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1Bitget Daily Digest (Dec. 15)｜Hassett stresses Fed independence, says Trump’s views “carry no weight”; Bitcoin OG increases ETH long positions, total exposure reaches $676 million2Bitcoin will ‘dump below $70K’ thanks to hawkish Japan: Macro analysts3Bitcoin ‘extreme low volatility’ to end amid new $50K BTC price target
This Week's Preview: Macro "Flood Release" Week—Delayed CPI and the Bank of Japan's "Rate Hike Pursuit"
Key global market data will be released this week, including the U.S. non-farm payroll report, CPI inflation data, and the Bank of Japan's interest rate decision, all of which will significantly impact market liquidity. Bitcoin prices are fluctuating due to macroeconomic factors, while institutions such as Coinbase and HashKey are striving to break through via innovation and public listings. Summary generated by Mars AI This summary was generated by the Mars AI model. Its accuracy and completeness are still being iteratively improved.
MarsBit·2025/12/15 05:05
Weekly Hot Picks: The Fed Cuts Rates and Indirectly "Injects Liquidity"! Silver Replaces Gold as the New Favorite?
The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates and starting bond purchases, while Japan and other regions may turn to rate hikes. Silver repeatedly hits record highs, SpaceX is set for a 1.5 trillion IPO, and Oracle becomes the litmus test for the AI bubble. The Russia-Ukraine peace process is stuck on territorial issues, the US seizes a Venezuelan oil tanker... What exciting market events did you miss this week?
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Key Highlights to Watch at Solana Breakpoint 2025
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Chaincatcher·2025/12/15 03:33
Crucial Alert: ZRO Leads This Week’s $100M+ Token Unlocks – What Investors Must Know
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/15 03:00
Revealed: Why Tether’s $1.1 Billion Juventus Acquisition Bid Was Rejected
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BTC Price Soars: Bitcoin Breaks $89,000 Barrier in Stunning Rally
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Unlock Innovation: Neo and SpoonOS Host $8K AI Hackathon in Seoul
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Critical Aevo Hack: $2.7M Stolen in Oracle Exploit
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Analyst Reveals Whether XRP Price Could Ever Fall Back to $1
Coinpedia·2025/12/15 02:27
Why Bitcoin Price is Going Down Today?
Coinpedia·2025/12/15 02:27
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- 07:02CryptoQuant: Large Bitcoin inflows to a certain exchange have dropped to their lowest level since 2018According to ChainCatcher, CryptoQuant data analyst Darkfost reported that the inflow of "Wholecoiners" (single transactions greater than 1 BTC) on a certain exchange is significantly decreasing. The annual average inflow has dropped to about 6,500 BTC, the lowest level since 2018, with the weekly average inflow at only 5,200 BTC. Unlike previous cycles, the current bull market has seen a decline rather than an increase in large bitcoin inflows, with the downward trend persisting even during periods of rising bitcoin prices. The analyst believes this phenomenon not only indicates a weakening selling pressure from large bitcoin holders, but also reflects a structural change in the market: as bitcoin's valuation rises, it becomes increasingly difficult to own a whole bitcoin; at the same time, the expansion of the DeFi ecosystem has provided investors with more channels for trading and holding, diverting funds that would have otherwise flowed into major centralized exchanges.
- 07:02Citi: Driven by short-term debt, the U.S. Treasury yield curve is expected to steepenChainCatcher News, Citigroup rate strategists stated in a report that driven by short-term bonds, the U.S. Treasury yield curve is expected to steepen. In a "bull steepener," short-term rates fall faster than long-term rates. The strategists said in a report: "With the risk of rising unemployment increasing due to higher jobless numbers or a continued rebound in labor force participation, we lean toward a bull steepener for 2026." Therefore, Citigroup strategists believe that the market should have already priced in further rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in the second half of this year, which will keep the 'belly' (i.e., the middle part of the curve) stable. "Against a strong economic backdrop, combined with a dovish Federal Reserve and growing concerns about supply, the yield curve should steepen further."
- 06:40Japanese media: Bank of Japan expected to raise interest rates to 0.75%, the highest in 30 yearsAccording to Jinse Finance, citing Nikkei News, the Bank of Japan will hold a monetary policy meeting on December 18-19 to raise the current policy interest rate of 0.5%, and has now entered the final coordination stage. The most likely plan is to raise rates by 25 basis points to 0.75%, reaching the highest level in 30 years since 1995. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda and other senior officials have hinted at their intention to submit a rate hike proposal, and surveys show that more than half of the nine policy board members, including the governor and deputy governors, are expected to support the hike. Currently, not a single policy board member has explicitly opposed the rate hike, and the Japanese government is generally supportive of the move. The Bank of Japan will make its final decision after assessing whether there will be market turmoil such as a stock market crash or a sharp appreciation of the yen. If the rate hike is implemented on Friday, it will be the first time in 11 months since January 2025 that the Bank of Japan has raised its policy interest rate again.
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