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Mapping Bitcoin’s year-end slowdown as leverage exits the market

Bitcoin's market activity is slowing down significantly toward the end of the year, with Open Interest dropping nearly 50% from recent highs—representing over $30 billion in closed leveraged positions. Trading volumes have also declined, with CEX volume falling to around $191 billion and ETF activity dropping to approximately $39 billion. Despite holding relatively steady around $86,400, Bitcoin's price is below key moving averages, and indicators like RSI and OBV reflect weak buying pressure and thinning participation. This cautious, defensive stance is typical of year-end behavior as institutional investors reduce risk, unwind positions, and await new catalysts.

ambcrypto12/17 16:03

Mapping Bitcoin’s year-end slowdown as leverage exits the market

ambcrypto12/17 16:03

Experts Predict Bitcoin Crash to $10,000 This Year. Is There a Rescue?

Bitcoin's price decline below $90,000 has reignited fears of a potential drop to $10,000, driven by a shift in market sentiment away from riskier assets. Amid this uncertainty, attention is turning toward practical infrastructure solutions rather than speculative narratives. Bitcoin Layer 2 technologies, such as Bitcoin Hyper, are gaining traction as they address key limitations of the Bitcoin network—high fees, slow throughput, and limited programmability. Bitcoin Hyper, which integrates Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), aims to provide faster execution and lower latency, enabling DeFi, NFTs, and dApps on Bitcoin without compromising its security. The project has already raised over $29.5 million in its presale, indicating significant investor interest. As market cycles emphasize utility over hype, infrastructure projects like Bitcoin Hyper could play a crucial role in Bitcoin's next growth phase, even amid bearish predictions.

bitcoinist12/17 16:03

Experts Predict Bitcoin Crash to $10,000 This Year. Is There a Rescue?

bitcoinist12/17 16:03

Bitcoin tags $90K as crypto market spike liquidates $120M shorts

Bitcoin (BTC) surged back to $90,000 during Wednesday’s Wall Street open, erasing recent losses and liquidating over $120 million in short positions. Analysts noted that liquidity dynamics continue to drive short-term price action, with a key breakout above $88,000 potentially pushing BTC toward $93,000–94,000. However, some traders warned of a possible breakdown below the 100-week moving average support near $85,000, with bearish targets as low as $76,000. Despite the bounce, uncertainty remains, with some viewing the move as a temporary squeeze rather than a sustained recovery.

cointelegraph12/17 15:58

Bitcoin tags $90K as crypto market spike liquidates $120M shorts

cointelegraph12/17 15:58

Coins of the Year. How Cryptocurrency Traders Made Money on Gold

In 2025, while Bitcoin and most cryptocurrencies experienced significant volatility, gold consistently reached new all-time highs. Crypto investors gained exposure to this rally through gold-backed stablecoins, a niche asset class that became one of the year's top performers with returns of approximately 65%. The leading tokens, Paxos' PAXG and Tether's XAUT, saw their combined market capitalization surge past $4 billion, dominating the sector. Gold itself hit a record high above $4,380 per ounce in October. In contrast, Bitcoin, which also peaked in October, fell over 30% from its high and was down 8% year-to-date. The article highlights that gold confirmed its role as a safe-haven asset during a year of geopolitical tension, notably after Donald Trump administration's policies began, while Bitcoin's hedging properties were questioned. Gold's performance (+26%) significantly outpaced Bitcoin and major US stock indices like the NASDAQ (+17%) and S&P 500 (+12%).

RBK-crypto12/17 15:54

Coins of the Year. How Cryptocurrency Traders Made Money on Gold

RBK-crypto12/17 15:54

Kyrgyzstan’s USDKG shows how real-asset stablecoins are evolving in emerging markets

Kyrgyzstan has launched USDKG, a USD-pegged stablecoin backed by physical gold rather than traditional cash or Treasurys. Initially issued as 50 million tokens on Tron, it plans to expand to Ethereum. The project, involving state-linked and private entities, targets remittance-heavy emerging markets where dollar-denominated trade is common but access is limited. Key considerations include redemption mechanisms, independent gold reserve verification, smart contract security, and real-world liquidity. Its success depends on transparent audits, regulatory compliance under Kyrgyzstan’s virtual asset laws, and practical adoption in payments and remittances.

cointelegraph12/17 15:51

Kyrgyzstan’s USDKG shows how real-asset stablecoins are evolving in emerging markets

cointelegraph12/17 15:51

Buryatia Supports Strengthening the Ban on Cryptocurrency Mining

The government of Buryatia has supported the introduction of a year-round ban on cryptocurrency mining, citing a severe existing electricity deficit. The regional Ministry of Transport, Energy, and Road Infrastructure stated that the ban is a measure to stabilize the power supply and ensure the rational use of resources. The energy deficit in Buryatia and two neighboring regions—Irkutsk Oblast and Zabaykalsky Krai—reaches nearly 3,000 MW. Previously, restrictions were only in place during the high-load winter period from November 15 to March 15. This follows a previous report that the Russian government plans to introduce a year-round mining ban in southern Buryatia and Zabaykalsky Krai starting in 2026. Earlier in 2025, mining was restricted until spring 2031 in several energy-deficient Russian territories, including regions of the North Caucasus and occupied Ukrainian territories, where the ban is year-round. Seasonal restrictions were applied in Buryatia, Zabaykalsky Krai, and southern Irkutsk Oblast during the heating season, though the governor of Irkutsk later secured a full ban for his region. Buryatia and Zabaykalsky Krai had previously requested a full ban, but a decision was postponed in June to first assess the financial impact on the power grid and prepare a regulatory framework for redistributing miners' power capacity to social facilities. Despite this, the Ministry of Energy stated in September that it saw no grounds for new mining bans, claiming it had received no requests from regional authorities and that the national power system was handling the load.

RBK-crypto12/17 15:38

Buryatia Supports Strengthening the Ban on Cryptocurrency Mining

RBK-crypto12/17 15:38

Strategy Scoops Up 10,000 BTC in a Single Week: Is Market Supply Running Low?

In a significant market move, investment firm Strategy purchased over 10,000 BTC (worth approximately $900 million) in a single week, reinforcing its position as one of the world’s largest Bitcoin holders with a total of 671,000 BTC valued at over $50 billion. This aggressive accumulation has raised questions about Bitcoin’s actual available supply. Although 19.96 million BTC (95% of the total 21 million cap) have been mined, the truly liquid supply is far smaller. An estimated 30% of Bitcoin is held long-term without movement, and around 20% is likely permanently lost. Additionally, exchange reserves have dropped to multi-year lows, reducing immediately tradable supply. Key institutional players include 153 companies with non-zero BTC balances—29 of which are public firms holding 1.082 million BTC. Strategy alone accounts for 671,000 BTC (62% of corporate holdings). Bitcoin ETFs hold about 1.311 million BTC, led by BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale. Governments hold approximately 615,000 BTC, with the U.S. and China as top holders. Around 3.409 million BTC haven’t moved in over a decade, with at least 2.14 million considered permanently inaccessible due to lost keys—including an estimated 1 million BTC possibly owned by Satoshi Nakamoto. With rising institutional demand and shrinking liquid supply, the market is experiencing structural tightening, potentially driving future price dynamics as available BTC becomes scarcer.

比推12/17 15:15

Strategy Scoops Up 10,000 BTC in a Single Week: Is Market Supply Running Low?

比推12/17 15:15

How YouTube’s stablecoin payouts could change creator monetization

YouTube now allows eligible US creators to receive payouts in PayPal’s stablecoin, PYUSD, through its existing Hyperwallet infrastructure. This does not change how creators earn—revenue is still generated in US dollars from ads and other features—but offers an alternative disbursement method. PayPal converts the dollar payout to PYUSD at the point of transfer. The option may provide benefits like faster settlement outside banking hours and future cross-border potential, but it also introduces fees, tax complexity, and platform risks. It reflects a broader trend of stablecoins being used as payment rails rather than speculative assets, integrating digital dollars into mainstream financial flows.

cointelegraph12/17 14:59

How YouTube’s stablecoin payouts could change creator monetization

cointelegraph12/17 14:59

Breaking Away from Traditional Investment Paths: Cryptocurrency Emerges as the Primary Battlefield for Wealth Among the Younger Generation

Coinbase's latest industry report, in collaboration with Ipsos, reveals a significant generational shift in investment strategies. Younger investors, including Gen Z and millennials, are increasingly moving away from traditional wealth-building paths like buying real estate and investing in stocks. The survey of over 2,000 U.S. investors found that 73% of young people believe it's harder for their generation to build wealth through conventional means compared to their parents' generation. This sentiment is reflected in their portfolios: younger investors allocate 25% of their investments to non-traditional assets like cryptocurrencies, derivatives, and NFTs—three times the allocation of older investors. Nearly half (45%) of young investors already hold cryptocurrency, compared to just 18% of older investors. They view crypto not as a speculative side investment but as a core component for catching up financially, with 80% believing it offers more opportunities outside the traditional financial system. Younger investors are also more active, trade more frequently, and are willing to take higher risks for greater returns. They express strong interest in emerging crypto products like derivatives, prediction markets, and DeFi lending. This trend is pushing the financial industry toward 24/7, multi-asset platforms that better serve this internet-native generation.

比推12/17 14:34

Breaking Away from Traditional Investment Paths: Cryptocurrency Emerges as the Primary Battlefield for Wealth Among the Younger Generation

比推12/17 14:34

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