The market was as calm as water after the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision in the early morning, yet several whale addresses transferred hundreds of millions of dollars to exchanges, revealing a capital undercurrent unnoticed by most. As of the morning of December 11, the address known as "1011 Insider Whale" held approximately 120,000 ETH, with a total value approaching 400 million dollars, and its unrealized profits from a 5x leveraged long position exceeded 12 million dollars. Another highly watched "BTC OG Insider Whale" has been active in the past few

With stablecoin giants and the world's largest trading platform simultaneously obtaining ADGM licenses, Abu Dhabi is rising from a Middle Eastern financial hub to a new core for global institutional-level cryptocurrency settlement and regulation.

"We can wait and observe the economic development." Federal Reserve Chairman Powell made a cautious statement at the press conference, and this sentence quickly became a key note for interpreting the market trends after the rate cut. In the early hours of December 11, Beijing time, the Federal Reserve announced a 25 basis point reduction in the target range for the federal funds rate to 3.50% to 3.75%. This marks the third consecutive rate cut of 25 basis points by the Federal Reserve since September of this year. After the continuous rate cuts, the internal divisions within the Federal Reserve and Powell's

As the world's third-largest cryptocurrency holding company, Twenty One possesses over 40,000 BTC but is only valued by the market at 4.6%, exposing the structural risks of the "digital asset reserve company" model during bear market cycles.

In December 2025, within the U.S. financial regulatory system, an unusual "reconciliation" and "alliance" quietly took shape. Policymakers in Washington, D.C. are attempting to confront the disruptive challenges posed by crypto assets in an unprecedented manner.

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● The Federal Reserve added a new paragraph in its statement, announcing that "the reserve balances have fallen to adequate levels, and it will begin purchasing short-term Treasury securities as needed to maintain an adequate supply of reserves." ● This operation is defined as Reserve Management Purchases (RMP), aimed at rebuilding liquidity buffers in the money market to address potential market pressures at year-end. ● Powell emphasized that this operation is separate from the monetary policy stance and "does not represent a change in policy direction," with the sole purpose of ensuring...

Now the largest holders of Bitcoin have shifted from whales to publicly listed companies and compliant funds, with the selling pressure transitioning from retail investors' reactions to the market to institutional capital impacts.

BBX disclosed that yesterday, global listed companies continued to advance the corporate adoption of Bitcoin through a combination of innovative financing structures and scale accumulation.

A rate decision passed with a vote of 9 to 3 depicts the intense tug-of-war within the Federal Reserve between stubborn inflation and employment risks, with the policy balance once again tilting towards preventive rate cuts amid subtle data changes. The Federal Reserve decided to lower the target range for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points to 3.50%-3.75%, with a result of 9 votes in favor and 3 against. This marks the third consecutive rate cut since September of this year. Alongside the rate decision, an important balance sheet operation was also announced:

The Federal Reserve has lowered interest rates by 25 basis points to 3.50%-3.75% as expected, with the market focusing on balance sheet policy; BlackRock has deposited 2,196 BTC into Coinbase; the CFTC chairman stated that Bitcoin can be used as collateral; Japan plans to include crypto assets under the regulation of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.

The fund will run on Solana at launch and use PYUSD.

Political progressives have joined forces to oppose current versions of the industry-backed legislative effort in the Senate.