remember those articles and posts about a random guy extracting btc or eth to a wallet and he can't find it or sell it? also, the wallet in question is posted on binance. yeah, there is no btc there. it's a virus.
CZ
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Let's Eradicate the Poison Scams
Been fighting a cold, 38.9C a couple of hours ago. First time getting sick after prison. This issue kept its airspace in my head for the last few days, even through the fever. Our industry should be able to completely eradicate this type of poison attacks, and protect our users.
All wallets should simply check if a receiving address is a โpoison addressโ, and block the user. This is a blockchain query. Further, security alliances in the industry should maintain a real-time blacklist of these addresses, so that wallets can check before sending a transaction. Binance Wallet already does this. A user would get a warning like below if they try to send to a poison address.
Lastly, wallets should not even display these spam transactions anywhere. If the value of the tx is small, just filter it out. Protect users.
@Binance BiBi , also, gold can be created in the lab, right?
BeyOglu - The Analyst
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Not talking about the history lets take a look on recent activities on GOLD.
SaudiArab found a huge GOLD MINE, CHINA found Huge GOLD mine. how do you sees it i don't know but for me its same as terra luna, hidden supply, new supply whatever you want name it call it. but this massive mines can turned into drastic breakdown in the gold demand.
WHY US is after Bitcoin the reason is simple limited supply.
XRP has shown a swing failure pattern, where prices briefly push past resistance but quickly reverse, which some traders interpret as a potential bottoming signal. The setup suggests selling pressure may be easing and buyers are defending key levels.
While not a guarantee of a strong rebound, this technical cue points to stabilization and possible support formation ahead of the next move.
Trump Attributes Unemployment Rise to Government Workforce Cuts
President Trump suggested that the slight rise in unemployment to 4.5 percent was not a reflection of a weakening economy or failing private-sector job growth. Instead, he attributed it primarily to the government deliberately reducing its workforce.
In other words, he implied that the labor market remains strong overall, and the uptick is a technical effect caused by fewer federal or public-sector jobs, not by people losing private-sector positions or businesses slowing hiring.
Essentially, his point frames the unemployment increase as a policy-driven, controlled change rather than a sign of economic weakness, positioning it as evidence of a healthy, self-sustaining job market outside government employment.
When we talk about the future of AI, we often focus on the "brain"โthe large language models that can write poetry or code. But for a trader or an investor looking at the long-term arc of the digital economy, the real question isn't just how smart an AI can be, but whether it can actually do anything. Right now, most AI agents are essentially confined to a sandbox. They can suggest a trade, but they can't sign the transaction. They can find a product, but they don't have a credit card. This is the gap Kite is filling, and itโs why the project has garnered so much attention as we move into late 2025.
Kite isn't just another AI wrapper; it is an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain built specifically to serve as the economic backbone for what many are calling the "Agentic Internet." The fundamental problem with our current financial infrastructure is that it was designed for humans. Traditional banking and even many first-generation blockchains assume a human is at the end of every "click." Kite flips this script by treating AI agents as first-class economic citizens. It provides the rails for machine-to-machine payments that are instant, verifiable, andโmost importantlyโgoverned by programmable rules that keep the humans in control.
At the heart of the system is a three-tier identity model that I find particularly elegant from a risk management perspective. In the Kite ecosystem, you have the User, the Agent, and the Session. The human user sits at the top, holding the master authority. Beneath them, the AI agent has its own cryptographic identity and wallet, but it operates under strict, pre-defined boundaries. The session layer adds a final level of safety, creating temporary permissions for specific tasks that expire once the job is done. This means you can authorize an agent to spend up to $50 on a specific research task without giving it the keys to your entire portfolio. Itโs a level of granularity that makes autonomous AI transactions actually viable for real-world use.
The technology behind this is a specialized consensus mechanism known as Proof of Attributed Intelligence (PoAI). While Bitcoin relies on energy and Ethereum on staked capital, Kiteโs PoAI is designed to reward the actual contributions of AI models and data providers within the network. This ensures that the value created by the "intelligence" of the network is captured and distributed fairly. When you combine this with the SPACE frameworkโwhich stands for Stablecoin-native, Programmable constraints, Agent-first authentication, Compliance-ready, and Economically viableโyou get a system that can handle millions of tiny, sub-cent microtransactions that would choke a standard network.
We are already seeing this move beyond the whitepaper phase. In late 2024 and throughout 2025, Kite secured $33 million in funding from heavyweights like PayPal Ventures and Coinbase Ventures. This isn't just venture capital "chasing the dragon"; it's a strategic bet on the plumbing of the next economy. Weโve seen pilot programs where agents on the Kite network browse Shopify storefronts and execute autonomous payments via PayPalโs stablecoin infrastructure. Itโs a glimpse into a world where your personal AI doesn't just remind you that youโre out of coffee, but goes out, finds the best price, and handles the entire settlement and shipping process without you ever lifting a finger.
For the developers and investors watching the charts, the launch of the KITE token in November 2025 marked a significant milestone. While the initial post-listing period saw the usual volatility, the underlying metrics tell a more interesting story. The network has already seen millions of "Agent Passports" created on its testnet, and daily agent interactions are climbing steadily. The integration with protocols like LayerZero and partnerships with cross-chain liquidity providers suggest that Kite isn't interested in being a walled garden. It wants to be the settlement layer that connects AI agents across every chain, from Ethereum to Solana.
Is there risk? Of course. Merging the complexities of high-frequency AI inference with the security requirements of a Layer 1 blockchain is an immense technical challenge. There are also the looming questions of regulation around autonomous financial actors. However, Kiteโs focus on "verifiable identity" and "programmable governance" seems specifically designed to satisfy the concerns of regulators and institutions. They aren't trying to hide the agents; theyโre trying to give them a badge and a set of rules they canโt break.
As we look toward 2026, the roadmap points to a "Public Mainnet" launch and the expansion of the "Agent App Store," where users can discover and deploy specialized agents for everything from portfolio optimization to automated supply chain management. The era of the human-only internet is sunsetting. In its place, we are seeing the rise of a hybrid economy where humans set the goals and machines handle the execution. Kite is positioning itself as the trusted arbiter of that transition, providing the digital "passport" and the "wallet" that allow AI to move from being a novelty to being a productive economic force. #KITE $KITE @KITE AI
These are some of the biggest drawdowns this year among large caps:
โก๏ธ $TIA from $7 to $0.5 โก๏ธ $BEAM from $0.03 to $0.003 โก๏ธ $JITO from $3.7 to $0.35 โก๏ธ $EIGEN from $5 to $0.4 โก๏ธ $BRETT from $0.17 to $0.015 โก๏ธ $DYDX from $2.2 to $0.18 โก๏ธ $W from $0.35 to $0.03 โก๏ธ $RUNE from $6.4 to $0.6 โก๏ธ $CORE from $1.3 to $0.14 โก๏ธ $THETA from $2.7 to $0.32
A $1,000 basket of these tokens at the start of 2025 would be worth roughly $100 now.
Bitcoin, Ethereum and even Shiba Inu are showing a similar performance: a slight bounce with the possibility of a downtrend continuation. The lack of institutional activity correlates with the decreasing selling volume, which is a big sign about the future of the market.
Shiba Inu movement halted
At last, Shiba Inu applied the brakes. Following nine days of nonstop sales, SHIB is no longer in a free fall. For the first time in more than a week, prices have stabilized, volatility has decreased and the market is not actively moving lower. Considering how brutal the previous move was, that alone represents a significant change.
The actual crash was decisive. Instead of drifting down, SHIB fell sharply, cutting through short-and-midterm support with little opposition. During that time, every attempt at a bounce was sold right away, converting previous support levels into overhead pressure. Sentiment had completely faded by the end of those nine days. At that point, markets usually stop crashing because selling becomes inefficient rather than because they become bullish.
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SHIB is currently acting like a depleted resource. Price action has tightened into a limited range, and volume has decreased in comparison to the capitulation spike. That implies that sellers are taking a step back, if only momentarily. The same narrative is shown by RSI: momentum is still weak but is no longer accelerating downward. After a sharp drawdown, stabilization looks like this.
There are a few practical routes from here. Consolidation that occurs sideways is first. While the market's volatility subsides, SHIB may spend some time chopping close to current levels and establishing a base. Despite its boredom, this would be beneficial. After such harm, markets require time.
A relief bounce is the second situation. SHIB may be able to recover some lost ground if buyers intervene and drive the price back toward surrounding resistance. This would only be a response to compressed positioning and oversold conditions, not a reversal of the trend.
Ethereum's tone changes
The market is beginning to notice that Ethereum is subtly changing its tone. ETH is now exhibiting a distinctly positive dynamic as it moves back toward the $3,000 mark, following weeks of pressure and unsuccessful recovery attempts. This is neither a low-liquidity wick nor an arbitrary spike. Coming off a defended low is a planned move, where buyers intervene regularly rather than irregularly.
The fact that Ethereum has already included a reaction bottom is the most crucial information. Volatility decreased, prices stopped reaching lower lows and the market absorbed selling without imploding. The present push higher was made possible by that.
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The move appears intentional rather than emotional as ETH gets closer to $3,000. RSI is rising from low levels, momentum is improving and volume is encouraging โ all indicators that downward pressure is lessening.
The sum of $3,000 is more than just a psychological figure. It is an area of choice. The next stage opens up swiftly if Ethereum can recover and maintain its position above it. A successful reclamation would boost the likelihood of a wider recovery toward higher moving averages and reintroduce short-term resistance levels. This does not imply a straight-line rally, but it does indicate that the market would be in recovery mode as opposed to survival mode.
Bitcoin saw momentum spike
BTC has already decisively recovered from its local bottom following weeks of unrelenting downward pressure, regaining ground that many believed was permanently lost. It was not a subtle or arbitrary move. It arrived with conviction, loudness and a distinct response from relevant levels.
A bounce is more important than a headline. It indicates that customers were not in a panic, but rather waiting. Bitcoin never lost its wider market presence, even after significant selling and a breakdown below important moving averages previously.
Once the price dropped in response to demand, liquidity quickly returned, demonstrating that Bitcoin is still the main indicator of risk for the whole cryptocurrency market.
The short-term narrative is also altered by this rebound. Much of the selling pressure has already been absorbed by the market. Momentum is no longer accelerating to the downside, weak hands are mostly flushed and leverage has decreased. That opinion is supported by the RSI rising from oversold territory; this is not a desperate dead-cat bounce.
There are two practical ways to proceed from here. First, there is a continuation. This bounce may develop into a longer recovery leg if Bitcoin can maintain its position above the most recent low and create higher lows on shorter time frames. The next course of action would be to push back toward key moving averages and broken resistance zones. The market will determine whether this move has genuine legs there.
Consolidation is the second approach. While volatility subsides, Bitcoin might chop sideways, consuming gains. That would be constructive rather than bearish. Strong markets do not follow a straight line. They decide after pausing and resetting.
yet @CZ allowed something like Trump coin to exist
Crypto-First21
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CZ: I Refused a Listing Request From a Countryโs President
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) revealed that he once rejected a direct request from the president of a country who wanted a specific project listed on a cryptocurrency exchange.
CZ explained that exchange listings must be based on clear, transparent, and objective criteria, not political influence or personal requests from powerful figures. He emphasized that allowing political pressure to affect listings would undermine market fairness, damage trust, and set a dangerous precedent for the crypto industry.
By refusing the request, CZ said he aimed to uphold the principles of neutrality, independence, and integrity in crypto markets. His comments highlight ongoing concerns about political interference, influence peddling, and the importance of maintaining credibility in centralized exchanges.
Did MicroStrategy Make Its Worst Bitcoin Purchase of 2025?
MicroStrategyโs latest Bitcoin buy has quickly come under scrutiny. Just one day after the firm disclosed a major purchase, Bitcoin fell sharply.
On December 14, MicroStrategy announced it had acquired 10,645 BTC for roughly $980.3 million, paying an average price of $92,098 per coin. At the time, Bitcoin was trading near local highs.
A Poorly Timed Buy, At Least in the Short Term
The timing was unfortunate. Only a day after Strategyโs reported purchase, Bitcoin had dropped toward the $85,000 range, briefly trading even lower. At the time of writing BTC remains below $80,000.
Bitcoinโs decline came amid a broader macro-driven sell-off, fueled by Bank of Japan rate-hike fears, leverage liquidations, and market-maker de-risking. MicroStrategyโs purchase landed just ahead of that cascade.
As Bitcoin slid, MicroStrategy shares fell sharply. Over the past five trading days, the stock dropped more than 25%, significantly underperforming Bitcoin itself.
While shares saw a modest rebound today, they remain far below levels seen before the purchase announcement.
MSTR Stock Prices Over The Past Week. Source: Google Finance The Numbers Behind the Concern
As of now, MicroStrategy holds 671,268 BTC, acquired for approximately $50.33 billion at an average price of $74,972 per coin.
On a long-term basis, the firm remains deeply in profit.
However, short-term optics matter. With Bitcoin near $85,000, the latest tranche is already underwater on paper.
MicroStrategyโs mNAV currently sits around 1.11, meaning the stock trades only about 11% above the value of its Bitcoin holdings. That premium has compressed rapidly as Bitcoin fell and equity investors reassessed risk.
MicroStrategy mNAV. Source: Saylor Tracker Why the Market Reacted So Harshly
Investors are not questioning MicroStrategyโs Bitcoin thesis. They are questioning timing and risk management.
The macro risks that triggered Bitcoinโs drop were well telegraphed. Markets had been warning about the Bank of Japanโs potential rate hike and the threat to the yen carry trade for weeks.
Bitcoin has historically sold off aggressively around BOJ tightening cycles. This time was no different.
Critics argue MicroStrategy failed to wait for macro clarity. The firm appeared to buy aggressively near resistance, just as global liquidity conditions tightened.
Was It Actually a Mistake?
That depends on the timeframe.
From a trading perspective, the purchase looks poorly timed. Bitcoin fell immediately, and the stock suffered amplified losses due to leverage, sentiment, and shrinking NAV premium.
From a strategy perspective, MicroStrategy has never aimed to time bottoms. The company continues to frame its purchases around long-term accumulation, not short-term price optimization.
CEO Michael Saylor has repeatedly argued that owning more Bitcoin matters more than entry precision.
The real risk is not the purchase itself. It is what happens next.
If Bitcoin stabilizes and macro pressure eases, MicroStrategyโs latest buy will fade into its long-term cost basis. If Bitcoin drops further, however, the decision will remain a focal point for critics.
MicroStrategy may not have made the worst Bitcoin purchase of 2025. But it may have made the most uncomfortable one.
๐ Lookonchain just flagged one of the worst AI-agent trades on record.$LINK ๐ฅ A whale spent $23 MILLION accumulating AI agent tokens on #Base
๐ The entire position was later dumped for just $2.58M. ๐งฑ Realized loss: $20.4M โ a brutal โ88.8%.
โ ๏ธ Peak narrative chasing meets illiquid exits. $ZEC ๐ Even โhotโ sectors can vaporize capital when momentum dies.
๐ฅ Size doesnโt protect against bad timing. ๐ Narratives move faster than liquidity.$WLD
โก The AI hype cycle just claimed another victim. ๐ Market lessons are being written in losses. #WriteToEarnUpgrade #BinanceHODLerMorpho #jasmyustd {spot}(WLDUSDT) {spot}(ZECUSDT) {spot}(LINKUSDT)
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Netflix just dropped a teaser for โOne Attempt Remainingโ, a new comedy built around the most terrifying thing in crypto: forgetting your freaking password.
Jennifer Garner stars as a divorced wife whoโs suddenly forced to team up with her ex to recover a $35M crypto wallet before the final login attempt locks everything forever. High stakes, high chaos, basically the on-chain version of โdonโt mess this up.โ
If youโve ever sweated over a misplaced seed phrase, fat-fingered a login, or prayed to the blockchain gods after three wrong attemptsโฆ yeah, this one hits home.
What makes it funny is how relatable it is. Everyone in crypto knows someone who: โ lost a wallet โ forgot a seed phrase โ trusted the wrong notepad โ or โdefinitely saved it somewhere safeโ (and never found it again)
Netflix turning that anxiety into a comedy? Honestly, brilliant.
It also low-key reminds people why self-custody is powerful but dangerous. One mistake and your coins become a museum piece on-chain.
Anyway looks like the first mainstream crypto comedy that might actually be watchable.
Ever lost access to your wallet beforeโฆ or are you one attempt away right now? ๐
Tether Backs Italian Humanoid Robotics Startup in $80 Million Funding Round
Stablecoin giant invests in Generative Bionics to advance physical AI and intelligent robotics development for industrial applications. Tether announced on December 8, 2025, its investment in Generative Bionics, a spinoff from the Italian Institute of Technology, as part of a โฌ70 million ($81.5 million) funding round. The investment supports the development of advanced humanoid robots [โฆ]
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