TAO falls below $300

- Dogecoin (DOGE) drops 37% to $0.1587 amid crypto market weakness and Fed policy uncertainty. - Technical indicators show bearish control with RSI at 34 and MACD in negative crossover. - Derivatives markets show mixed signals: $1.66B open interest but declining MFI indicates outflows. - Grayscale's GDOG ETF fails to reverse selling pressure as $0.1500 support becomes critical for recovery.

- Shiba Inu (SHIB) faces critical support tests amid crypto market declines, while AlphaPepe (ALPE) emerges as a high-growth meme-coin presale contender. - SHIB trades near $0.0000080 with 20,000% burn spikes, but remains 90% below all-time highs despite stabilization hopes. - AlphaPepe's $415K-raised BNB Chain token offers structured mechanics, liquidity locks, and "buy early, pay less" dynamics to differentiate from traditional meme-coins. - Analysts highlight strategic duality: SHIB's long-term case dep

- U.S. Judge Eumi K. Lee temporarily banned OpenAI from using "Cameo" in its Sora app until December 22, citing trademark infringement by Chicago-based Cameo. - Cameo argued the term caused consumer confusion, with users contacting them about Sora's feature, highlighting brand overlap since 2017. - OpenAI contested the ruling, claiming "cameo" is generic, mirroring its legal strategy in India and facing broader IP lawsuits from authors and publishers. - The case underscores AI companies' legal risks, with

- The Fed faces internal division over December rate cuts, complicating Trump's push for lower borrowing costs amid conflicting economic signals. - New York Fed's Williams supports near-term rate adjustments, while Boston's Collins dismisses urgency, reflecting broader policy disagreements. - Trump's potential influence is limited by Fed dissent, with delayed inflation data and mixed labor market trends adding to decision-making uncertainty. - Global markets and geopolitical developments will shape investo