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ChainFeeds·2025/12/08 12:43

Wall Street Finally Couldn't Resist: Altcoin ETF Officially Enters the Main Arena
Bitpush·2025/12/08 12:39

The "final battle" of crypto treasuries: The bottom-fishing myth is collapsing
Bitpush·2025/12/08 12:39

41 Developers Power a $1.7 Trillion Empire: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Bitcoin Core Development Team and Sponsorship Ecosystem
Bitcoin's market cap could reach one trillion dollars, but there are only 41 core developers truly maintaining the underlying code, with an annual budget of less than ten million dollars.
BlockBeats·2025/12/08 12:38

VeChain co-founder: The reinstated intermediaries are destroying the foundations of the crypto industry
Think about the recent liquidation event on October 11—we still don't know the full impact of what happened, except that retail investors are still paying the price while those in power are negotiating their own "recovery."
ForesightNews·2025/12/08 11:23

Bitcoin bulls must defend key level to avoid $76K, analysts say
Cointelegraph·2025/12/08 11:18

Ethereum ‘smart’ whales open $426M long bets as ETH price chart eyes $4K
Cointelegraph·2025/12/08 11:18

Did BTC's Santa rally start at $89K? 5 things to know in Bitcoin this week
Cointelegraph·2025/12/08 11:18
Bitcoin is tracking a hidden $400 billion Fed liquidity signal that matters more than rate cuts
CryptoSlate·2025/12/08 10:45

Civil war erupts within the Solana ecosystem: Jupiter and Kamino fall out, Foundation urges reconciliation
Stop arguing, or ethereum will take advantage!
BlockBeats·2025/12/08 10:43
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- 07:18Stripe's stablecoin payment feature will be launched, supporting Ethereum, Base, and Polygon networksJinse Finance reported that payment giant Stripe will enable stablecoin payment functionality for user accounts. This feature supports payments with stablecoins such as USDC on major blockchain networks including Ethereum, Base, and Polygon. Stripe stated that stablecoin payments are fully integrated into its optimized checkout suite, and existing integrations can use this feature without any code changes. In terms of fees, stablecoin payments incur a 1.5% transaction fee (calculated in US dollars), with no fixed fees. All transactions will be settled in US dollars to the user's existing payment balance.
- 07:10Exchange CEO: The Era of Survival for Cryptocurrencies Is Over, the US Is "Back on the Offensive"Jinse Finance reported that the CEO of a certain exchange, Brian Armstrong, stated at the New York Times DealBook Summit that the era of cryptocurrency is no longer a battle for survival, but a race to accelerate. The United States is regaining the offensive with the advantages of favorable policies, market forecasting, and financial reset. "I'm an optimist, right? I believe we are currently entering a golden age of freedom, and the popularization of various financial products is driving this transformation. In the crypto space, we are witnessing the rapid rise of prediction markets. The regulatory framework for stablecoins is now clear. Market structure is expected to be reshaped, and the US seems to be back on the offensive. We have the opportunity to upgrade the financial system through cryptocurrency and eliminate many frictions in the economy. As the midterm elections approach, the government may stimulate the market and further cut interest rates. Therefore, I am generally optimistic, and we try not to be swayed by short-term trends."
- 07:09Analysis: Bitcoin's Roller-Coaster Market in 2025 May End at a Low PointJinse Finance reported that 2025 is expected to be a roller-coaster year for bitcoin, the world's largest cryptocurrency, with consecutive all-time highs followed by sharp sell-offs. Now, it may end the year with its first annual decline since 2022, for the following reasons: 1. The correlation between bitcoin and the stock market continues to strengthen, driven by the joint entry of retail and institutional investors. 2. After the crash in October, bitcoin has remained under pressure and may close the year lower. 3. The volatility of AI concept stocks is affecting the trend of the crypto market, with growing concerns about a bubble. 4. Expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate cuts continue to influence crypto market sentiment.
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