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Trump's choice of a dovish candidate challenges the Federal Reserve's autonomy and impacts international markets
Trump's choice of a dovish candidate challenges the Federal Reserve's autonomy and impacts international markets

- Trump's nomination of Kevin Hassett as potential Fed chair sparks speculation on dovish monetary policy shifts, with Polymarket odds at 57%. - Hassett's focus on lower rates and tariff-linked inflation challenges could weaken the dollar, raise Treasury yields, and reignite inflation risks per analyst warnings. - Fed's halted quantitative tightening and $856B bond losses highlight balancing acts as Hassett faces pressure to align with Trump's agenda while maintaining central bank credibility. - Mixed ETF

Bitget-RWA·2025/12/01 16:16
Bitcoin’s Sharp Decline: Sign of Market Instability or Chance to Invest?
Bitcoin’s Sharp Decline: Sign of Market Instability or Chance to Invest?

- Bitcoin fell below $87,000 in December 2025 amid macroeconomic pressures and fragile market sentiment, sparking debate over systemic risks versus buying opportunities. - The Fed's delayed rate-cut signals and Japan's potential rate hike heightened volatility, while shrinking liquidity and ETF outflows worsened Bitcoin's sell-off. - Upcoming Fed actions, including QT termination and Powell's December 1 speech, could inject liquidity, with analysts estimating an 87.6% chance of a December 10 rate cut. - Ma

Bitget-RWA·2025/12/01 16:14
What Caused the Abrupt Bitcoin Sell-Off at the End of 2025?
What Caused the Abrupt Bitcoin Sell-Off at the End of 2025?

- Bitcoin's 2025 sell-off to $86,000 erased $1.2T, revealing systemic risks linking crypto and traditional finance. - Fed policy shifts triggered risk-off sentiment, with Bitcoin’s equity correlation hitting a 2022 high. - Global economic headwinds, including U.S.-China trade tensions and a stronger dollar, exacerbated the sell-off. - U.S.-EU regulatory divergence created operational misalignments, heightening sector vulnerability. - Financialization amplified systemic feedback loops, making Bitcoin’s fate

Bitget-RWA·2025/12/01 16:14
Chainlink gets its first ETF as Grayscale's GLNK set to begin trading
Chainlink gets its first ETF as Grayscale's GLNK set to begin trading

Quick Take Grayscale Investments debuted its Grayscale Chainlink Trust ETF with the ticker symbol GLNK. In a statement on Tuesday, Grayscale pointed to the significance of Chainlink as tokenization and decentralized finance gain momentum.

The Block·2025/12/01 16:00
UK Govt Considering Ban on Crypto for Political Donations
UK Govt Considering Ban on Crypto for Political Donations

After Reform UK became the first party to accept digital-asset donations, ministers are now actively considering a full ban on crypto donations.

Coinspeaker·2025/12/01 16:00
The Altcoin Vector #31
The Altcoin Vector #31

This week's professional-grade insights into crypto's most volatile frontier. Identify high-conviction setups across altcoin markets with this exclusive weekly report.

Glassnode·2025/12/01 16:00
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Lithium producers bet on battery energy storage as demand focus gradually shifts beyond electric vehicles
```htmlAt an industry conference held this week, several leading manufacturers stated that the surge in demand for battery energy storage systems is helping to offset the slowdown in the electric vehicle market. Fastmarkets CEO Raju Daswani said: "The phase of over-adjustment in the market has ended. Energy storage has become the main driving force for growth in this market." According to Fastmarkets' estimates, lithium demand from battery energy storage systems is growing at a rate of 40% per year. "This is a fundamental shift. Compared with consumer-driven and more volatile electric vehicle demand, it provides a more solid foundation for the market." (Reuters)```
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Canadian stock market closes higher as gold mining stocks rebound
Gold prices rising boosted metal mining stocks on Friday, but overall market gains were limited as investors worried about inflation driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) boom. BMO Capital Markets chief economist Douglas Porter stated in a report: “Just as concerns about an oil shock are gradually fading, persistent cost pressures stemming from the ongoing AI boom have come to the forefront.” The materials sector, which includes metal mining companies, rose 1%. This marked the second consecutive trading day of gains for the sector, after its price on Wednesday neared the bottom of its range so far this year. As the US dollar gave back some recent gains, gold prices increased 1%. The technology sector climbed 1.2%, with e-commerce company Shopify’s share price rising 4.6%. The industrial sector went up 0.7%, while the real estate sector closed 1.6% higher. The two most heavily weighted sectors edged lower. The financial sector fell 0.2% and the energy sector dropped 0.3%. As oil tankers continued departing the Strait of Hormuz, supply concerns eased and New York crude oil prices sank 3.7%, settling at 69.23 dollars per barrel, accelerating its steep weekly loss. TSX is on track to rise 6.8% in the second quarter, which would mark its eighth consecutive quarter of gains.
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Top 10 ZEC traders on the Hyperliquid platform hold long positions
Almost all of the top 10 ZEC traders on the Hyperliquid platform currently hold long positions. (Cointelegraph)
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