In a country besieged by the Western financial system, the term "stablecoin," which originally appeared only in Silicon Valley white papers, has quietly transformed into an infrastructure that ordinary people and businesses genuinely rely on.

It is expected that the L1 sector will continue to lose market share in the future, being further squeezed by BTC.

Amid significant price corrections in Bitcoin and a gloomy market sentiment, how do institutional investors view this flagship crypto asset? Matthew Sigel, the portfolio manager of VanEck's on-chain economy ETF ($NODE), recently shared his insights. The current market signals are complex and intertwined; institutions remain highly research-oriented and attentive, but they appear more cautious when it comes to deploying capital. This caution stems from considerations of the macro environment, the internal structure of the market, and on-chain fundamentals.

Wall Street analyst Tom Lee predicted at the Binance Blockchain Week: the four-year cycle of Bitcoin has failed, with a target price of $300,000 by 2026, and Ethereum will reach $20,000. He emphasized that tokenization is the core narrative for 2025, and Ethereum is experiencing a "1971 moment," with its value being severely underestimated.

A stronger yen typically coincides with de-risking across macro portfolios, and that dynamic could tighten liquidity conditions that recently helped bitcoin rebound from November’s lows.

In this podcast, Murad shared 116 bullish reasons, data analysis, and on-chain signals that indicate the cryptocurrency market's bull run may continue until 2026.

Under the dual pressure of the continuous halving of Bitcoin block rewards and the mainnet transaction fees plummeting to rock bottom, this decentralized network that has been running for 15 years is undergoing its most severe test of security budget. The transaction fees on the Bitcoin network were once almost negligible, but during the Ordinals and Runes craze from 2024 to early 2025, fees accounted for a significant portion of miners' income, creating a peculiar "double subsidy" landscape. However, as these crazes fade away, transaction fees

It is clear that there are multiple risks and it is unapproved; the relevant service chain within the country will face accountability.

This time, TradFi showed no hesitation at all, as Nasdaq is fully sprinting towards SEC approval for "stock tokenization."

The White House\\\'s new National Security Strategy emphasizes increased global fiscal expansion and military spending.

With the acquisition, Paribu gains regulatory foothold in Bahrain and Dubai and access to the region\\\'s fast-growing crypto user base.

The privacy trading model and the Aster L1 public chain have been included in the delivery goals for the next 7 months, which is particularly exciting.

On December 4th, Ethereum's second major upgrade of the year, Fusaka (corresponding to Epoch 411392), was officially activated on the Ethereum mainnet.