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Ethena’s USDe loses $8.3B since October crash amid ‘loss of confidence’

Ethena's synthetic dollar stablecoin, USDe, has experienced approximately $8.3 billion in net outflows since the major market crash on October 10th, driven by a significant loss of confidence. Its market capitalization fell from nearly $14.7 billion to around $6.4 billion in just over two months. The October liquidation event, which erased an estimated $1.3 trillion from the crypto market, marked a turning point, shifting the market into a deleveraging phase. Although USDe briefly lost its peg on Binance due to an internal oracle issue, its minting and redemption mechanisms reportedly functioned normally. Since the crash, broader crypto market activity has weakened, with trading volumes down roughly 50% and significant outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs.

cointelegraph12/23 14:19

Ethena’s USDe loses $8.3B since October crash amid ‘loss of confidence’

cointelegraph12/23 14:19

Capitalization of 'Gold' Tokens Reaches a Record $4.2 Billion. What's Driving the Growth?

Capitalization of gold-backed tokens has reached a record $4.2 billion, driven by a surge in the price of physical gold, which itself surpassed $4,500 per ounce for the first time in history with a year-to-date gain exceeding 70%. This performance outpaced major asset classes, including Bitcoin and key stock indices. The two dominant tokens, Tether's XAUT and Paxos' PAXG, account for nearly 90% of the sector's market cap, at $2.26 billion and $1.53 billion, respectively. Their market capitalization has grown two to three times since August, a rate that significantly outpaces the appreciation of gold itself, suggesting new demand and the issuance of additional tokens. A smaller, emerging niche includes tokenized shares of gold-based Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), such as those from xStock and Ondo. While their market cap is only in the tens of millions, they represent a new avenue for crypto investors to gain blockchain-based exposure to gold-related equities. However, this market remains illiquid, with daily trading volumes of just a few million dollars. The broader trend reflects a growing intersection of traditional finance and crypto, with platforms like Kraken and Bybit also offering tokenized traditional stocks. Despite the success of gold tokens, the wider crypto market has seen a downturn, with total capitalization falling below $3 trillion and Bitcoin's price declining approximately 7%.

RBK-crypto12/23 13:51

Capitalization of 'Gold' Tokens Reaches a Record $4.2 Billion. What's Driving the Growth?

RBK-crypto12/23 13:51

Are altcoins coming back? Why 'Bitcoin season' has staying power in 2026

Analysts indicate that altcoins are not poised for a comeback, with bearish patterns suggesting "altcoin season" is unlikely in the near term. The total market cap of altcoins (TOTAL2) has declined 32% since its October peak, breaking key support levels. Technical indicators like the SuperTrend have flashed sell signals, historically preceding significant downturns. Bitcoin dominance remains strong at 59.27%, driven by institutional adoption and ETF inflows, which continue to favor BTC over riskier altcoins. Key metrics, including the Altcoin Season Index reading of 18/100, confirm the market is still in "Bitcoin season," with no signs of a broad altcoin rally ahead.

cointelegraph12/23 12:17

Are altcoins coming back? Why 'Bitcoin season' has staying power in 2026

cointelegraph12/23 12:17

Gold and Silver Have Gone Crazy: Is Bitcoin 'Lagging Behind' or Building Momentum During Christmas Week?

During the Christmas week, global markets saw a surge in safe-haven assets like gold and silver, which reached new all-time highs amid a weaker dollar and falling Treasury yields. In contrast, Bitcoin remained stagnant, trading within a narrow range of $88,000–$89,000, failing to capitalize on favorable macro conditions. Market participants are questioning whether Bitcoin will experience a "Santa Rally," a seasonal uptick often seen in traditional risk assets. Analysts note that the current macro environment remains in a "wait-and-see" mode, with investors cautious ahead of key U.S. economic data releases. ETF flows reflect this uncertainty, with Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs seeing significant outflows, while smaller altcoins like XRP and Solana saw minor inflows. Technically, Bitcoin is consolidating, with key resistance at $93,000–$95,000 and support near $85,000. A major $24 billion options expiration on Friday adds to the short-term volatility, with bulls targeting $100,000 and bears defending $85,000. Analysts like Gabriel Selby of CF Benchmarks suggest Bitcoin’s current behavior doesn’t align with a typical Santa Rally, noting low volume and a lack of momentum. Legendary trader Peter Brandt reiterated his long-term cycle analysis, predicting a new bull market peak by September 2029 after a significant correction. Historically, Bitcoin’s Christmas performance has been mixed, with an average gain of 7.9% since 2011. This year, however, the focus is on structural consolidation rather than festive optimism. Bitcoin’s pause highlights its current perception as a risk asset, with direction likely depending on renewed institutional interest rather than seasonal trends.

marsbit12/23 10:08

Gold and Silver Have Gone Crazy: Is Bitcoin 'Lagging Behind' or Building Momentum During Christmas Week?

marsbit12/23 10:08

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

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

Year-End Liquidity Squeeze Keeps Bitcoin Capped Despite Rising Demand and Fed Cut Bets

Bitcoin (BTC) is trading within a narrow range around the high-$80,000s as thin year-end liquidity and cautious positioning offset improving demand signals. Prices are hovering near the breakeven point for many U.S. spot ETF holders, creating a key resistance zone. On-chain activity shows consolidation rather than strong buying or panic selling. While exchange outflows and whale accumulation suggest underlying demand, a clear breakout catalyst is lacking amid low holiday trading volumes. Gold’s meanwhile, has reached new all-time highs, reflecting a preference for traditional safe havens. Bitcoin may remain range-bound until liquidity improves in early 2026, despite growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts.

bitcoinist12/23 08:31

Year-End Liquidity Squeeze Keeps Bitcoin Capped Despite Rising Demand and Fed Cut Bets

bitcoinist12/23 08:31

One Image, Recalling the Sweet, Sour, Bitter, and Spicy of the Crypto World in These 12 Months

"2025 Crypto Year in Review: A Rollercoaster of Hype, Crashes, and Innovation The crypto market in 2025 was a whirlwind of extreme highs and devastating lows. The year began with immense optimism in January, driven by the AI Agent narrative and the unprecedented launch of the official $TRUMP token. However, this hype was quickly tempered by a major hack on Bybit in February and a collapse of political meme coins, leading to a brutal market-wide清算 (liquidation) in late February and March. A significant shift occurred from April onwards as regulatory sentiment improved. Key events included the approval of ETH ETF options, the signing of the pro-crypto GENIUS Act in July, and the successful IPO of Circle in June, which saw its stock soar. Bitcoin and Ethereum reached new all-time highs, surpassing $126K and $3,848 respectively. The year was defined by several key narratives: * **AI & New Protocols:** AI coins surged early but were challenged by more advanced off-chain models. New platforms like Believe and Virtuals Protocol fueled a launchpad frenzy. * **Stablecoin Expansion:** Circle's IPO and the massive fundraising for projects like Plasma highlighted massive institutional interest. * **Tokenization:** The tokenization of real-world assets (RWA) and stocks on chains like Solana gained significant traction throughout mid-year. * **Exchange Token Mania:** Tokens like OKB and MNT saw massive pumps due to supply burns and ecosystem integrations. * **The DAT Narrative:** The "Digital Asset Treasury" strategy, popularized by MicroStrategy (rebranded to Strategy), was emulated by other firms until the late-year bear market caused severe distress. The mood shifted dramatically in October with the largest single-day liquidation event in crypto history, wiping out $19 billion in leverage. This triggered a prolonged bear market throughout November and December, with Bitcoin crashing to $80K and wiping out nearly $1 trillion in market cap. Privacy coins like ZEC emerged as unlikely winners during the downturn. The year closed on a quiet and somber note in December, with market fatigue setting in and the community awaiting a return of liquidity in 2026."

marsbit12/23 07:52

One Image, Recalling the Sweet, Sour, Bitter, and Spicy of the Crypto World in These 12 Months

marsbit12/23 07:52

One Image, Recalling the Sweet, Sour, Bitter, and Spicy of the Crypto World in These 12 Months

"Reflecting on Crypto's Rollercoaster 2025: A Year in Review" January kicked off with AI tokens like AI16Z and political memes like $TRUMP surging, alongside optimistic U.S. policy shifts, though AI narratives cooled by month-end. February saw major setbacks: Bybit’s $1.5B hack, meme scams like $LIBRA, and a brutal market correction. March mixed policy hope (Trump’s "strategic Bitcoin reserve") with meme crashes and Hyperliquid’s $12M crisis. April brought relief: tariff pauses, ETH ETF options, and a market rebound. May was euphoric—BTC hit $110K, DAT narratives boomed, and platforms like Believe and Virtuals surged. June highlighted stablecoins: Circle’s explosive IPO and Plasma’s $10B raise, while DAT expansions and tokenized stocks gained traction. July celebrated the GENIUS Act, BTC/ETH new highs, and tokenization growth. August featured exchange token rallies (OKB +400%) and macro data on-chain, but also celebrity meme drama. September saw Fed rate cuts, Tether’s valuation spike, and Aster’s 2800% rally. October started with the viral "Binance Life" meme but crashed in a historic $19B liquidation. November was brutal—BTC fell to $80K, though privacy coins like ZEC rallied 1200%. December closed quietly, a "silent bear market" with fading hype and hopes for 2026.

深潮12/23 07:37

One Image, Recalling the Sweet, Sour, Bitter, and Spicy of the Crypto World in These 12 Months

深潮12/23 07:37

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