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Federal Reserve's Major Shift: From QT to RMP, How Will the Market Transform by 2026?
The essence of RMP, the mystery surrounding its scale, and its impact on risk assets.
Chaincatcher·2025/12/10 18:16
Questioning the Necessity of Gas Futures: Does the Ethereum Ecosystem Really Need Them?
ChainFeeds·2025/12/10 18:14
How did the Do Kwon trial trigger an 1.8 billion USD speculative frenzy?
Bitpush·2025/12/10 18:05
Crypto Game under Hawkish Rate Cuts: How FOMC Night Reshapes Asset Pricing Logic
Bitpush·2025/12/10 18:05
a16z "Big Ideas for 2026: Part One"
This article will share perspectives from the Infrastructure, Growth, Bio + Health, and Speedrun teams.
Block unicorn·2025/12/10 18:04
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL) levels for the FOMC
market pulse·2025/12/10 17:39
Global Central Bank Divergence in 2026: Will the Eurozone, Australia, and Canada Shift to Rate Hikes While the Federal Reserve Becomes One of the Few to Cut Rates?
The market is betting that the Eurozone, Canada, and Australia may raise interest rates next year, while the Federal Reserve is expected to continue cutting rates. The narrowing interest rate differential is putting pressure on the US dollar.
ForesightNews·2025/12/10 16:51
XRP price may grow ‘from $2 to $10’ in less than a year: Analyst
Cointelegraph·2025/12/10 16:36
Ethereum rising to $3.3K proves bottom is in: Is 100% ETH rally next?
Cointelegraph·2025/12/10 16:36
Flash
- 18:21AI platform Surf completes $15 million funding round, led by Pantera CapitalBlockBeats News, December 10, the specialized AI platform Surf, built for the cryptocurrency sector, announced the completion of a $15 million funding round, led by Pantera Capital, with participation from an exchange and Digital Currency Group. Surf launched as an invite-only product in July and opened fully to the public in September. According to company data, the platform currently has over 300,000 users and has generated more than 1 million search results cumulatively. Li stated that Surf can answer a wide range of crypto-related questions, from basic to advanced technical topics. 80% of the platform’s users are not crypto industry professionals, while the remaining 20% come from venture capital, exchanges, and other crypto-related institutions. The startup claims its revenue has reached several million dollars and aims to grow to $10 million by the end of 2026. Surf’s revenue comes from a subscription model, with users paying between $15 and $399 per month depending on the tier. The platform also offers a free version, but the number of daily questions is limited. The company currently has fewer than 30 employees. Li considers the company’s main competitors to be mainstream AI models such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Grok. According to a benchmark report co-authored with Princeton University, Surf’s performance on crypto tasks is four times that of ChatGPT and Grok.
- 18:21The Fear Index VIX rises to a one-week high, at 17.43 points.BlockBeats News, December 10, the Fear Index VIX rose to a one-week high, reported at 17.43 points. (Golden Ten Data)
- 18:21The Federal Reserve's "internal war" escalates, and Powell may struggle to rein in the "hawks"BlockBeats News, December 10, the Federal Reserve is experiencing its largest internal division in recent years, with Powell facing a difficult coordination task. The market expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates by another 25 basis points tonight, but Powell may avoid signaling further rate cuts in January next year to appease the hawks. Bank of America believes Powell may suggest that only significantly weaker employment data would prompt another rate cut, or emphasize that the benchmark interest rate is already close to a neutral level. Currently, five officials support a rate cut, three officials' positions remain unclear, and two officials support holding steady.
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