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- JPMorgan withdraws December Fed rate-cut forecast as market odds drop below 50%, reflecting uncertainty over central bank easing timelines. - Gold and Bitcoin decline amid "risk-off" sentiment, with traders scaling back bets on Fed accommodation and asset prices adjusting to prolonged high rates. - Fed officials emphasize cautious approach to inflation control, prioritizing labor market stability over premature cuts, with 2025 easing limited to one or two 25-basis-point reductions. - Internal Fed divisio
The Zcash price traded flat over the past 24 hours, even as almost $2 billion in crypto positions were liquidated during the sell-off. This makes ZEC one of the few coins that held ground amid the broader market’s decline. It is still up more than 27% week-on-week, but the next breakout is not guaranteed yet,
- American Bitcoin Corp. (ABTC) aims to scale to 50 EH/s hashing capacity via a hybrid model combining mining and Bitcoin treasury growth, leveraging a 2025 reverse merger with Hut 8’s Gryphon Digital Mining. - The merger, backed by Trump affiliates, enables ABTC to acquire Bitcoin at half market cost, driving Q3 2025 revenue growth to $64.2M with 56% gross margin from energy-efficient mining operations. - Risks include Bitcoin price volatility (noted $5.5M Q3 losses) and rising competition for affordable
- Bitcoin fell below $86,000 in late November 2025 as delayed U.S. jobs data and Fed policy uncertainty triggered a crypto sell-off. - BLS delayed October employment figures and November report, reducing December rate cut odds to 33% and eroding market clarity. - Fed internal divisions and a "data black hole" intensified volatility, with Ethereum and major cryptos losing 5-12% in 24 hours. - Fiscal acceleration and Trump tax-cut bill added complexity, while crypto liquidations hit $443M and stablecoin issu
- Kenyan authorities mandated a 50% fare hike for Uber and Bolt to address drivers' protests over "exploitative labor practices." - The directive, aligning with AAK guidelines, requires immediate compliance within seven days to resolve unsustainable driver earnings. - Drivers claim current fares fail to cover operational costs, leading to loan defaults and vehicle repossessions, while unions threaten legal action. - The government collaborates with the World Bank to draft a national taxi pricing policy, ai
- Coca-Cola executives sold $12M in shares amid Australian legal disputes and regulatory challenges over pricing arrangements. - The company partnered with Kende Retail to launch Hungary's first autonomous retail store, planning 15 unmanned locations by 2026. - Analysts raised price targets to $80-$81, citing strong Q3 earnings with 6% organic revenue growth and resilient core markets. - Legal battles and regulatory scrutiny highlight Coca-Cola's need to balance innovation with compliance in the coming mon
While the total market cap has entered its fourth consecutive week of decline and the market has lost nearly $1 trillion in November, data reveal a notable divergence in how investors are withdrawing capital. Mid- and low-cap assets show a surprisingly positive signal. What is this signal, and what does it mean in the current
- 07:20Web3Labs: Official X account hacked and false information posted, full recovery efforts underwayChainCatcher News, according to the official announcement, the official Twitter account of Web3Labs was hacked by an unidentified attacker in the early hours today. Currently, all information posted by this account is false. Web3Labs reminds users not to trust, click, forward, or interact with any related content. The Web3Labs team is contacting the official Twitter platform team in hopes of regaining control of the account as soon as possible.
- 07:02U.S. tech giants spark a bond issuance boomJinse Finance reported that recently, a wave of bond issuance has suddenly swept through major US tech giants. The combined issuance volume of Amazon, Alphabet (Google's parent company), Meta, and Oracle has already approached $90 billion. According to foreign media statistics, US companies have issued over $200 billion in corporate bonds this year to fund artificial intelligence-related infrastructure projects. This has raised questions about whether the market can absorb such a massive supply, while also intensifying concerns over the rapidly increasing AI-related expenditures. These concerns have also "air-raided" the US stock market, triggering a significant correction since early November. Data shows that since November, the tech-heavy Nasdaq index has fallen by more than 6%, while the S&P 500 and Dow Jones indices have dropped by 3.47% and 2.77%, respectively. In addition, the US Tech Seven Giants Index has declined by 5.73%, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index has plummeted by over 11%. On an individual stock basis, in the single week of November 14 alone, AMD fell by more than 17%, Micron Technology dropped nearly 16%, Microsoft fell by over 7%, Qualcomm dropped over 6%, and Amazon and Nvidia both fell by nearly 6%. (Broker China)
- 06:50Jack Yi: Went all in on ETH at around $2,700Jinse Finance reported that Jack Yi (Yilihua), founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital), posted on social media: "ETH was traded at around $2,700, and this time I went all in. My overall position has always followed the logic of the three major tracks: for public chains, ETH is the main focus, with BTC/BCH also allocated. For trading platforms, it's BNB/Aster. For stablecoins, I am heavily invested in WLFI, which is equivalent to a BNB version of USD1, and USD1 is the only stablecoin with a chance for leapfrog development. We can't pay attention to too many projects, so we focus on the leaders of the three major tracks in the crypto space and leave the rest to time."