CFTC allows crypto spot trading on regulated exchanges in the US
For the first time in history, crypto spot products are being traded on CFTC-registered exchanges—platforms considered as benchmarks for transparency and investor protection.
Bitnomial is the first to implement this, opening up the possibility for big names like CME, Cboe, and other reputable derivatives exchanges to participate in the near future.
This decision also marks an important step forward in the legalization process of crypto in the US. Previously, users mainly traded on regular crypto exchanges, where oversight standar

✅ Official Fusaka Upgrade Goes Live
The important Fusaka upgrade of Ethereum was activated on the mainnet at 4:49 AM today (Vietnam time) at Epoch 411392.
This is Ethereum’s second major upgrade of the year, following Pectra. Fusaka focuses on improving operational efficiency for both Ethereum and Layer 2s, with the main highlight being the new PeerDAS technology, which allows large-scale data verification without requiring full downloads.

Green returns to Crypto
Total market capitalization increases by +5.4% to $3.18T. BTC surpasses $91K, ETH $3K, and a series of altcoins simultaneously rebound, with notable standouts:
$PENGU +25.79%
$SUI +20.97%
$WIF +17.05%
$PUMP +15.98%
$SSV +14.76%
$ZRO +13.6%
Last night, President Trump revealed he will announce the Fed Chair early next year and hinted that close ally Kevin Hassett is a potential pick.
Additionally, yesterday also marked the official end of the Fed's quantitative tightening program (QT). However, liquidity tensions have yet to ease as banks have to borrow large amounts fro

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You returned $90K after many fiery days, the uptrend is still not here, guys 🙈
ETH also surpassed $2K9 along with other altcoins, bringing the total market capitalization back to the 3 trillion USD mark.
In the past hour, the liquidation amount was only about $100M, of which 98% came from short positions.
At 2 AM tomorrow, President Trump will deliver a notable speech.

SEC is about to implement new regulations to loosen restrictions for crypto in America.
SEC Chairman Paul Atkins confirmed that the "Innovation Exemption" mechanism for crypto will officially take effect from January 2026.
This mechanism allows projects to launch tokens and new products in America faster, eliminating the cumbersome procedures that existed since the time of former Chairman Gary Gensler.

The FED pumped an additional $13.5B into the banking system last night through a Repo acquisition.
This is the second largest liquidity pump since Covid-19, even surpassing the peak of the Dot Com bubble.
Although there is a strong liquidity pump into the market, the grape community is speculating that some big player is very cash-strapped in the short term, forcing them to seek help from the FED.
On the other hand, some positively believe that this money pump will make the market more manageable, especially during the period of bond pressure and increased cash demand at the end of the year.
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Bitcoin closed November with a fall of -17.67% and opened the last month of 2025 with a drop of -3.41%.
The price history of BTC shows that there has never been a year where November's fall was followed by December's rise.
Will Bitcoin be able to break this seasonal rule, or will the old scenario repeat itself like in previous years, AE?

The green color returns to the Crypto market
BTC recovered above $90K after a week, ETH $3K, altcoin market generally showing improvement... Total market capitalization increased by 2.7% to $3.173T.
The likelihood of the Fed cutting interest rates in December has been reinforced, with an 85% probability on CME, after the Beige Book report released early this morning showed a slight decrease in employment, while prices increased moderately.
At the same time, the draft to reduce the supplemental leverage ratio requirement (eSLR) for the largest banks in the U.S. (G‑SIBs) has been set to take ef

American stocks bounced back strongly in the first trading session of the week as Alphabet's shares led the rise of the AI group. Green also returned to Crypto, with BTC inching up in the zone of $88K-$89K, ETH at $2.9K.
Expectations for the Fed to cut interest rates in December were reinforced when Fed Governor Waller and San Francisco Fed President Ms. Daly made a series of dovish statements last night.
The probability of the Fed cutting interest rates by 25 basis points in December rose to 85% and is currently at 80.9%.

Expectations to cut rates by an additional 0.25% in the recovery meeting in December. After first falling below 40% yesterday, the probability has bounced back to 51%, currently at 46.6%.
The reason is that the labor market continues to signal weakness as the number of first-time unemployment claims rises to 232,000, higher than the forecast of 223,000.
At the same time, the dovish statements from Governor Waller and Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin also contributed to restoring confidence in a rate cut in December.
U.S. stocks continue to be in the red, crypto has not seen much volatility, B

Bitcoin has lost the mark $90K - the lowest level since late April 2025.
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Take advantage of the ETH price drop, Tom Lee's Bitmine has acquired an additional 54,156 ETH (~$173M) last week, bringing the total holdings to 3,559,879 ETH (~$11.3B).
Even after purchasing additional ETH and adding $209M cash to the reserve. The company's total assets still decreased by $1.4B compared to the previous week due to the sharp drop in ETH prices.
Tom Lee: "Crypto has not yet recovered after the crash on October 11. Some market makers are under capital pressure, forcing them to reduce liquidity supply, which drags prices down. This effect lasted 6-8 weeks in 2022 and may

Strategy continues to spend $835.6M to acquire an additional 8,178 BTC at an average price of ~102,171$ / BTC.
For the sixth consecutive week, the company has added more Bitcoin to its reserves, bringing the total holdings to 649,870 BTC at an average purchase price of $74,433 / BTC.

Crypto opens the new week quite sluggishly.
Early this morning, BTC made a quick sweep around the $93K region before the weekly candle closed, marking the third consecutive red weekly candle and also the lowest level since May 2025.
Fed officials continue to signal a hawkish stance, with Fed Logan stating that it is very difficult to support a rate cut at this time, while Fed Schmid warned that continued cuts could put prolonged inflationary pressure. Only Fed Miran supports continuing rate reductions.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that the $2,000 airdrop still needs approval from Co

The market has not yet been able to recover by the end of the week.
BTC is stagnating around the $95K mark after the drop from the $100K level yesterday. Investor sentiment has fallen to the 10 mark – "extremely fearful."
The total market capitalization continues to drop by -2.8%, down to $3.22T. The 24-hour liquidation volume exceeds 1 billion USD, with BTC alone accounting for more than half.
A few rare altcoins are still green against the trend:
$SOON +28,5%
$ZEC +27,4%
$DASH +21,3%

American stocks are in the red, Crypto is sinking in red, total market capitalization has fallen by more than 2%, dropping to 3.35 trillion USD.
BTC closed its first daily candle below $100K since May 2025, ETH broke the $3K2 mark, and altcoins collectively plummeted. In just 12 hours, over $600M positions were wiped out, with 87% coming from the Long side.
Although the government of America has reopened, important economic data such as CPI and PPI are still not being released on schedule. The White House announced that it will release the employment report without including the unemployment

President Trump signed a bill to fund the budget to keep the government of America running until the end of January 2026.
Officially ends the historic 43-day closure of America.
From now:
- The SEC & CFTC may resume operations, processing crypto ETF applications more quickly.
- The IRS tax agency or the banking oversight agency OCC may continue to review laws such as the GENIUS Act.
- Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, including employment reports, CPI, PPI, etc., will soon be published again.