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Privacy Coin Breakout & Renaissance Monero (XMR) exploded to all-time highs near $800 this week after five years of consolidation, driven by renewed interest in censorship-resistant assets amid U.S. regulatory tightening and global surveillance mandates. XMR's capped supply and battle-tested privacy technology position it as a hedge against increasing surveillance trends. Network activity surged with transaction volumes and active addresses accelerating significantly. Analysts are discussing a potential "privacy renaissance" if macro conditions continue favoring risk assets. XMR+53% monthly gain outpaced Bitcoin's 10.7% and Ethereum's 16.3%. Privacy tokens represent structural rotation as regulations intensify globally.
Privacy Coin Breakout & Renaissance

Monero (XMR) exploded to all-time highs near $800 this week after five years of consolidation, driven by renewed interest in censorship-resistant assets amid U.S. regulatory tightening and global surveillance mandates. XMR's capped supply and battle-tested privacy technology position it as a hedge against increasing surveillance trends. Network activity surged with transaction volumes and active addresses accelerating significantly. Analysts are discussing a potential "privacy renaissance" if macro conditions continue favoring risk assets. XMR+53% monthly gain outpaced Bitcoin's 10.7% and Ethereum's 16.3%. Privacy tokens represent structural rotation as regulations intensify globally.
Bitcoin's Critical Support Zone Bitcoin is testing crucial support at $92,000 after intraday swings from highs near $95,467 down to $92,263. If this level breaks, the next target drops significantly to the mid-$80,000s, creating severe downside risk. On the flip side, holding $92k opens recovery potential toward $98,000 before month-end. Weekly performance: BTC up just 1% YoY but trading between $90,321 and $97,538. Currently 266% below October's all-time high of $126,080. Bitcoin hashrate dropped to its lowest level since September 2025, signaling reduced network participation. Technical: 50-day MA sits at $94,000. Volatility expected to persist.
Bitcoin's Critical Support Zone

Bitcoin is testing crucial support at $92,000 after intraday swings from highs near $95,467 down to $92,263. If this level breaks, the next target drops significantly to the mid-$80,000s, creating severe downside risk. On the flip side, holding $92k opens recovery potential toward $98,000 before month-end. Weekly performance: BTC up just 1% YoY but trading between $90,321 and $97,538. Currently 266% below October's all-time high of $126,080. Bitcoin hashrate dropped to its lowest level since September 2025, signaling reduced network participation. Technical: 50-day MA sits at $94,000. Volatility expected to persist.
Market Correction & Tariff Shock Bitcoin crashed below $92,000 today, dropping 2.7% as crypto markets fell 3% overall to $3.21 trillion in 24 hours. Ethereum declined 3.6% to $3,192. The sell-off stems from Trump's 10% tariff threats on European nations and potential EU retaliation worth $100 billion. Risk assets are bleeding as investors flee to safe havens like gold, hitting all-time highs. Bitcoin's dominance briefly exceeded 60%, squeezing altcoins harder. Fear & Greed Index plummeted to 44. $800 million in long positions liquidated triggered cascading stop-losses. Support levels critical at $92k; break below risks $80k target. Technical charts remain bearish.
Market Correction & Tariff Shock

Bitcoin crashed below $92,000 today, dropping 2.7% as crypto markets fell 3% overall to $3.21 trillion in 24 hours. Ethereum declined 3.6% to $3,192. The sell-off stems from Trump's 10% tariff threats on European nations and potential EU retaliation worth $100 billion. Risk assets are bleeding as investors flee to safe havens like gold, hitting all-time highs. Bitcoin's dominance briefly exceeded 60%, squeezing altcoins harder. Fear & Greed Index plummeted to 44. $800 million in long positions liquidated triggered cascading stop-losses. Support levels critical at $92k; break below risks $80k target. Technical charts remain bearish.
Bitcoin is having a rough start to the year. BTC has dropped nearly 2.5% in the last 24 hours to around $92,600, as markets react to rising geopolitical tensions between the US and the EU and new tariff threats from President Trump. But beyond the macro noise, several technical and on-chain signals suggest that the 2026 bear market may still be developing. One of the strongest warnings comes from the weekly Ichimoku Cloud. Analyst Titan of Crypto points to a bearish “Kumo twist,” a structure that historically appeared before major bear markets. In previous cycles, similar signals preceded drawdowns of 67–70%. This does not mean an immediate crash, but it suggests that the long-term market structure has shifted. Bitcoin is also trading below its 365-day moving average near $101,000. In past cycles, especially in 2022, this level acted as strong resistance during bear markets. According to Coin Bureau, staying below this average keeps BTC in bearish territory. The Gaussian Channel tells a similar story. Bitcoin lost the channel’s median and failed to reclaim it, which in the past often marked the start of deeper downside phases. Some analysts still expect a short-term bounce toward $103k, but see it as a potential “dead cat bounce.” History also shows that Bitcoin usually suffers much deeper drawdowns after cycle tops: ~76% in 2013, ~81% in 2017, and ~74% in 2021. The current pullback is only about 30%, which suggests the correction may not be finished yet. Cycle indicators confirm this view. The Bull-Bear Market Cycle Indicator shows BTC entered bear territory in October 2025, but has not yet reached extreme levels. On-chain data adds another warning: exchange inflows are rising, especially from larger holders, which often signals distribution rather than accumulation. Taken together, technicals, history, and on-chain data all point to a fragile market. The big question now: will Bitcoin follow the usual deep bear market path, or surprise everyone once again?
Bitcoin is having a rough start to the year. BTC has dropped nearly 2.5% in the last 24 hours to around $92,600, as markets react to rising geopolitical tensions between the US and the EU and new tariff threats from President Trump. But beyond the macro noise, several technical and on-chain signals suggest that the 2026 bear market may still be developing.

One of the strongest warnings comes from the weekly Ichimoku Cloud. Analyst Titan of Crypto points to a bearish “Kumo twist,” a structure that historically appeared before major bear markets. In previous cycles, similar signals preceded drawdowns of 67–70%. This does not mean an immediate crash, but it suggests that the long-term market structure has shifted.

Bitcoin is also trading below its 365-day moving average near $101,000. In past cycles, especially in 2022, this level acted as strong resistance during bear markets. According to Coin Bureau, staying below this average keeps BTC in bearish territory. The Gaussian Channel tells a similar story. Bitcoin lost the channel’s median and failed to reclaim it, which in the past often marked the start of deeper downside phases. Some analysts still expect a short-term bounce toward $103k, but see it as a potential “dead cat bounce.”

History also shows that Bitcoin usually suffers much deeper drawdowns after cycle tops: ~76% in 2013, ~81% in 2017, and ~74% in 2021. The current pullback is only about 30%, which suggests the correction may not be finished yet.

Cycle indicators confirm this view. The Bull-Bear Market Cycle Indicator shows BTC entered bear territory in October 2025, but has not yet reached extreme levels. On-chain data adds another warning: exchange inflows are rising, especially from larger holders, which often signals distribution rather than accumulation.

Taken together, technicals, history, and on-chain data all point to a fragile market. The big question now: will Bitcoin follow the usual deep bear market path, or surprise everyone once again?
CoinShares reports that crypto funds attracted $2.17B in inflows last week, marking the strongest week since October 2025. Investors rushed into digital assets amid rising geopolitical tensions, new tariff threats, and growing policy uncertainty. Most inflows came early in the week before sentiment flipped negative on Friday. Bitcoin led with $1.55B, while Ethereum added $496M. Solana, XRP, and other altcoins also saw solid demand. Despite late-week outflows, the data shows crypto is increasingly treated as a macro hedge in uncertain times.
CoinShares reports that crypto funds attracted $2.17B in inflows last week, marking the strongest week since October 2025. Investors rushed into digital assets amid rising geopolitical tensions, new tariff threats, and growing policy uncertainty. Most inflows came early in the week before sentiment flipped negative on Friday. Bitcoin led with $1.55B, while Ethereum added $496M. Solana, XRP, and other altcoins also saw solid demand. Despite late-week outflows, the data shows crypto is increasingly treated as a macro hedge in uncertain times.
Something important is happening to Ethereum staking — and most people are missing it. Institutions are flooding in. BitMine alone has staked 1,000,000+ ETH (~$3.2B) in the last 30 days. That’s about 25% of their entire ETH treasury. Result? • The staking entry queue exploded to ~1.7M ETH • New stakers now wait ~1 month before earning rewards • The exit queue is basically empty At the same time, US-regulated products just went live: • Grayscale Ethereum Staking ETF • 21Shares TETH ETF They’ve already started distributing staking rewards to shareholders. TradFi is now plugged directly into Ethereum’s yield. Here’s the crazy part: Staking yields are near all-time lows. • APR recently hit 2.54% • Now ~2.85% • Used to average 3%+ And institutions are still piling in. That tells you something: This is no longer about yield. It’s about strategic positioning and control of infrastructure. But there’s a deeper issue. Staking power is still highly concentrated: • Lido: 24% • Binance: 9.15% • Ether.fi: 6.3% • Coinbase: 5.08% • Untagged / anonymous entities: ~27% Let that sink in. Over a quarter of Ethereum’s security is run by unidentified operators with zero regulatory obligations — while regulated institutions are lining up and waiting a month to get in. Ethereum is becoming institutional infrastructure. But its validator layer is still a strange mix of: • Big funds • Big platforms • And anonymous whales This tension is going to define the next phase of Ethereum.
Something important is happening to Ethereum staking — and most people are missing it.

Institutions are flooding in.

BitMine alone has staked 1,000,000+ ETH (~$3.2B) in the last 30 days. That’s about 25% of their entire ETH treasury.

Result?

• The staking entry queue exploded to ~1.7M ETH

• New stakers now wait ~1 month before earning rewards

• The exit queue is basically empty

At the same time, US-regulated products just went live:

• Grayscale Ethereum Staking ETF

• 21Shares TETH ETF

They’ve already started distributing staking rewards to shareholders. TradFi is now plugged directly into Ethereum’s yield.

Here’s the crazy part:

Staking yields are near all-time lows.

• APR recently hit 2.54%

• Now ~2.85%

• Used to average 3%+

And institutions are still piling in.

That tells you something:

This is no longer about yield. It’s about strategic positioning and control of infrastructure.

But there’s a deeper issue.

Staking power is still highly concentrated:

• Lido: 24%

• Binance: 9.15%

• Ether.fi: 6.3%

• Coinbase: 5.08%

• Untagged / anonymous entities: ~27%

Let that sink in.

Over a quarter of Ethereum’s security is run by unidentified operators with zero regulatory obligations — while regulated institutions are lining up and waiting a month to get in.

Ethereum is becoming institutional infrastructure.

But its validator layer is still a strange mix of:

• Big funds

• Big platforms

• And anonymous whales

This tension is going to define the next phase of Ethereum.
Ripple’s UK approval is being misunderstood. Most people saw “regulatory green light” and moved on. XRP barely reacted. But the real story is buried in the wording. Ripple didn’t just get permission to exist in the UK. It got the legal right to operate a full, regulated digital-asset payment stack inside one of the world’s strictest financial systems. That’s huge. UK institutions can now send cross-border payments using digital assets via Ripple’s licensed platform. And Ripple’s infrastructure runs on XRPL — where XRP is the native settlement asset. Banks don’t care about crypto narratives. They care about: • Compliance • Simple integration • Working banking rails Ripple now provides all of that. Once money enters Ripple’s licensed system, Ripple can choose the most efficient settlement route. Sometimes that’s fiat or stablecoins. But in corridors where speed, cost, and liquidity matter, XRP becomes the natural bridge. This approval lets Ripple control more of the payment flow: • Fewer partners • Fewer compliance blockers • Fewer excuses not to use XRPL Ripple is building an institutional pipeline: custody, clearing, FX, payments — inside regulated finance, not outside it. XRP sits inside that pipeline. Markets won’t price this in from a press release. They’ll price it in when banks start moving flows and XRP demand shows up as liquidity needs. That’s how real utility sneaks up on people.
Ripple’s UK approval is being misunderstood.

Most people saw “regulatory green light” and moved on. XRP barely reacted. But the real story is buried in the wording.

Ripple didn’t just get permission to exist in the UK. It got the legal right to operate a full, regulated digital-asset payment stack inside one of the world’s strictest financial systems.

That’s huge.

UK institutions can now send cross-border payments using digital assets via Ripple’s licensed platform. And Ripple’s infrastructure runs on XRPL — where XRP is the native settlement asset.

Banks don’t care about crypto narratives. They care about:

• Compliance

• Simple integration

• Working banking rails

Ripple now provides all of that.

Once money enters Ripple’s licensed system, Ripple can choose the most efficient settlement route. Sometimes that’s fiat or stablecoins. But in corridors where speed, cost, and liquidity matter, XRP becomes the natural bridge.

This approval lets Ripple control more of the payment flow:

• Fewer partners

• Fewer compliance blockers

• Fewer excuses not to use XRPL

Ripple is building an institutional pipeline: custody, clearing, FX, payments — inside regulated finance, not outside it.

XRP sits inside that pipeline.

Markets won’t price this in from a press release.

They’ll price it in when banks start moving flows and XRP demand shows up as liquidity needs.

That’s how real utility sneaks up on people.
Vitalik Buterin is calling for a “sovereign web” — and he’s right. He criticizes today’s internet as “corposlop”: dopamine algorithms, data harvesting, walled gardens, and fake engagement designed to control attention, not empower users. His vision? • Privacy-first, local-first apps • Real user sovereignty (not just anti-censorship, but psychological independence) • Crypto tools that protect people, not extract from them • No high-leverage casino finance • Open AI that boosts humans instead of numbing them The future of the internet shouldn’t optimize for addiction. It should optimize for freedom.
Vitalik Buterin is calling for a “sovereign web” — and he’s right.

He criticizes today’s internet as “corposlop”: dopamine algorithms, data harvesting, walled gardens, and fake engagement designed to control attention, not empower users.

His vision?

• Privacy-first, local-first apps

• Real user sovereignty (not just anti-censorship, but psychological independence)

• Crypto tools that protect people, not extract from them

• No high-leverage casino finance

• Open AI that boosts humans instead of numbing them

The future of the internet shouldn’t optimize for addiction. It should optimize for freedom.
Binance Blockchain Week 2025: Dubai Shows Where Crypto Is Headed[Binance Blockchain Week 2025](https://www.binanceblockchainweek.com/event/f9827cbe-16f8-478a-bc06-f4e8b783ae54/Home-BBW), held on December 3–4 at Dubai’s Coca-Cola Arena, marked one of the most significant crypto gatherings of the year. The choice of venue alone spoke volumes. Instead of a traditional conference hall, Binance opted for an arena usually reserved for global concerts and sporting events, underlining how far the industry has evolved. Thousands of attendees, ranging from developers to institutional investors, filled the space, confirming that crypto is no longer a niche topic. The most talked-about moment of the conference was undoubtedly the live debate between Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and long-time Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff. Their discussion, framed as “Bitcoin vs Gold,” became an instant headline. CZ focused on Bitcoin’s real-world utility, programmability, and role in a digital economy, while Schiff defended gold as a proven store of value and questioned the long-term credibility of cryptocurrencies. The clash of perspectives drew intense attention both inside the arena and across social media. Beyond the debate, the speaker lineup reflected the growing overlap between crypto and traditional finance. Binance CEO Richard Teng opened the event with a strong emphasis on regulation and institutional cooperation. Michael Saylor once again made the case for Bitcoin as a strategic corporate asset, while Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse discussed global payment infrastructure and regulatory challenges. Panels featuring representatives from firms like BlackRock and Citi reinforced the message that Wall Street is no longer watching crypto from the sidelines. A recurring theme throughout the event was the convergence of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology. Discussions covered AI-driven analytics, automated on-chain agents, and fraud prevention, suggesting this intersection will shape the next phase of innovation. Regulation was another central topic, with Dubai presented as a blueprint for a balanced, pro-innovation framework. Binance Blockchain Week 2025 ultimately showcased an industry entering a more mature phase. The scale, topics, and participants all pointed in one direction: crypto is steadily integrating into the global financial system, and Binance intends to remain at the center of that transition heading into 2026.

Binance Blockchain Week 2025: Dubai Shows Where Crypto Is Headed

Binance Blockchain Week 2025, held on December 3–4 at Dubai’s Coca-Cola Arena, marked one of the most significant crypto gatherings of the year. The choice of venue alone spoke volumes. Instead of a traditional conference hall, Binance opted for an arena usually reserved for global concerts and sporting events, underlining how far the industry has evolved. Thousands of attendees, ranging from developers to institutional investors, filled the space, confirming that crypto is no longer a niche topic.
The most talked-about moment of the conference was undoubtedly the live debate between Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and long-time Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff. Their discussion, framed as “Bitcoin vs Gold,” became an instant headline. CZ focused on Bitcoin’s real-world utility, programmability, and role in a digital economy, while Schiff defended gold as a proven store of value and questioned the long-term credibility of cryptocurrencies. The clash of perspectives drew intense attention both inside the arena and across social media.
Beyond the debate, the speaker lineup reflected the growing overlap between crypto and traditional finance. Binance CEO Richard Teng opened the event with a strong emphasis on regulation and institutional cooperation. Michael Saylor once again made the case for Bitcoin as a strategic corporate asset, while Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse discussed global payment infrastructure and regulatory challenges. Panels featuring representatives from firms like BlackRock and Citi reinforced the message that Wall Street is no longer watching crypto from the sidelines.
A recurring theme throughout the event was the convergence of artificial intelligence and blockchain technology. Discussions covered AI-driven analytics, automated on-chain agents, and fraud prevention, suggesting this intersection will shape the next phase of innovation. Regulation was another central topic, with Dubai presented as a blueprint for a balanced, pro-innovation framework.
Binance Blockchain Week 2025 ultimately showcased an industry entering a more mature phase. The scale, topics, and participants all pointed in one direction: crypto is steadily integrating into the global financial system, and Binance intends to remain at the center of that transition heading into 2026.
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Binance Holiday Promotion: 20 USDC to GrabThe holiday season is a time for gifts, and Binance has decided to contribute something from itself in digital form. As part of the campaign “[Christmas Is For Sharing](https://www.binance.com/en/referral/mystery-box/christmas-is-for-sharing),” the exchange is giving users 20 USDC. The action is mainly aimed at new customers, but those who already have an account can also benefit by inviting friends to register. The mechanism is simple. A new user creates an account through a special referral link, undergoes identity verification, and meets basic activity requirements. In return, they receive a bonus of 20 USDC. Importantly, the referring person also receives the same reward, making the promotion attractive for both parties.

Binance Holiday Promotion: 20 USDC to Grab

The holiday season is a time for gifts, and Binance has decided to contribute something from itself in digital form. As part of the campaign “Christmas Is For Sharing,” the exchange is giving users 20 USDC. The action is mainly aimed at new customers, but those who already have an account can also benefit by inviting friends to register.
The mechanism is simple. A new user creates an account through a special referral link, undergoes identity verification, and meets basic activity requirements. In return, they receive a bonus of 20 USDC. Importantly, the referring person also receives the same reward, making the promotion attractive for both parties.
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Veto of the cryptocurrency bill in Poland. Chaos instead of order?On December 1, 2025, President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the bill regulating the cryptocurrency market in Poland. This decision sparked extreme reactions. For some, it was a defense of entrepreneurs against excessive state control, while for others – the beginning of legal chaos. One thing is certain: the effects of the veto will be felt not by politicians, but by Polish companies and users of the crypto market. It is worth starting with a key fact. The presidential veto does not stop the EU regulation MiCA. As a regulation, rather than a directive, MiCA applies directly in all EU countries, including Poland. Therefore, the lack of a national law does not mean a lack of regulation, but rather a lack of tools to implement it at the local level.

Veto of the cryptocurrency bill in Poland. Chaos instead of order?

On December 1, 2025, President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the bill regulating the cryptocurrency market in Poland. This decision sparked extreme reactions. For some, it was a defense of entrepreneurs against excessive state control, while for others – the beginning of legal chaos. One thing is certain: the effects of the veto will be felt not by politicians, but by Polish companies and users of the crypto market.
It is worth starting with a key fact. The presidential veto does not stop the EU regulation MiCA. As a regulation, rather than a directive, MiCA applies directly in all EU countries, including Poland. Therefore, the lack of a national law does not mean a lack of regulation, but rather a lack of tools to implement it at the local level.
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Veto of the cryptocurrency bill in Poland. Chaos instead of order?On December 1, 2025, President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the bill regulating the cryptocurrency market in Poland. This decision sparked extreme reactions. For some, it was a defense of entrepreneurs against excessive state control, while for others – the beginning of legal chaos. One thing is certain: the effects of the veto will be felt not by politicians, but by Polish companies and users of the crypto market. It is worth starting with a key fact. The presidential veto does not stop the EU regulation MiCA. As a regulation, rather than a directive, MiCA applies directly in all EU countries, including Poland. Therefore, the lack of a national law does not mean a lack of regulation, but rather a lack of tools to implement it at the local level.

Veto of the cryptocurrency bill in Poland. Chaos instead of order?

On December 1, 2025, President Karol Nawrocki vetoed the bill regulating the cryptocurrency market in Poland. This decision sparked extreme reactions. For some, it was a defense of entrepreneurs against excessive state control, while for others – the beginning of legal chaos. One thing is certain: the effects of the veto will be felt not by politicians, but by Polish companies and users of the crypto market.
It is worth starting with a key fact. The presidential veto does not stop the EU regulation MiCA. As a regulation, rather than a directive, MiCA applies directly in all EU countries, including Poland. Therefore, the lack of a national law does not mean a lack of regulation, but rather a lack of tools to implement it at the local level.
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Binance Junior – when financial education meets cryptocurrenciesFinancial education for children and youth has been lacking for years. Schools teach mathematical formulas, but rarely explain what inflation, risk, or compound interest is. Meanwhile, the younger generation is growing up in a world of digital assets, fintechs, and cryptocurrencies. Binance Junior is an attempt to address this gap – a tool created not to teach quick earning, but to build healthy financial habits in the crypto world. This is not a game or a speculation app. It is a controlled educational environment in which the main role is still played by the parent.

Binance Junior – when financial education meets cryptocurrencies

Financial education for children and youth has been lacking for years. Schools teach mathematical formulas, but rarely explain what inflation, risk, or compound interest is. Meanwhile, the younger generation is growing up in a world of digital assets, fintechs, and cryptocurrencies. Binance Junior is an attempt to address this gap – a tool created not to teach quick earning, but to build healthy financial habits in the crypto world.
This is not a game or a speculation app. It is a controlled educational environment in which the main role is still played by the parent.
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Binance with ADGM License – what does it really mean for the cryptocurrency market?The cryptocurrency market has been balancing between innovation and a lack of trust for years. On one hand, there is the dynamic development of blockchain technology, and on the other hand – regulatory uncertainty and caution from financial institutions. In this context, the decision of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) to grant Binance a full financial license is significantly more important than it may appear at first glance. This is not just another PR message. It is a signal that could permanently change the relationship between cryptocurrencies and the traditional financial system.

Binance with ADGM License – what does it really mean for the cryptocurrency market?

The cryptocurrency market has been balancing between innovation and a lack of trust for years. On one hand, there is the dynamic development of blockchain technology, and on the other hand – regulatory uncertainty and caution from financial institutions. In this context, the decision of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) to grant Binance a full financial license is significantly more important than it may appear at first glance.

This is not just another PR message. It is a signal that could permanently change the relationship between cryptocurrencies and the traditional financial system.
MicroStrategy just admitted something once considered impossible: under specific crisis conditions, it could sell its 649,870 BTC. In an interview, CEO Phong Le revealed a defined kill-switch that overrides Michael Saylor’s long-standing “never sell” stance. The trigger requires two conditions: the stock must fall below 1x mNAV, meaning the company is valued at less than its Bitcoin, and capital markets must be closed or too costly to access. With mNAV now near 0.95x and preferred share dividend obligations nearing $800M per year, MicroStrategy faces a structural constraint its equity issuance strategy can no longer easily offset. Analysts warn the firm now operates like a leveraged Bitcoin ETF that thrives on rising prices but strains under liquidity pressure. This acknowledgement introduces a measurable risk line—0.9x mNAV—that investors will track closely. Any further weakness in BTC or MSTR stock could bring MicroStrategy closer to its first-ever BTC liquidation scenario.
MicroStrategy just admitted something once considered impossible: under specific crisis conditions, it could sell its 649,870 BTC. In an interview, CEO Phong Le revealed a defined kill-switch that overrides Michael Saylor’s long-standing “never sell” stance.

The trigger requires two conditions: the stock must fall below 1x mNAV, meaning the company is valued at less than its Bitcoin, and capital markets must be closed or too costly to access. With mNAV now near 0.95x and preferred share dividend obligations nearing $800M per year, MicroStrategy faces a structural constraint its equity issuance strategy can no longer easily offset.

Analysts warn the firm now operates like a leveraged Bitcoin ETF that thrives on rising prices but strains under liquidity pressure. This acknowledgement introduces a measurable risk line—0.9x mNAV—that investors will track closely. Any further weakness in BTC or MSTR stock could bring MicroStrategy closer to its first-ever BTC liquidation scenario.
The Fed ends Quantitative Tightening on December 1, freezing its balance sheet at $6.57T after draining $2.39T. Analysts see striking parallels to 2019, when the last QT pause aligned with an altcoin bottom and a surge in Bitcoin. With liquidity returning and rates already cut to 3.75–4.00%, markets are preparing for a potential bullish shift. Bank reserves sit near $3T and the reverse repo facility has collapsed toward zero, removing a major liquidity buffer. October’s funding stress, including a SOFR spike and an $18.5B repo activation, pushed the Fed to halt runoff. Crypto analysts note that rising global M2, low BTC dominance, and gold’s breakout mirror past cycle inflection points. QT’s end could inject up to $95B monthly into markets, setting the stage for a mini-altseason or the early phase of a larger cycle. Liquidity, not hype, remains the real catalyst.
The Fed ends Quantitative Tightening on December 1, freezing its balance sheet at $6.57T after draining $2.39T. Analysts see striking parallels to 2019, when the last QT pause aligned with an altcoin bottom and a surge in Bitcoin. With liquidity returning and rates already cut to 3.75–4.00%, markets are preparing for a potential bullish shift.

Bank reserves sit near $3T and the reverse repo facility has collapsed toward zero, removing a major liquidity buffer. October’s funding stress, including a SOFR spike and an $18.5B repo activation, pushed the Fed to halt runoff.

Crypto analysts note that rising global M2, low BTC dominance, and gold’s breakout mirror past cycle inflection points. QT’s end could inject up to $95B monthly into markets, setting the stage for a mini-altseason or the early phase of a larger cycle.

Liquidity, not hype, remains the real catalyst.
Crypto markets plunged as Japan’s 10-year bond yield hit its highest level since 2008, triggering global de-risking and one of the biggest liquidation waves in weeks. Over $640M in leveraged positions vanished and more than 217,000 traders were wiped out, showing how quickly risk evaporates when global rates move violently. The spike signals a potential unwinding of the decades-long yen carry trade, which fueled cheap liquidity worldwide. Rising Japanese yields now threaten to pull capital back home, tightening global markets and pressuring high-beta assets like crypto. Analysts warn that Japan’s shift away from ultra-low rates could reshape global liquidity and force a major repricing across risk assets. This wasn’t a crypto-specific crash. It was a macro shock. And if JGB yields keep climbing, traders may need to watch Tokyo’s bond market as closely as Bitcoin’s chart.
Crypto markets plunged as Japan’s 10-year bond yield hit its highest level since 2008, triggering global de-risking and one of the biggest liquidation waves in weeks. Over $640M in leveraged positions vanished and more than 217,000 traders were wiped out, showing how quickly risk evaporates when global rates move violently.

The spike signals a potential unwinding of the decades-long yen carry trade, which fueled cheap liquidity worldwide. Rising Japanese yields now threaten to pull capital back home, tightening global markets and pressuring high-beta assets like crypto. Analysts warn that Japan’s shift away from ultra-low rates could reshape global liquidity and force a major repricing across risk assets.

This wasn’t a crypto-specific crash. It was a macro shock. And if JGB yields keep climbing, traders may need to watch Tokyo’s bond market as closely as Bitcoin’s chart.
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Binance bonus - enter the referral code and receive $600!The Binance welcome bonus is one of the best offers when it comes to crypto exchanges. However, many new users do not know how to take full advantage of the promotion. In 2025, Binance allows you to earn up to 600 USD in rewards and a 20% lifetime discount on fees, provided you register correctly. In this guide, I explain how the Binance bonus works, how to avoid mistakes, and why the code BESTCODE is the best choice for new users. In short: To claim the Binance bonus, register [za pomocą tego linka](https://www.binance.com/join?ref=BESTCODE) or enter the referral code: BESTCODE in the "Referral ID" field.

Binance bonus - enter the referral code and receive $600!

The Binance welcome bonus is one of the best offers when it comes to crypto exchanges. However, many new users do not know how to take full advantage of the promotion. In 2025, Binance allows you to earn up to 600 USD in rewards and a 20% lifetime discount on fees, provided you register correctly. In this guide, I explain how the Binance bonus works, how to avoid mistakes, and why the code BESTCODE is the best choice for new users.
In short: To claim the Binance bonus, register za pomocą tego linka or enter the referral code: BESTCODE in the "Referral ID" field.
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Is the bull market really coming to an end? The crypto market is slowing down, but still has fuel for further growthThe beginning of 2025 ignited investors' expectations. Bitcoin surpassed 120,000 USD and for a moment it seemed that nothing would stop the next great wave of the bull market. However, the market – as it is – quickly brought enthusiasts back down to earth. A correction came, and altcoins began to lose 30–50% from their peaks. With the declines, the question returned, which repeats in every cycle: is this the end of the increases, or just a necessary pause before the next impulse? The market is slowing down – but this is not the first time

Is the bull market really coming to an end? The crypto market is slowing down, but still has fuel for further growth

The beginning of 2025 ignited investors' expectations. Bitcoin surpassed 120,000 USD and for a moment it seemed that nothing would stop the next great wave of the bull market. However, the market – as it is – quickly brought enthusiasts back down to earth. A correction came, and altcoins began to lose 30–50% from their peaks. With the declines, the question returned, which repeats in every cycle: is this the end of the increases, or just a necessary pause before the next impulse?
The market is slowing down – but this is not the first time
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Correction in the crypto market – how to 'buy dips' wiselyMarket corrections can trigger panic, but for many investors, they are a great opportunity. 'Buying dips' sounds like a simple way to increase profits, but in practice, it requires strategy, a cool head, and awareness of risks. In 2025, market volatility in crypto is rising again, so it's worth knowing how to prepare for such moves and how to avoid typical mistakes. What exactly is a 'dip'? A dip is a temporary decrease in the price of an asset. It does not yet indicate a trend reversal, but rather a moment when the market breathes after long increases. Many factors can lead to a dip: weak macro data, leveraged liquidations, market panic, or simply profit taking.

Correction in the crypto market – how to 'buy dips' wisely

Market corrections can trigger panic, but for many investors, they are a great opportunity. 'Buying dips' sounds like a simple way to increase profits, but in practice, it requires strategy, a cool head, and awareness of risks. In 2025, market volatility in crypto is rising again, so it's worth knowing how to prepare for such moves and how to avoid typical mistakes.
What exactly is a 'dip'?
A dip is a temporary decrease in the price of an asset. It does not yet indicate a trend reversal, but rather a moment when the market breathes after long increases. Many factors can lead to a dip: weak macro data, leveraged liquidations, market panic, or simply profit taking.
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