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ETHZilla offloads $74.5 mln Ethereum to pay debt: ‘Embarrassing!’

ETHZilla, a Peter Thiel-backed firm, has sold $74.5 million worth of Ethereum (24,291 ETH) to pay down its debt, marking a significant shift from its corporate treasury strategy just four months after adopting it. The company also announced it will discontinue its mNAV metric and pivot its focus toward tokenization. This abrupt change drew sharp criticism from analysts, with one calling it an "embarrassing" destruction of shareholder value. The firm’s mNAV had fallen below 1 in early December, complicating its ability to raise capital. Meanwhile, broader market outflows hit ETH, with treasury and ETF firms seeing nearly $670 million in outflows over the past week, keeping ETH prices subdued below $3,000.

ambcrypto12/23 10:03

ETHZilla offloads $74.5 mln Ethereum to pay debt: ‘Embarrassing!’

ambcrypto12/23 10:03

Waiting for the Bitcoin Santa Rally This Christmas? Analysts Sound Alarm on Incoming Bears

Analysts warn that the widely anticipated Bitcoin "Santa rally" may be delayed until after the New Year, with increased volatility expected due to thin holiday liquidity and a major options expiry. Approximately $23.7 billion in Bitcoin options are set to expire on December 26, potentially amplifying price swings. Trading firm QCP Capital highlights weakening liquidity and ongoing deleveraging as factors suppressing a sustained rally. While some optimism remains—evidenced by elevated open interest in $100,000 call options—the market remains fragile. The "max pain" price for the expiry is near $95,000, which could influence spot prices. Historically, Bitcoin has experienced 5–7% swings during Christmas due to low liquidity and derivatives activity.

ccn.com12/23 10:03

Waiting for the Bitcoin Santa Rally This Christmas? Analysts Sound Alarm on Incoming Bears

ccn.com12/23 10:03

Over 80% of New Tokens Peak at TGE, The Root Cause and Cure for Web3's False Prosperity Lies Here

More than 80% of new tokens in 2025 have seen their Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) fall below their initial TGE valuation, with a median decline of 71%. Only 15% of tokens performed better post-TGE. This trend indicates that for most projects, the token generation event (TGE) represents their peak valuation. Statistical analysis of 113 token launches reveals that common success metrics—such as high fundraising amounts, large social media followings, and listings on major exchanges—have little to no statistical correlation with token performance. Projects raising more capital (e.g., over $10 million) did not perform better than those raising less (e.g., $300k–$500k). In fact, lower-funded projects often delivered higher returns per dollar raised. Social community size proved irrelevant; most "communities" are speculative and disappear when token prices fall. Token pricing also matters: tokens priced between $0.01–$0.05 at launch had the highest survival rate, while those priced outside this range generally failed. AI-related tokens outperformed others in both peak and current returns, while Gaming and DeFi sectors struggled significantly. Launch platforms (IDOs/IEOs) did not ensure success—most tokens on these platforms fell 70–93% post-launch. The root issue is a market that prioritizes hype over substance, narrative over data, and promises over products. To survive in 2026, projects should focus on lean fundraising, realistic token pricing, product-market fit, and tangible metrics like user retention and revenue—rather than vanity metrics. The old playbook is broken; a new, pragmatic approach is essential.

Odaily星球日报12/23 09:55

Over 80% of New Tokens Peak at TGE, The Root Cause and Cure for Web3's False Prosperity Lies Here

Odaily星球日报12/23 09:55

Bears on the Prowl: Is Bitcoin (BTC) Under 2021-Style Bear Pressure?

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a downturn, with Bitcoin (BTC) facing significant bearish pressure and trading in a consolidation phase. As of December 23rd, BTC's price dropped over 2.1%, falling from an opening high of $90,501 to around $87,409. Daily trading volume surged by 70.13%, reaching $45.22 billion, while $103.77 million in BTC was liquidated. Analysis suggests Bitcoin's current price action mirrors its 2021 cycle, where a peak was followed by a sharp correction. After reaching a high near $126K in 2025, BTC shows a similar pattern of fading momentum and a potential breakdown. Technical indicators point to bearish dominance. The MACD line is below its signal line, indicating active selling pressure. The Bull Bear Power reading of -1,470.76 confirms strong bearish control. The RSI at 45.31 suggests a neutral to slightly bearish sentiment, while the Chaikin Money Flow indicates only mild buying pressure. Key support is at $87.5K; a break below could trigger a death cross and deeper decline. Resistance sits at $87.7K; a break above could lead to a golden cross and a move toward $87,869 or higher. The market sentiment remains cautious as Bitcoin navigates this critical zone.

TheNewsCrypto12/23 09:53

Bears on the Prowl: Is Bitcoin (BTC) Under 2021-Style Bear Pressure?

TheNewsCrypto12/23 09:53

A New Perspective on the Four-Year Crypto Cycle: I Asked Seven Industry Veterans What Stage We're In Now

The article "A New Perspective on Crypto's Four-Year Cycle: Insights from Seven Industry Veterans" explores whether the traditional four-year market cycle, historically driven by Bitcoin halving events, still holds true in today's crypto market. Key points from seven experts include: - The four-year cycle, once driven by Bitcoin's supply reduction from halving, is now increasingly influenced by macro liquidity, institutional adoption, and global financial policies (e.g., U.S. elections, Fed policies). - ETF inflows and institutional capital have altered price action, flattening post-halving rallies and reducing volatility as Bitcoin matures into a trillion-dollar asset. - Experts disagree on the current market phase: some see a bearish transition due to declining miner profitability and capital outflow to AI stocks, while others view it as a mid-to-late bull cycle correction with potential for slow, structural growth driven by macro liquidity. - The "altcoin season" may not return in its traditional form; future outperformance will likely be selective, focused on utility-driven projects rather than broad speculative rallies. - Most experts have reduced altcoin exposure, favoring BTC, ETH, and stablecoins, with cash reserves above 50% in some cases. - Advice for investors: avoid leverage, consider gradual accumulation (e.g., below $60K for BTC), and prioritize discipline over timing. Consensus: The four-year cycle is evolving from a rigid halving-driven model to a more complex, macro-dependent framework, with reduced returns and slower, institution-led growth defining the future.

Odaily星球日报12/23 09:34

A New Perspective on the Four-Year Crypto Cycle: I Asked Seven Industry Veterans What Stage We're In Now

Odaily星球日报12/23 09:34

A New Perspective on the Four-Year Crypto Cycle: I Asked Seven Industry Veterans What Stage We're In Now

"The article explores whether the four-year crypto market cycle, historically driven by Bitcoin halving events, remains relevant. Seven industry experts share their views, noting that while the cycle was once supply-driven, its influence is diminishing due to Bitcoin's maturation, institutional adoption via ETFs, and macro liquidity factors. Most agree the cycle is evolving into a narrative shaped by broader financial conditions, not just halvings. Current market performance—Bitcoin’s reduced post-halving gains and weak altcoin momentum—reflects this shift. Experts are divided on the current phase: some see a bear market beginning, while others view it as a mid-to-late bull cycle correction with potential for slow, structural growth. Key future drivers include institutional adoption, macro liquidity, and stablecoin integration. Alt seasons may become selective, focused on utility tokens rather than broad rallies. Portfolio strategies are cautious, with many experts holding significant cash or blue-chip assets like BTC and ETH. Advice for investors emphasizes disciplined, gradual accumulation over leveraged bets, with ideal entry points around $60K or lower."

marsbit12/23 09:33

A New Perspective on the Four-Year Crypto Cycle: I Asked Seven Industry Veterans What Stage We're In Now

marsbit12/23 09:33

This American Earns $250 Million a Year from Podcasting, Luo Yonghao Is Learning from Him

Joe Rogan, a comedian and UFC commentator, hosts "The Joe Rogan Experience," the world's largest podcast. Known for its long-form, unscripted conversations, the show has featured high-profile guests like Elon Musk, Donald Trump, and Jensen Huang. Musk’s 2018 appearance, where he smoked a joint, went viral with over 69 million views and impacted Tesla’s stock. In 2020, Spotify secured exclusive rights to the podcast for $200 million, later renewing in 2024 for $250 million without exclusivity. Rogan’s informal, curiosity-driven style attracts audiences distrustful of mainstream media, particularly young men. His interview with Trump during the 2024 election, viewed over 50 million times, was credited as a key factor in Trump’s victory. In China, figures like Luo Yonghao are attempting similar formats, but face challenges due to shorter content preferences and less mature monetization. Rogan’s influence is coupled with controversy, including spreading misinformation on COVID-19 vaccines and conspiracy theories, highlighting the tension between free speech and responsible broadcasting.

marsbit12/23 09:24

This American Earns $250 Million a Year from Podcasting, Luo Yonghao Is Learning from Him

marsbit12/23 09:24

This American Earns $250 Million a Year from Podcasting, and Luo Yonghao Is Learning from Him

American podcaster Joe Rogan earns $250 million annually from his hugely successful show, "The Joe Rogan Experience." The article details his unconventional path from comedian, reality TV host, and UFC commentator to becoming the world's most influential podcaster. His long-form, casual interview style, often lasting over three hours, has attracted top guests like Elon Musk (in a famous 2018 episode where Musk smoked cannabis), Donald Trump (a key 2024 election interview), and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. Rogan's success is attributed to his "outsider" approach, creating a space where guests can speak freely, unlike traditional media. This has built immense trust with his primarily young, male audience who are skeptical of mainstream news. His 2020 exclusive deal with Spotify was worth $200 million, and he renewed it in 2024 for $250 million without exclusivity. The article explores his significant cultural impact, notably his role in the 2024 U.S. election where Trump's appearance on his show was widely credited with reaching crucial voters. It also notes attempts to replicate his model in China, such as Luo Yonghao (罗永浩), but highlights challenges like a preference for short-form content and different media environment. Finally, it addresses the controversies surrounding Rogan, including spreading COVID-19 and AIDS misinformation, which critics say make him a hub for conspiracy theories, while supporters value his anti-establishment stance.

深潮12/23 09:21

This American Earns $250 Million a Year from Podcasting, and Luo Yonghao Is Learning from Him

深潮12/23 09:21

Ether ETFs break outflow streak while XRP products hit multi-week highs

US spot Ether ETFs broke a seven-day outflow streak with $84.6 million in net inflows on Monday, reversing a trend that saw over $700 million exit the previous week. Cumulative net inflows for Ether products now stand at approximately $12.5 billion. Meanwhile, XRP ETFs extended their uninterrupted inflow streak, recording $43.9 million in net inflows—their strongest day since early December—bringing cumulative inflows to over $1.1 billion. Solana and Chainlink ETFs also saw steady inflows, reaching about $750 million and $58 million cumulatively, respectively. In contrast, Dogecoin ETF demand cooled further. Despite these gains, global crypto ETPs faced nearly $1 billion in outflows last week, largely due to spot Bitcoin and Ether fund withdrawals amid regulatory uncertainty.

cointelegraph12/23 09:19

Ether ETFs break outflow streak while XRP products hit multi-week highs

cointelegraph12/23 09:19

Hageman video fuels Senate chatter as Lummis leaves Wyoming seat open

Wyoming Representative Harriet Hageman has sparked speculation about a 2026 Senate run by posting a cryptic "Soon" video after Senator Cynthia Lummis announced she will not seek reelection. Lummis, a key crypto industry ally and co-sponsor of major digital asset legislation, is retiring, leaving a significant void for crypto advocacy in the Senate. Hageman, while aligned with broader conservative priorities, is now being encouraged by Wyoming's crypto community, including Custodia Bank founder Caitlin Long, to embrace this legacy. The race will test whether Wyoming continues its role as a central hub for crypto policy or shifts focus to other agenda items.

cointelegraph12/23 09:15

Hageman video fuels Senate chatter as Lummis leaves Wyoming seat open

cointelegraph12/23 09:15

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