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Ledger’s Ian Rogers Criticises Crypto Exchanges For ‘Irresponsible’ Security, Dismisses Crypto’s Quantum Risk

Ledger's Chief Experience Officer Ian Rogers has criticized crypto exchanges for "irresponsible" security practices, stating that software wallets and mobile-first designs create a false sense of user security. He argued exchanges should guide users toward hardware-backed security like passkeys integrated with Ledger devices, rather than relying on biometric locks which he deemed insufficient for protecting significant value. Rogers dismissed near-term concerns about quantum computing threats to crypto, citing confidence in Ledger's internal cryptography experts, particularly CTO Charles Guillemet. He revealed Ledger is already developing quantum-resistant solutions to deploy well before they become necessary. He emphasized that security involves risk management rather than perfection, noting Ledger's "secure by design" approach sometimes slows product development but minimizes potential damage from attacks. Rogers also highlighted adoption barriers, noting smartphones are designed for sharing information rather than protecting value, and warned that anyone requesting seed phrases is "a thief." His product philosophy focuses on building cohesive security experiences rather than standalone hardware.

ccn.com12/14 12:09

Ledger’s Ian Rogers Criticises Crypto Exchanges For ‘Irresponsible’ Security, Dismisses Crypto’s Quantum Risk

ccn.com12/14 12:09

How HashKey plans to become Hong Kong’s first crypto IPO

HashKey has filed for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, aiming to become the city's first publicly listed crypto-native company. The exchange plans to offer 240.57 million shares, targeting up to $215 million, with trading expected to begin on December 17, 2025. HashKey operates a licensed platform offering trading, custody, staking, asset management, and tokenization services. It reported significant growth, with revenue rising from 129 million HKD in 2022 to 721 million HKD in 2024. However, the company remains unprofitable due to heavy investments in technology, compliance, and expansion. The IPO is seen as a test of investor appetite for regulated crypto infrastructure and Hong Kong’s ambition to become a digital asset hub. Proceeds will fund technology upgrades (40%), international expansion (40%), and operational costs (20%). The outcome may influence future crypto listings and the broader adoption of regulated digital asset services in the region.

cointelegraph12/14 12:06

How HashKey plans to become Hong Kong’s first crypto IPO

cointelegraph12/14 12:06

Bitcoin To Retest $85,000 Mark In Coming Days – Here’s Why

Amid Bitcoin's recent rebound, analyst KillaXBT predicts a short-term price pullback. Historical data indicates BTC has consistently declined by around 8% after the 14th day of each month over the past five months—a pattern termed the "14th Pivot." This suggests a potential 5% or more drop after December 14, possibly retesting the $85,000–$86,000 range. Despite the current upward channel, the analyst warns of a deeper correction, citing Q4's earlier downturn. KillaXBT also speculates a more bearish scenario where Bitcoin could bottom near $48,905—its price at the time of spot ETF approvals in January 2024. This would imply a 46% decline, potentially driven by institutional outflows from ETFs like BlackRock’s IBIT, which has been a major driver of recent gains. At the time of writing, BTC is trading around $90,348, down 2.18%.

Bitcoinist12/14 12:02

Bitcoin To Retest $85,000 Mark In Coming Days – Here’s Why

Bitcoinist12/14 12:02

Bitcoin struggles as S&P 500 and Nasdaq rally – What’s holding BTC back?

Global markets faced pressure in 2025 due to shifts in U.S. trade policies, impacting risk assets. While the S&P 500 and Nasdaq posted gains of 16% and 20% year-to-date, respectively, Bitcoin experienced a sharp 36% drawdown, particularly in Q4. This performance divergence caused Bitcoin’s correlation with U.S. equities to drop to yearly lows, around -0.30 with the S&P 500 and -0.24 with the Nasdaq. Despite short-term underperformance, Bitcoin’s long-term compound annual growth rate remained strong at 47% over five years, far exceeding traditional assets. The weakening correlation reinforces Bitcoin’s status as a distinct asset class but limits its ability to benefit from equity rallies, leading to increased independence and potential volatility in response to macro shifts.

ambcrypto12/14 12:01

Bitcoin struggles as S&P 500 and Nasdaq rally – What’s holding BTC back?

ambcrypto12/14 12:01

Is It More Profitable To Hold Bitcoin For The Short-Term? 2025 Numbers Are Here

Bitcoin short-term holders, defined as addresses holding BTC for 1-3 months, were profitable for about 66% of trading days in 2025, equivalent to roughly 230 days. They benefited from extended periods where Bitcoin traded above their average cost basis, especially during rallies above $100,000 and a peak near $115,000 in July. However, the current price around $90,000 is below the short-term realized price of just over $100,000, resulting in approximately a 10% loss. This loss recently deepened to -20% in November, marking the worst period for this group in 2025. While the year was largely profitable for short-term holders, the present outlook remains unfavorable until Bitcoin reclaims the $100,000 threshold.

bitcoinist12/14 11:46

Is It More Profitable To Hold Bitcoin For The Short-Term? 2025 Numbers Are Here

bitcoinist12/14 11:46

Weekly Preview | HASHKEY Expected to List on December 17; Coinbase Plans to Launch Prediction Markets and Tokenized Stocks

This week in crypto and finance features key events from December 15-20. On December 17, HashKey Group is set to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, aiming to raise up to HK$1.67 billion. Also on the 17th, Coinbase is expected to launch prediction markets and tokenized stocks. Regulatory focus includes an SEC roundtable on financial regulation and privacy on the 15th. Major macroeconomic data includes the U.S. November CPI report on the 18th and the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision on the 19th, where a rate hike is widely anticipated. Significant token unlocks are scheduled: Starknet (STRK) and Sei (SEI) on the 15th, Arbitrum (ARB) on the 16th, and LayerZero (ZRO) and Lista DAO (LISTA) on the 20th. Other notable events include the gensyn AI protocol public sale, Synthetix returning to Ethereum mainnet, and the Jupiter (JUP) stablecoin, JupUSD, expected to launch.

marsbit12/14 11:41

Weekly Preview | HASHKEY Expected to List on December 17; Coinbase Plans to Launch Prediction Markets and Tokenized Stocks

marsbit12/14 11:41

Conversation with Polygon Founder: Escaping Poverty and Building a $30 Billion Crypto Company

Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon, discusses his journey from a challenging childhood in India to building a $30 billion blockchain company. Growing up in poverty, he developed a strong drive for success. Nailwal works long hours, often sleeping only 4-5 hours a night, to advance Polygon’s mission of enabling sovereign individuals through decentralized systems. He believes blockchain and AI are critical for creating a borderless world with decentralized governance and financial freedom. While blockchain supports decentralization, AI represents a centralizing force, making their intersection vital for future societal structures. Nailwal also emphasizes the importance of philanthropy, aiming to reduce suffering for others based on his own experiences. Polygon faced significant challenges, including financial struggles and market volatility, but has grown into a leading platform. Projects like Polymarket choose Polygon for its scalability and network effects. Looking ahead, Nailwal plans to focus on AI and decentralized governance long-term, aiming to contribute to a freer, more equitable global system.

marsbit12/14 11:41

Conversation with Polygon Founder: Escaping Poverty and Building a $30 Billion Crypto Company

marsbit12/14 11:41

Decoding BNB’s strength as XRP loses ground in high-cap rankings

Despite a weak Q4 and broader altcoin market downturn, Binance Coin (BNB) has demonstrated notable resilience, remaining up 27% annually and 30% above its Q3 open. This performance has allowed BNB to overtake XRP as the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, surpassing $120 billion. The shift is reflected in an 8.5% decline in the XRP/BNB ratio over the past month, indicating capital rotation toward BNB. On-chain data supports this trend, with Binance Smart Chain's TVL down only 9% to $6.86 billion, compared to a 30% decline in XRP's DeFi activity. This divergence suggests a potential long-term reversal in crypto market rankings, positioning BNB for stronger relative returns among high-cap assets into 2026.

ambcrypto12/14 11:02

Decoding BNB’s strength as XRP loses ground in high-cap rankings

ambcrypto12/14 11:02

Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is intact, but driven by politics and liquidity: Analyst

According to Markus Thielen of 10x Research, Bitcoin's four-year cycle remains intact but is now driven more by political events and liquidity conditions rather than its halving events. Thielen argues that past market peaks in 2013, 2017, and 2021 align more closely with U.S. presidential election cycles and broader political uncertainty than with Bitcoin’s programmed supply reductions. He also notes that recent Federal Reserve rate cuts have failed to boost Bitcoin significantly, as institutional investors remain cautious amid mixed policy signals and tightening liquidity. Thielen expecting consolidation rather than a major rally without increased capital inflows. In contrast, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes contends the four-year cycle is dead, asserting that Bitcoin’s cycles have always been driven by global liquidity conditions, not arbitrary timelines or halving events.

cointelegraph12/14 10:38

Bitcoin’s four-year cycle is intact, but driven by politics and liquidity: Analyst

cointelegraph12/14 10:38

Bitcoin will ‘dump below $70K’ thanks to hawkish Japan: Macro analysts

Based on analysis from multiple macro-focused analysts, Bitcoin (BTC) could face a continued correction toward or below $70,000 if the Bank of Japan (BoJ) proceeds with an expected interest rate hike on December 19. The thesis centers on Japan's role in global liquidity, as past BoJ rate hikes have strengthened the yen, making it more expensive to borrow and invest in risk assets. This often forces traders to unwind "yen carry trades," reducing global market liquidity and pressuring Bitcoin during risk-off periods. Historical data highlighted by analyst AndrewBTC shows that every BoJ hike since 2024 coincided with Bitcoin price drawdowns exceeding 20%, including declines of 23% in March 2024, 26% in July 2024, and 31% in January 2025. Furthermore, Bitcoin's daily chart shows a bear flag formation, a technical pattern that often signals a pause before a trend continuation. A breakdown from this pattern could trigger a move lower toward the $70,000–$72,500 zone, a downside target also shared by other analysts.

cointelegraph12/14 10:31

Bitcoin will ‘dump below $70K’ thanks to hawkish Japan: Macro analysts

cointelegraph12/14 10:31

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