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The crypto market moved lower on Dec. 1. Let’s explore what is happening in the industry today.
Ethereum’s price closed November down 21%, but derivatives market positioning and renewed whale demand hint at a positive start to December.
Hyperliquid continues to impress traders with its ability to process more than $330 billion in monthly volume with a tight development team.
Prediction markets turned cautious even as Bitcoin price staged a 17% rebound from last week’s capitulation lows, with ETF inflows failing to generate a decisive breakout.
Dogecoin just saw its biggest rebound in weeks while its new ETFs quietly pulled in almost $2M in inflows.
Major cryptocurrency companies have pledged over $10 million in relief funds following the devastating Wang Fuk Court fire in Tai Po that claimed 128 lives.
South Korea is tightening its grip on digital asset flows, planning to apply the Travel Rule even to transfers below $680.
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Bitcoin rebounds to $91,000 as the MVRV Z-Score indicator reaches its most oversold levels in history, suggesting a potential market bottom similar to 2018 and 2022 lows.
Three cryptocurrency whales opened nearly $100 million in long positions on Bitcoin and Ethereum through Hyperliquid, with leverage ranging from 2x to 25x.
Cardano Foundation announced that it has received 74.5% “Yes” votes in support of its pursuit of .ada and .cardano generic domain names.
Bitcoin’s bounce from $80,000 doesn’t guarantee a bottom since data shows that fear is high, activity is low, and history warns that the worst may not be over.
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Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and senior executives are facing a new federal lawsuit alleging the exchange facilitated over $1 billion in transactions tied to Hamas.
Metaplanet announced that it has executed a $130 million loan under its credit facility to buy more Bitcoin.