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- Bitcoin fell below $87,000 as Japanese bond yields surged to 17-year highs, triggering a $150B market cap loss and exposing crypto liquidity vulnerabilities. - Weak order books and 31% Bitcoin volume drop exacerbated the selloff, with $637M in liquidations and 220,000 traders losing positions. - Ethereum's speculative overheating contrasted with Bitcoin's fragility, as funding rates spiked to 20.4% amid dormant network activity. - BOJ's potential rate hike signals end to ultra-low rates, tightening globa
- 2025 Santa Rally stalls despite 80% Fed rate cut odds, with markets hesitant to embrace risk assets amid macroeconomic uncertainty. - ProShares UltraPro QQQ and Bitcoin face volatility, with crypto struggling to break $93k-$108k resistance despite easing expectations. - Investors shift to defensive sectors like healthcare and fixed-supply crypto projects (e.g., Bitcoin Munari) for stability amid market fragmentation. - Fed's "hawkish" December cut signals caution, limiting rally potential as policymakers
1. On-chain Flows: $254.7M flowed into Ethereum last week; $188.7M flowed out of Arbitrum 2. Largest Price Swings: $MYX, $LGCT 3. Top News: Crypto faces "Bloody December," with factors such as hawkish remarks from the Bank of Japan potentially fueling this round of decline
