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- Bitcoin's November 2025 price drop below $86,000 reflects Fed policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and leveraged retail trading. - Market fear indices hit "extreme" levels as ETF outflows and weak correlations with equities highlight structural crypto shifts. - While on-chain demand and seasonal buying optimism persist, critical support at $89,183 determines near-term bearish/bullish trajectories. - Long-term outcomes hinge on regulatory clarity, mining economics, and whether central bank liquidity
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- The 2025 PENGU/USDT sell signal triggered a 30% collapse, exposing algorithmic stablecoin fragility and a $128M liquidity shortfall on Balancer. - Technical indicators and $66.6M in team wallet withdrawals validated bearish trends, highlighting systemic risks in non-collateralized models. - Market shifts toward fiat-backed stablecoins like USDC accelerate as regulators push hybrid models combining AI governance with CBDCs. - PENGU's technical outlook remains bearish with RSI at 40.8 and projected 5-day r
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- Bitcoin Cash (BCH) fell 0.86% to $572.4 amid miners transitioning to SHA-256 hardware, impacting network efficiency and block validation. - Older ASIC equipment is being phased out, boosting hash rates and operational efficiency while maintaining backward compatibility with node protocols. - Despite short-term volatility, BCH rose 32.13% yearly, driven by DeFi adoption and cross-border use cases, with stakeholders prioritizing stable upgrades.
- 21:54Analyst: The Fed's statement is dovish, expected to cut rates by 100 basis points next yearJinse Finance reported that analyst Anna Wong stated: "My assessment is that the overall tone of the policy statement and the updated forecasts is dovish—although there are also some potentially hawkish messages. On the dovish side, the committee significantly raised the growth trajectory, lowered the inflation outlook, and kept the 'dot plot' unchanged. The Federal Open Market Committee also announced the start of reserve management purchases. On the other hand, a signal in the policy statement indicates that the committee tends to pause rate cuts for a longer period." She continued: "Although the 'dot plot' shows only one rate cut in 2026—while the market expects two—our view is that the Federal Reserve will ultimately cut rates by 100 basis points next year. This is because we expect weak employment growth, and currently see no clear signs of inflation reigniting in the first half of 2026."
- 21:47The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut meets expectations, with a weakening labor market as the main reason.According to Golden Ten Data, Angeles Investments Chief Investment Officer Michael Rosen stated that this rate cut was within expectations, and the 25 basis point cut passed by a 9-to-3 vote was also anticipated. The statement emphasized the weakness in the labor market, which was the main reason for the 25 basis point rate cut, suggesting that the Federal Reserve may continue to ease policy. However, the current expectation of only one 25 basis point rate cut next year has not changed.
- 21:37Institutions assess Powell's speech: Nothing about "hawkish rate cuts"Jinse Finance reported that Informa Global Markets commented on the latest speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell: so-called "hawkish rate cuts" are just like this. Powell pointed out that there is tension between the Fed's dual mandate, but also admitted that there has not been much change since the last meeting. His remarks were generally similar to previous ones. The most memorable sentence from this press conference was: "The current economy is not like an overheated economy that would trigger labor-driven inflation."