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Strategy Confronts MSCI Head-On: The Ultimate Defense of DAT
Strategy Confronts MSCI Head-On: The Ultimate Defense of DAT

Not an investment fund! Why is holding oil allowed but not crypto? How does Strategy criticize MSCI's proposal?

ForesightNews 速递·2025/12/11 18:33
Xiaomi Drives Major Cryptocurrency Integration with SEI
Xiaomi Drives Major Cryptocurrency Integration with SEI

In Brief Xiaomi partners with SEI for cryptocurrency integration in 170 million devices. SEI's stablecoin to power Xiaomi's payment service, MiPay. Bitcoin struggles at $90,000, with potential for further declines.

Cointurk·2025/12/11 18:33
Tom Lee: Ethereum has bottomed out
Tom Lee: Ethereum has bottomed out

BitMine, the world's largest Ethereum treasury company, increased its Ethereum holdings by $460 million last week, taking concrete action to "put its views into practice."

ForesightNews 速递·2025/12/11 18:32
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  • 18:35
    Data: If ETH breaks through $3,356, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $2.007 billions.
    According to ChainCatcher, citing data from Coinglass, if ETH surpasses $3,356, the cumulative short liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $2.007 billions. Conversely, if ETH falls below $3,041, the cumulative long liquidation intensity on major CEXs will reach $1.133 billions.
  • 18:04
    Prediction markets bet that bitcoin will not reach $100,000 by the end of the year
    According to Jinse Finance, most traders on Polymarket and Kalshi expect the price of bitcoin to remain below $100,000 over the next 21 days. As of December 11, bettors on Kalshi believe there is about a 34% chance that bitcoin will break $100,000 before December 31. Polymarket estimates the probability of bitcoin reaching $100,000 by the end of 2025 at 29%.
  • 17:52
    US Commerce Secretary predicts 6% economic growth rate during Trump's administration, criticizes Powell for maintaining high interest rates
    Jinse Finance reported that U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick once again criticized Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell in an interview with CNBC, accusing him of keeping interest rates too high. Lutnick stated, "Interest rates should be lower. Jay Powell acted too late, and maybe he's too afraid—too afraid to lead this $30 trillion global economy. We should be proactive, not timid, as if something bad is going to happen. We're doing well, greatness is happening. Our GDP has grown by 4%." At the same time, he also predicted that the economic growth rate during Trump's administration would reach 6%. "Lower interest rates and reduce energy consumption, and we can achieve economic growth and save America."
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