Concerns that the job market could collapse at any moment are driving a key figure at the Federal Reserve to break her silence. On November 25, at 8 AM UTC, San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly publicly supported a rate cut at the Fed's December meeting, becoming the latest official to join the intense debate within the Federal Reserve. As she made these remarks, the Fed is facing one of its most complex policy decisions in decades: whether to continue cutting rates to protect a seemingly fragile job market or to pause in order to curb still stubborn inflation.

Streamlining: The second round of token airdrops is tentatively scheduled for the first half of next year.

The sky of the digital asset world has only temporarily cleared, rather than truly warming up. The warm winds of rising expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve have stirred the spring waters of global asset markets. U.S. stocks rebounded for two consecutive days, with the Nasdaq achieving its largest single-day gain in over six months. Amid the jubilation in traditional financial markets, the crypto market is also showing signs of recovery, with Bitcoin rebounding from its low in early November, once again approaching the $90,000 mark. This seemingly sudden rebound, however, faces the test of unstable foundations.

Perpetual contracts devour the US stock market

The market suddenly erupted into a frenzy of asset purchases, all stemming from a few dovish statements made by Federal Reserve officials. On November 25, global financial markets experienced a comprehensive surge. Two senior officials from the Federal Reserve simultaneously released clear signals for interest rate cuts, driving U.S. stocks, gold, crude oil, and even cryptocurrencies to rise collectively. The dovish remarks from Federal Reserve Governor Waller and San Francisco Fed President Daly caused the market's expectations for a rate cut in December to soar from 42% a week ago to 82.9%. This entire

Today, let's step into the daily life at Bybit and see how those who build this platform subtly shape the experience of every trader. In Bybit's Dubai office, under the lights at four in the morning, a group of engineers is methodically handling unexpected system fluctuations. This is not a forced overtime, but a spontaneous act of guardianship.

BBX disclosed that yesterday, the global listed companies' single-day cryptocurrency allocation exceeded 1.3 billion USD, with institutional funds pouring into tokens in niche sectors such as AI and payments at an unprecedented scale.

Covering areas such as NFT, DeFi, and prediction markets.

The topic covers the impact of ETFs on asset attributes, the interplay between macro factors (such as liquidity, interest rate cut expectations, Trump policies) and technical indicators (such as death cross, leveraged liquidation), discusses the relationship between crypto assets and traditional assets like gold and the Nasdaq, and shares institutional strategies and judgments on asset rotation, hedging, and position management.

BlackRock transferred 2,822 BTC and 36,283 ETH to Coinbase; Sun Yuchen transferred $150 million in BTC to a personal wallet; the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates in December, and market expectations are heating up; New Jersey pension fund purchased $16 million in Bitcoin exposure.

The U.S.-listed wallet provider is acquiring W3C Corp, the parent company of crypto card and payments firms Baanx and Monavate.

A surge in institutional and retail demand has pushed CME’s crypto average daily volume up 132% year-over-year, with open interest climbing 82%.

Soft demand, low volume and concerns over token distribution weighed on early market sentiment.