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- Astar Network's Astar 2.0 introduces Burndrop token-burning and Tokenomics 3.0 to create scarcity and align with ESG criteria, targeting institutional adoption by 2026. - The upgrade emphasizes cross-chain interoperability via Plaza and Startale App, enabling seamless staking across Ethereum , BNB Chain, and Binance, while decentralizing governance by mid-2026. - Institutional partnerships with Sony , Toyota , and $3.16M+ funding validate Astar's market potential, though short-term volatility and tokenom
- Global STEM education investments hit $9B in 2025, driving $132B market by 2030 with 13.7% CAGR as governments and private sectors prioritize tech workforce development. - EdTech firms like Coursera see 60x EBITDA multiples, outperforming traditional sectors as STEM graduates correlate directly with GDP growth per OECD 2025 study. - Tech giants (LEGO, Makeblock) partner with schools for AI/robotics kits, creating innovation pipelines while addressing 411,500 unfilled STEM teaching positions and 26% gende
Last month marked the weakest period for NFT sales in 2025, with the market cap shedding hundreds of millions of dollars. The latest figures reinforce the ongoing decline in demand for these assets, which once surged to record highs before entering a prolonged reversal after the 2022 crypto winter. NFT Sales Sink to New Lows
- McNeel and Buffett's 1920s investment principles combat modern crypto volatility through emotional discipline and intrinsic value focus. - The 2025 Binance crash exposed market fragility, with panic selling and FOMO-driven rebounds amplifying $19B in 24-hour liquidations. - Risk management tools like stop-loss orders and diversified portfolios reduced losses by 37%, underscoring enduring relevance of timeless strategies. - Stablecoin vulnerabilities highlighted by USDC's 2023 depegging and 2025 liquidity
- 07:44Analyst: The Bitcoin cycle may have turned, and the overall market outlook is positive by year-endAccording to ChainCatcher, Jurrien Timmer, Global Macro Director at Fidelity, has recently analyzed that bitcoin has broken its upward trend line, which may signal the end of another 4-year cycle. Data shows that the amplitude of each bitcoin growth cycle is gradually narrowing and the duration is extending, indicating that its network is becoming increasingly mature. Although bitcoin has underperformed this year, the overall market is ending the year with strong profitability, improved investment sentiment, accommodative Federal Reserve policies, and stable bond and currency markets, presenting a positive outlook.
- 07:33A BTC OG insider whale transferred 5,152 BTC to a new address, worth approximately $476.68 million.According to Jinse Finance, Onchain Lens monitoring shows that the "BTC OG insider whale" transferred 5,152 BTC (approximately $476.68 million) to a new address 10 minutes ago.
- 07:29Sources: Bank of Japan to pledge further rate hikes at next week's policy meeting, insiders sayChainCatcher News, according to three sources, the Bank of Japan is likely to maintain its commitment to continue raising interest rates next week, but will emphasize that the pace of further hikes will depend on how the economy responds to each increase. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda has essentially pre-announced a rate hike in December, and the market has almost fully priced in the possibility of raising rates from 0.5% to 0.75% in December. The market's focus has shifted to the extent to which the Bank of Japan can raise rates to a neutral level. According to sources, although the central bank may internally update its estimate of how far its policy rate is from what is considered a neutral level, it will not use this estimate as the main communication tool for the future rate hike path due to the difficulty of making precise predictions. The sources said that instead, the Bank of Japan will explain that future rate hike decisions will be based on considerations of how past hikes have affected bank lending, corporate financing conditions, and other economic activities. One of the sources said, "Japan's real interest rates are very low, which allows the Bank of Japan to continue raising rates in several stages," and the other two sources shared the same view.