bug could finalize an invalid chain.

cointelegraph12/15 04:53

Month-old Ethereum client bug blamed for Prysm outage

cointelegraph12/15 04:53

Did crypto firms ‘pay’ Trump for regulatory rollbacks? NYT thinks so…

According to a New York Times report, former President Donald Trump and his family allegedly benefited from dismissed or settled crypto cases through political donations and business ties. The Trump administration reportedly dismissed 33% of Biden-era crypto cases, significantly higher than the 4% average in other industries. Over half of the defendants in these cases had close ties to the administration. Examples include Coinbase, which had a lawsuit dismissed and backed pro-crypto PACs, and Binance, whose case was resolved after its founder assisted a Trump-linked stablecoin project. The report suggests a "pay-to-play" pattern involving firms like Consensys, Kraken, and Ripple. SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce defended the dismissals, stating the cases lacked legal basis. Trump’s growing crypto empire and regulatory rollbacks have faced Democratic scrutiny, raising concerns about conflicts of interest.

ambcrypto12/15 04:31

Did crypto firms ‘pay’ Trump for regulatory rollbacks? NYT thinks so…

ambcrypto12/15 04:31

Looking Back at the Web3 Wallet Undercurrents of 2025: What Are the Major Players Really Competing On?

In 2025, the Web3 wallet sector is undergoing a quiet but significant transformation, driven by major players integrating advanced technologies to enhance security, usability, and functionality. Key developments include Coinbase and Bitget adopting TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) for secure key management and transaction signing, Binance and OKX leveraging TEE with MPC (Multi-Party Computation) and smart accounts for improved security and cross-chain operations, and MetaMask and Phantom introducing social login features using encrypted key sharding for better recovery and user experience. The evolution reflects a shift from purely self-custodial models to hybrid approaches that balance security with convenience, enabling features like automated trading, gas sponsorship, and seamless multi-chain interactions. This transition is fueled by emerging trends such as Perps (perpetual contracts), RWA (real-world assets), and CeDeFi, which demand more complex transaction capabilities. While no new dominant wallets emerged, existing leaders are repositioning as comprehensive entry points for diverse on-chain activities, moving beyond basic asset storage to integrated financial services. The adoption of TEE and MPC technologies, alongside potential future integration with passkeys, indicates a maturation of wallet infrastructure, setting the stage for broader adoption and more sophisticated applications in the coming years.

marsbit12/15 04:05

Looking Back at the Web3 Wallet Undercurrents of 2025: What Are the Major Players Really Competing On?

marsbit12/15 04:05

Abu Dhabi Breakpoint Full Recap: 49 Key Developments in the Solana Ecosystem

Solana's Breakpoint 2025 in Abu Dhabi showcased 49 key developments, highlighting the ecosystem's rapid expansion. Major announcements included Coinbase and Bitget enabling trading for all Solana tokens, Jupiter's new products (including a stablecoin and lending platform), and a $500M Keel initiative for RWA tokenization. Significant technical upgrades featured the mainnet launch of the Firedancer client and new token standards like Light Token. Institutional adoption accelerated with J.P. Morgan settling a bond on Solana and OSL announcing a federally regulated stablecoin, USDGO. Other notable updates covered predictions markets, wallet innovations (Solflare, Ryder), and expansions in mobile (Solana Mobile), DeFi (Kamino, Drift), and real-world assets, setting a robust foundation for 2026.

Odaily星球日报12/15 03:45

Abu Dhabi Breakpoint Full Recap: 49 Key Developments in the Solana Ecosystem

Odaily星球日报12/15 03:45

Michael Saylor hints at next Bitcoin buy as BTC falls below $88K

Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $88,000, hitting a two-week low of $87,600 on Sunday, though it slightly recovered to over $89,000. MicroStrategy’s executive chairman Michael Saylor hinted at another Bitcoin purchase by posting “Back to More Orange Dots” on social media. The firm, which already holds 660,624 BTC worth about $58.5 billion, last bought 10,624 BTC on December 12. Some analysts attributed the selling pressure to expectations that the Bank of Japan may raise interest rates by 0.25%, potentially impacting risk assets like Bitcoin. However, others argued that such a move is already priced in, predicting that Bitcoin will likely remain range-bound between $80,000 and $100,000 until a new catalyst emerges.

cointelegraph12/15 03:33

Michael Saylor hints at next Bitcoin buy as BTC falls below $88K

cointelegraph12/15 03:33

Altcoin ETFs Fully Opened: Data Analysis, Opportunities, and Risk Assessment

Altcoin ETFs have entered a period of mass approval in the US, with multiple single-asset ETFs like XRP, SOL, DOGE, LTC, HBAR, and LINK launching in Q4 2025. This follows the successful establishment of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs, which set a regulatory precedent and accelerated institutional adoption. Key drivers include the SEC's revised listing standards, which shortened approval timelines, and a unique regulatory window during the US government shutdown. Data shows significant capital inflows, with XRP and Solana ETFs leading, attracting hundreds of millions in assets. In contrast, ETFs for LTC and DOGE saw minimal interest. While these ETFs provide a compliant gateway for institutional and retail investors, they face risks including regulatory uncertainty, market volatility, liquidity constraints, and intense product competition. The trend signals a maturation of crypto markets toward diversified, institutional investment, though careful risk management remains essential.

深潮12/15 03:31

Altcoin ETFs Fully Opened: Data Analysis, Opportunities, and Risk Assessment

深潮12/15 03:31

Funding Weekly Report | 19 Public Funding Events, Cross-Chain Protocol LI.FI Raises $29 Million, Led by Multicoin Capital and CoinFund

Financing Weekly Recap: 19 public funding rounds totaling over $178 million were recorded. Key deals include cross-chain protocol LI.FI raising $29 million co-led by Multicoin Capital and CoinFund. Real Finance secured $29 million for RWA tokenization infrastructure. DeFi saw 8 deals, including Magma Finance's $6M raise. Web3 & AI sector had 2 deals, with AI platform Surf raising $15M. Infrastructure & tools featured 4 deals, and CeFi had 5, including MetaComp's $22M Pre-A for stablecoin payments.

marsbit12/15 03:23

Funding Weekly Report | 19 Public Funding Events, Cross-Chain Protocol LI.FI Raises $29 Million, Led by Multicoin Capital and CoinFund

marsbit12/15 03:23

Weekly Outlook: Macro 'Data Deluge' Week: Delayed CPI and the Bank of Japan's 'Rate Hike Pursuit'

This week marks a critical period for global markets as a flood of delayed macroeconomic data and major central bank decisions converge, breaking months of uncertainty. The key events include the US Labor Department's release of two months of non-farm payroll data (October and November) on Tuesday, which is expected to show contradictory signals—a decline in October jobs followed by a rebound in November. This data may reveal structural weaknesses in the labor market, potentially triggering "recession trading" and risk-off sentiment. On Thursday, the delayed US November CPI report will be released. A higher-than-expected reading could signal premature Fed rate cuts and strengthen the US dollar, negatively impacting risk assets like Bitcoin. Conversely, softer inflation would support the case for further rate cuts. The Bank of Japan's meeting on Friday is another major event, with a 98% market probability priced in for a 25-basis-point rate hike. This divergence from global monetary policy could disrupt yen carry trade, potentially causing leveraged capital to exit crypto markets and testing Bitcoin's support near $88,000. Amid the macro turmoil, crypto institutions are pushing forward strategically. Coinbase plans to launch prediction markets and tokenized stocks on Wednesday, aiming to integrate traditional equity liquidity into crypto. Also on Wednesday, HashKey Group is listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, seeking to raise up to HK$1.67 billion and boost confidence in Asian Web3 markets. Additional factors include US regulatory discussions and delays in South Korea’s stablecoin regulations, which may dampen retail investor participation. In summary, macro events will test market stability, while institutional developments could define crypto’s next growth phase. Traders are advised to monitor the DXY and USD/JPY closely and adopt a defensive stance ahead of Friday’s BoJ decision.

marsbit12/15 03:18

Weekly Outlook: Macro 'Data Deluge' Week: Delayed CPI and the Bank of Japan's 'Rate Hike Pursuit'

marsbit12/15 03:18

Is a Big Move Coming for Dogecoin (DOGE)? Ultimate Target of $0.6 + Short-Term Surge to $0.21, On-Chain Signals Hold Clues

Dogecoin (DOGE) is showing strong bullish signals despite recent market volatility, with two top analysts predicting a long-term surge to $0.21 and an ultimate target of $0.6. Currently trading at $0.14 with a 3.5% gain in 24 hours, DOGE has seen a 41% drop in trading volume but is consolidating within a key range. The RSI at 42 indicates neutral momentum, while a nearly 7% increase in open interest to $1.5 billion reflects growing trader optimism. Analysts highlight a triangle consolidation pattern, with a break above $0.14 likely triggering a short-term rally to $0.21. Despite some market uncertainty and shifting capital to safer assets, rising futures interest suggests smart money is accumulating. The key level to watch is $0.14—a hold above it could open the path to higher targets, while a failure may lead to a retest of support.

金色财经12/15 03:16

Is a Big Move Coming for Dogecoin (DOGE)? Ultimate Target of $0.6 + Short-Term Surge to $0.21, On-Chain Signals Hold Clues

金色财经12/15 03:16

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