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1Bitget Daily Digest (Dec. 12)|World launches a “super app” featuring payments and chat; US initial jobless claims reach 236,000; Satoshi Nakamoto statue installed at the NYSE2Ether vs. Bitcoin: ETH price poised for 80% rally in 20263Prediction markets bet Bitcoin won’t reach $100K before year’s end

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Coinotag·2025/08/24 21:25

Bitcoin Whale’s $1.6B Move to Ethereum Could Signal Volatility and Liquidity Shifts
Coinotag·2025/08/24 21:25


Bitcoin Dominance Falls to 58% as Analysts Signal Potential Altseason 2025
Coinotag·2025/08/24 21:25


Cardano (ADA) Could Be Benefiting From Whale Accumulation and $1.2B Institutional Inflows
Coinotag·2025/08/24 21:25

Crypto Markets Heat Up: ZK Coin and Ethereum Surge in Interest
In Brief Bitcoin remains stable but faced slight weekend losses with AVAX also declining. ETH shows strong momentum, attracting interest with rising trades and peaks. ZK Coin, optimistic targets indicate potential with current low price appeal.
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Vancouver Explores Bitcoin Taxes, Reserves, and Pool Heating
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Solana Holds Steady as Weekly Chart Points Toward $250 and $300 Higher Targets
Cryptonewsland·2025/08/24 21:00

XRP Maintains $3.01 Support While $5.42 Target Emerges Beyond Resistance
Cryptonewsland·2025/08/24 21:00
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- 21:53Michael Saylor releases Bitcoin Tracker information again, possibly hinting at another BTC accumulationBlockBeats News, December 14, Strategy founder Michael Saylor once again released information related to the bitcoin Tracker. He stated, "Back to more orange dots." According to previous patterns, Strategy always discloses information about increasing its bitcoin holdings the day after such related news is released.
- 21:52Analyst: Bitcoin’s key support level is at $86,000; a breach could trigger a deeper correctionBlockBeats News, December 14, according to CoinDesk, bitcoin fell below $90,000 on Sunday, as investors' overall risk appetite remained limited ahead of the release of key economic data and upcoming central bank meetings next week. Some analysts have warned that if key technical levels are breached, bitcoin's current consolidation could turn into a downward trend. Crypto analyst Ali Martinez stated earlier on Sunday on the X platform that $86,000 remains a crucial level that bitcoin must hold; if this support is broken, the market may face a deeper correction. At present, the crypto market remains in a range-bound state, with low trading volumes and limited trading confidence. Investors are waiting for the soon-to-be-released US macroeconomic data and central bank policy decisions from various countries to obtain clearer directional signals.
- 21:52The European Central Bank is expected to hold rates steady next week, with markets closely watching economic forecasts and signals on the timing of rate hikes.BlockBeats News, December 14, according to an analysis by the Financial Times, given that European Central Bank President Lagarde believes the bank is in a "good position," investors unanimously expect the ECB to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 2% next week, shifting their focus to its economic forecasts. Lagarde stated this week that rate-setters may once again raise their growth forecasts for the eurozone at the meeting. These stronger growth forecasts, along with persistent inflation, have recently led traders to increase their bets on an ECB rate hike next year. However, as the potential shift in monetary policy direction remains controversial and this change has only recently been reflected in swap market pricing, traders will pay particular attention to clues about the timing of a rate hike, and any adjustment to policy signals is expected to be subtle. George Moran, eurozone economist at RBC Capital Markets, said he does not expect the ECB to raise rates in 2026 because "the cyclical tailwinds may be temporary." He added that the ECB has "made it clear that it does not want to overreact to temporary deviations from its target." (Golden Ten Data)
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