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1Bitget Daily Digest (Dec. 15)｜Hassett stresses Fed independence, says Trump’s views “carry no weight”; Bitcoin OG increases ETH long positions, total exposure reaches $676 million2Bitcoin will ‘dump below $70K’ thanks to hawkish Japan: Macro analysts3Bitcoin ‘extreme low volatility’ to end amid new $50K BTC price target
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Bitpush·2025/12/15 17:39
XRP sinks below $2 despite $1B in ETF inflows: How low can price go?
Cointelegraph·2025/12/15 15:54
Beyond Trading: A Look at Star New Projects and Major Updates in the Solana Ecosystem
The Solana Breakpoint 2025 conference was truly spectacular.
BlockBeats·2025/12/15 15:24
Quick Look at the 33 Winning Projects of the Solana Breakpoint 2025 Hackathon
Over 9,000 participants formed teams and submitted 1,576 projects, with a total of 33 projects winning awards. All of them are top industry seed projects selected from hundreds.
BlockBeats·2025/12/15 15:24
WEEX Labs: The Next Chapter for Memecoin, the Era of Flash Trends
In the era of rapid trends, memecoins have begun to shift from being a "joke" to becoming a "cultural index."
BlockBeats·2025/12/15 15:23
Aster launches Shield Mode: a protected high-performance trading mode for on-chain traders
Shield Mode is not merely an upgrade of a single feature, but rather part of Aster's broader vision.
BlockBeats·2025/12/15 15:23
Market share dropped from 80% to 20%, what exactly happened to Hyperliquid?
The second half of the liquidity battle: In-depth analysis of Hyperliquid's "AWS-like" transformation and its path to breaking through within the ecosystem.
ForesightNews 速递·2025/12/15 15:14
Passkey Wallet: The “Tesla Moment” for Crypto Wallets
The real transformation lies not in better protecting keys, but in making them impossible to steal. Welcome to the era of Passkey wallets.
DFINITY·2025/12/15 14:26
The market is not driven by individuals, but dominated by emotions: how trading psychology determines price trends
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- 17:42Federal Reserve Governor: Restarting Treasury purchases is not quantitative easing, and some risk will continue to be shifted to the private marketBlockBeats News, on December 15, Federal Reserve Governor Milan stated that the Fed's restart of Treasury purchases is not quantitative easing, and that it will continue to shift some risk to the private market. (Golden Ten Data)
- 17:21Circle announces acquisition of Axelar’s initial development team Interop Labs and its intellectual property to accelerate cross-chain interoperability布局ChainCatcher news, USDC issuer Circle announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire the Interop Labs team and its proprietary intellectual property. The acquisition is expected to be completed in early 2026. Circle looks forward to contributing to the broader field of interoperability and will continue to explore opportunities aligned with its vision for an open, interconnected, and scalable on-chain economy. Interop Labs has been a core contributor to Axelar, one of the most advanced frameworks in cross-chain communication and token transfer, and has driven Axelar’s core development together with a growing open-source contributor community. By directly integrating Interop Labs’ talent and technology into Circle, the goal is to accelerate two core initiatives: first, Arc—Circle’s enterprise-grade blockchain designed to be an operating system for the internet economy; and second, the cross-chain transfer protocol. It should be clarified that this transaction only involves the Interop Labs team and its proprietary intellectual property. As the team joins Circle, the Axelar network, foundation, and AXL token will continue to operate independently under community governance, and open-source intellectual property will remain open. Common Prefix, another contributor to the Axelar project, will take over the related work from Interop Labs.
- 17:04JPMorgan: Oracle's aggressive AI investments raise concerns in the bond marketJinse Finance reported that Oracle (ORCL.N)'s aggressive AI spending plan has drawn significant attention to its bonds as Wall Street searches for cracks in the AI boom. JPMorgan credit analyst Erica Spear expects that the pressure on the company's bonds will persist into next year. Last week, Oracle's stock price experienced its largest drop in nearly 11 months, and its credit risk indicators climbed to a 16-year high. The company's financial report showed that revenue fell short of market expectations, while its annual capital expenditure target was raised by $15 billion, and its future leasing commitments more than doubled. Co-CEO Clay Magouyrk stated that the company is committed to maintaining its investment-grade debt rating, and that the actual borrowing scale may be lower than analysts' forecasts of over $100 billion. Spear commented, "This is precisely the challenge for investors: management continues to finance investments almost entirely through debt. Although this is not surprising, it remains frustrating given the generally unclear investment timeline and cap."
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