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1Bitget Daily Digest (Dec. 17)｜U.S. seasonally adjusted nonfarm payrolls for November increased by 64,000; BlackRock transferred approximately $140 million worth of ETH to a CEX2Bitget US Stock Morning Brief | Fed Independence Reaffirmed; NFP Beats Expectations; Tech Rally Lifts Market (December 17, 2025)
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Skana Robotics helps fleets of underwater robots communicate with each other
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SEC Fraud Suit Forces Crypto VC Shima Capital into Wind-Down
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Nearly 100 billions Shiba Inu (SHIB) saved the world within 24 hours
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Cantor turns bullish on Hyperliquid, sees ‘a path for HYPE eclipsing $200’
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Circle and Lianlian Digital announce collaboration to explore next-generation cross-border payment methods Circle and its subsidiary have signed a memorandum of understanding with licensed cross-border payment service provider LianLian Global. Circle issues USDC through its regulated entity. The two parties will explore cooperation opportunities in the field of stablecoin-based payment infrastructure.
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Michael Saylor: As long as bitcoin's annualized growth exceeds 10.5%, MSTR's returns are likely to outperform bitcoinAccording to Deep Tide TechFlow, on December 17, as disclosed by BTCtreasuries, Strategy founder and executive chairman Michael Saylor just stated on a Middle Eastern television program that as long as bitcoin's annualized growth rate exceeds 10.5%, Strategy will enter what he calls the "escape velocity" phase. Under this condition, the company's stock $MSTR is expected to outperform bitcoin itself in terms of returns.
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Fed Chair frontrunner Waller advocates a moderate pace of rate cuts, pledges to emphasize independence to TrumpBlockBeats News, December 17, one of the final candidates for the next Federal Reserve Chair and current Governor, Waller, stated on Wednesday that the current job market is "very weak" and job growth is "not optimistic," so the Federal Reserve still has room to cut interest rates. He supports further rate cuts to bring the central bank's rate setting back to a neutral level, while also stating that policymakers do not need to rush to do so. He expressed full confidence in stable inflation expectations and dismissed concerns that price pressures might accelerate again. When asked by a CNBC reporter whether he would emphasize the Federal Reserve's independence during an interview with Trump, Waller replied, "Of course I would." Trump often comments on the Federal Reserve's decisions, accusing the Fed of cutting rates too slowly. He has issued harsh criticism of the current Fed Chair Powell, whom he personally selected, and has publicly stated that he considered firing Powell before his term ended. Waller was appointed by Trump and confirmed by the Senate to join the Federal Reserve Board at the end of 2020. Since the beginning of this year, he has become one of the strongest advocates for rate cuts within the Fed. The Federal Reserve has cut rates by 25 basis points at each of the past three meetings. Waller previously voted against rate cuts in July, urging for a reduction, but policymakers at the time chose to keep rates unchanged.
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