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on Dec 25, 2025
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On 23 December, at the start of the Christmas holidays, exchange-traded funds based on the two largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation recorded combined outflows of $284.1m. Investors pulled $188.6m from bitcoin ETFs — the negative streak extended to a fourth straight day. Flows in and out of spot bitcoin ETFs. Source: SoSoValue.  IBIT from BlackRock […]

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on Dec 25, 2025
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Santiment analysts have warned of a record level of fear surrounding Strategy and its founder Michael Saylor. Amidst the stagnation of the leading cryptocurrency, discussions have intensified about the potential forced liquidation of the firm’s bitcoin assets. 😠 The crypto crowd has gradually turned on Microstrategy and Saylor more and more as 2025 has gotten […]

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on Dec 24, 2025
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Artificial intelligence has devalued the degrees of Stanford programmers: the “gold standard” status has shifted to “bronze,” reports the Los Angeles Times. Students from one of America’s top universities are shocked by the lack of job offers. Journalists note the rapid pace of change: when current graduates enrolled, ChatGPT did not yet exist, and today […]

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on Dec 24, 2025
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The prediction platform Polymarket has confirmed that several users have been affected by a breach linked to a vulnerability at a third-party provider. This week, social media saw a surge of reports from users complaining about unauthorized login attempts and zeroed balances. “I woke up today to find three attempts to log into my Polymarket […]

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on Dec 24, 2025
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The cryptocurrency market structure is “narrowing” as capital increasingly concentrates in the two largest coins, according to analysts from market maker Wintermute. https://t.co/UJMxdXZtHa — Wintermute (@wintermute_t) December 23, 2025 “Bitcoin’s dominance has risen again, reinforcing a trend that has defined much of the second half of the year. Altcoins continue to lag, burdened by significant […]

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on Dec 24, 2025
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Over the past seven days, the native token of the Aave lending platform (AAVE) fell 19%, the worst performance among the 100 largest assets.  Hourly chart of AAVE/USDT on Binance. Source: TradingView. The slump comes amid an escalating struggle within the Aave community for control of the protocol’s brand, domains and public channels.  The stand-off […]

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on Dec 24, 2025
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Alphabet, Google’s parent company, will acquire data center and clean energy developer Intersect Power for $4.75 billion, also assuming the firm’s debts. The deal will allow the tech giant to expand its electricity production capabilities, reducing reliance on utility companies struggling to meet the demand from AI firms. Alphabet previously held a minority stake in […]

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on Dec 24, 2025
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While other markets climb, cryptocurrencies continue to move sideways amid a near-total absence of liquidity. According to the co-founder of the ETH Strategy protocol, known as Clouted, something “broke” after the October sell-off. something absolutely fucking broke and some serious shit is going on since october 10 and we deserve to know real answers not […]

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on Dec 23, 2025
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Justin Sun, the founder of Tron, remains blacklisted by the DeFi project World Liberty Financial. Since September, the value of his frozen WLFI tokens has plummeted by $60 million, according to analysts at Bubblemaps.  Justin Sun is still blacklisted by WLFI in 3 months, his locked tokens dropped $60m in value absolutely brutal https://t.co/3Af2px04h5 pic.twitter.com/4qxuiE4qwJ […]

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on Dec 23, 2025
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In 2026, an altcoin rally is unlikely to occur, with most capital expected to flow into established major cryptocurrencies. This view was expressed by Jeff Ko, the chief analyst at CoinEx Research, in an interview with Cointelegraph. “Retail investors expecting a rising tide to lift all boats will be disappointed. We predict the absence of […]