Even if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, it will be difficult for the cryptocurrency market to sustain an upward trend because there is a lack of retail investors entering the market.
1. There are very few "retail investors" (ordinary investors) in the market right now.
Take the Korean market as an example—retail investors used to be extremely active in crypto trading there, with daily trading volumes reaching tens of billions of dollars, but now it's only about $1 billion a day. This shows that the truly active money that chases highs and drives market excitement hasn't returned.
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Cryptocurrency Is Worth Betting on in the Future
The Chair of the US SEC has spoken, predicting that within two years, the entire US financial market will move on-chain. While this statement is a bit exaggerated—even as an industry insider, I don't quite believe it will happen completely within two years, given that the scale of the entire US financial market is dozens of times larger than the crypto market—it's true that shifting financial asset trading on-chain is a transformation currently underway. This is exactly what's happening with the expanding market for RWA (Real World Asset) transa

Why isn’t virtual currency allowed in China?
Illegal cryptocurrencies have already, to some extent, perfectly circumvented foreign exchange controls. If cryptocurrencies were legalized, it could even render the Golden Tax Phase IV system obsolete.
For example, if you sell an apartment in a first-tier city and receive 5 million RMB in cash, and you want to exchange that for 700,000 USD to transfer abroad:
The bank’s foreign exchange purchase limit is $50,000, and the remittance limit is also $50,000—a double safeguard—so it would take 14 years to complete the transfer.
If you use someone else’s

What exactly is ETH for?
1. The world's decentralized "world computer"
The core value of ETH is serving as a decentralized operating system.
It is: a public platform capable of running smart contracts.
Whether it's DeFi lending, NFT trading, or running blockchain games, all application logic must operate, be validated, and settled on ETH, this "world computer."
As long as human society continues to have needs for "decentralized, transparent, and tamper-proof" applications, the foundational value of ETH will always exist.
2. The "fuel" for network operation
ETH tokens are the sole fuel (Gas) fo

The decentralized machine learning network Bittensor is expected to undergo its first token halving event around December 14. At that time, the daily issuance of its native token TAO will be halved from the current 7,200 to 3,600.
Bittensor is a decentralized, open-source machine learning network built around specialized “subnets,” creating a marketplace for AI services through incentive mechanisms. Grayscale Research analyst William Ogden Moore described this event as “a key milestone in the network’s path to maturity,” as Bittensor moves toward its 21 million token supply cap, adopting a fix

The crypto market really took a nosedive today! 😅 Let me break down what happened:
1. The market is kind of crashing:
Bitcoin plunged straight below $90,000, dragging other major coins down with it. Market sentiment is pretty cold, and a lot of money is flowing out (BTC alone saw outflows of about $220 million).
2. The futures market is brutal:
Prices are swinging wildly, causing over 130,000 people to get liquidated. The total amount liquidated across the network in one day exceeded $425 million. Those playing high-leverage futures probably had a rough time today.
3. Not everything is in the

Today, major cryptocurrencies are generally down and in a consolidation phase.
· Bitcoin (BTC): Once fell below $91,000, currently fluctuating around $92,000.
· Ethereum (ETH): Fell below $3,200.
There are key updates from both China and the US today, which have significant impact on market sentiment and long-term development.
Seven Chinese Associations Jointly Issue Risk Warning
Seven industry associations, including the National Internet Finance Association of China, issued a risk warning, reiterating:
Virtual currencies cannot be used as currency for circulation within the country.
Any busi

Peter Schiff’s high-energy gold maximalism stands in stark contrast to CZ’s rational, use-case-based defense of Bitcoin. Schiff argues that tokenized gold upgrades a scarce, industrially useful metal with digital rails, preserving its role as an eternal store of value while improving its monetary properties: ownership can be transferred instantly while bullion remains in vaults. In his view, Bitcoin is ultimately just another unbacked asset whose price depends on confidence, whereas gold’s value is rooted in real-world utility and thousands of years of monetary history.
CZ counters by emphasiz

The overall market is rising, with strong momentum.
Bitcoin: Continues to surge, holding steady above $93,000, and even touched $94,000 during the day.
Ethereum: Also keeping up, with the price nearing $3,100.
Ethereum network "upgrade patch": Today, the Ethereum mainnet completed an upgrade called "Fusaka." In plain terms, this upgrade mainly aims to increase the data processing capacity of its Layer-2 networks by eightfold, with the goal of making transaction fees cheaper for users trading on these Layer-2s. This is a significant optimization of the underlying technology.
Big shot "admitting

Will China allow cryptocurrencies in the future???
In the 1980s, a group of young men and women were executed for so-called "hooliganism." Looking back now, many of those cases wouldn't even count as crimes. That's how times change—what's rejected today is often accepted in the future, even becoming a trend. Cryptocurrencies are the same. Their survival isn't just hype; it's because they truly solve problems of cross-border transaction security and efficiency, and they meet the needs of the global gray and dark web economies—these are things no single country can simply dismiss at will.
Why ar

Bitcoin leads the charge, bears are getting wrecked and crying out, and everyone is starting to look for reasons behind the rally.
Big Brother Bitcoin (BTC): Incredibly strong—kept surging all the way today, almost touching $94,200 at the highest point. Although it’s cooled off a bit now, it’s still firmly holding above $93,000. People are talking about the “$100,000” mark again.
Second Brother Ethereum (ETH): Keeping up the pace, successfully broke through the key $3,000 level and looks pretty solid too.
· Other Altcoins (Altcoins): The whole sector is celebrating. Major names like SOL and AD

Five major catalysts combined: Traditional finance fully embraces crypto
On December 2, 2025, Vanguard opens access to $9.3 trillion in assets; Bank of America approves a 1-4% crypto allocation; Fed leadership change expectations push 87.6% rate cut bets; CZ predicts "more all-time highs"; Elon Musk reiterates Bitcoin's long-term value as an energy-backed currency. Combined, these factors release a potential $7.5 billion in buying pressure, marking traditional finance's full embrace of crypto.

A clear explanation: The impact of "Japan's interest rate hike + China's regulatory tightening" on the future market.
I. Japan's interest rate hike = "Earthquake-level changes" in the monetary system
1. Why is Japan important?
Japan is one of the largest providers of overseas funds in the world (interest rate arbitrage).
For decades, Japan has been:
Low interest rate → Yen is cheap
Japanese institutions lend out yen → Invest in US Treasury bonds/US stocks/gold/cryptocurrency
This is called yen carry trade.
If Japan starts raising interest rates → Carry Trade unwind
This will cause:

In simple terms, it's four words: All are in a fall!
Today, when I opened my eyes, the crypto world was a sea of green (while it was red overseas). Bitcoin has plummeted from nearly $90,000, almost falling below $86,000 at its lowest. Ethereum couldn't hold up either, dropping below $2,900. Others like SOL and Dogecoin have fallen even harder, generally dropping by 7% to 8%.
This fall has left many people stunned. According to data, in the last 24 hours, more than 170,000 people globally have "liquidated," meaning those who borrowed money to trade cryptocurrencies were directly forced

$BTC is leading the charge, institutional pros are stocking up, but the police (regulators) are also watching closely and shouting.
The big pie (BTC) has risen again, with the price surpassing 91,000 dollars. Although the increase is not explosive, it is steady.
Not only Bitcoin, many coins are rising as well.
Now, the ones driving up the prices are mainly not us small retail investors, but the institutional pros and their ETF funds. Their money is pouring in, becoming the main force in the market.
A large player, likely related to a mining company, has just swept nearly 17,000 Ethereum from

The crypto assets market is currently in a phase of consolidation, and market sentiment is trying to recover from the previous panic, but investors remain very cautious. At the same time, the regulatory dynamics in the Asia-Pacific region are also worth paying attention to.
Bitcoin is oscillating at a high level, with prices above $90,000 as the market waits for new directional signals.
The Fear and Greed Index rose to 27 (previous value was 20), but is still in the "Fear" level.
The contract market has experienced a large number of liquidations, with a total of $211 million liquidated across

Talk about the issue of cryptocurrency trading capital.
500,000 is a watershed, 500,000 to 1,000,000 is a watershed, above 1,000,000 is a watershed, and above 5,000,000 is another watershed.
The difficulty of making money decreases rather than increases, you read that right, it decreases.
Investing over 5 million purely in Cryptocurrency Trading is equivalent to having two strong men in their 30s working for you to earn money. In the cryptocurrency market, having over 5 million is often just idle money that does not affect daily expenses; you already have what you need, so the money is just si