According to Jinse Finance, the New York Fed's 1-year inflation expectation for November in the United States is 3.2%, compared to the previous value of 3.24%.

Odaily Planet Daily news: Yearn Finance has released a detailed post-mortem report on last week's yETH vulnerability attack, revealing that a three-stage numerical error existed in its legacy stableswap liquidity pool. This error allowed attackers to "mint unlimited" LP tokens and steal approximately $9 million worth of assets from the pool. Yearn confirmed that, with the assistance of the Plume and Dinero teams, it successfully recovered 857.49 pxETH, accounting for about a quarter of the stolen assets. The team plans to distribute the recovered funds proportionally to yETH depositors. The decentralized finance protocol stated that the vulnerability attack occurred at block 23,914,086 on November 30, 2025, during which the attacker used a complex sequence of operations to force the internal parser of the liquidity pool...

Gate News bot message, a significant crypto whale has returned to HyperLiquid after a 7-month hiatus, depositing $1.38 million in USDC. The whale proceeded to open a short position on HYPE with 1x leverage. Records show that this whale's previous trading activities had generated profits of $1.14 mil

ChainCatcher news, according to Jin10, the USD/JPY pair has strengthened by 26 points in the short term and is now quoted at 155.71.

Wall Street firm Bernstein believes Bitcoin has entered a prolonged bull market cycle, with institutional funds offsetting retail sell-offs. The target price is projected at $150,000 by the end of 2026, with a peak of $200,000 in 2027, and a long-term target maintained at $1,000,000.

Odaily Planet Daily News: Crypto KOL CBB posted on social media that XPL may be "the last easy money-making opportunity in the crypto industry for a long time." He stated that the overall market sentiment is currently depressed, "almost everyone has suffered losses, and the market as a whole has been excessively exhausted."

The UK Financial Conduct Authority has announced adjustments to retail investment rules, removing complex information documents and allowing high-net-worth individuals to voluntarily waive retail investor protections. The aim is to lower investment thresholds and encourage more residents to participate in the capital markets.

Tether's USDT has been recognized at the Abu Dhabi Global Market as a fiat-referenced token, allowing regulated activities across multiple blockchains. This move expands USDT's use in ADGM, promotes global financial innovation, and strengthens Abu Dhabi's position as a digital financial hub.

Odaily Planet Daily news: BitMine Immersion Technologies, Inc. announced on December 8, 2025, that the company's total holdings of crypto assets, cash, and "moonshot" investments reached $13.2 billion. As of 4:00 PM ET on December 7, the company's crypto asset holdings included 3,864,951 ETH (valued at $3,139 each), 193 BTC, and $36 million in shares of Eightco Holdings (NASDAQ: ORBS), as well as $1 billion in cash. The company's ETH holdings now exceed 3.2% of the total ETH token supply, with a target to accumulate 5%. The company's chairman T

Gate News bot message, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has completed its two-year investigation into Ondo Finance, according to BWENEWS. The conclusion of this regulatory review paves the way for Ondo to expand its tokenized asset operations in the United States market. Ondo Finance, w

UAE Islamic Bank Ruya partners with Fuze, becoming the first Islamic bank to allow customers to purchase Bitcoin through its mobile app, ensuring the service complies with Sharia law. According to reports, cryptocurrency inflows in the UAE exceeded $30 billion in 2023, a 42% increase. Other banks have also begun offering related services.

Ripple completed a share sale of approximately $500 million in November, with investors including several well-known institutions. Assessments indicate that most of its net assets come from XRP. The financing round included protective provisions and liquidation preferences. XRP has fallen about 16% since October, and Ripple stated that there are currently no plans for an IPO.

A recent report by The New York Times on stablecoins has sparked strong backlash within the crypto industry. Jake Chervinsky, Chief Legal Officer at Variant Fund, criticized the article as a “complete hit piece,” arguing that it deliberately exaggerates the role of stablecoins in global illicit finance while ignoring data context and progress in industry regulation. The report claims that stablecoins are becoming the “tool of choice” for money launderers and sanctioned entities, citing Chainalysis data stating that over $25 billion in illicit funds flowed through stablecoins in 2024. The New York Times further warns that as Russian-affiliated individuals and terrorist organizations use cryptocurrencies, dollar-pegged tokens could weaken the United States’ ability to leverage the dollar-based sanctions system.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has recently proposed the creation of a “trustless on-chain gas futures market,” aiming to allow users and developers to lock in future gas costs in advance to hedge against uncertainties caused by transaction fee volatility. This proposal quickly sparked heated discussions within the community and drew skepticism from several industry experts. Buterin stated on X that although Ethereum has significantly reduced network congestion through several recent scaling upgrades, users are still concerned about whether transaction fees will remain low over the next two years. He suggested establishing a system similar to a “base fee prediction market,” enabling users to pre-purchase gas for specific time periods and allowing the market to transparently reflect expectations for future gas fees. Gas fees have long experienced sharp fluctuations due to changes in network activity. During periods of high activity in NFTs, DeFi, or popular tokens, fees often spike rapidly, making it difficult for users to plan costs in advance. With Ethereum’s recent Fusaka upgrade, the block gas limit has been raised to 60 million and network structure has been optimized, leading to some easing of gas volatility, but the long-term trend remains uncertain.

As stablecoin adoption accelerates globally, the potential growth of the Polygon ecosystem has become a market focus. However, despite the expansion of stablecoin infrastructure bringing more transaction scenarios to the network, Polygon’s native token MATIC still faces the dual pressure of sluggish trading volume and intensifying competition, with its price hovering around key support levels. Industry analysis indicates that the adoption rate of stablecoins in banks, fintech platforms, and enterprise ecosystems is rapidly increasing, and Polygon has gained an edge in this trend thanks to its low fees, high throughput, and wide integration with payment networks. Aishwary Gupta, Polygon’s Global Head of Payments and Real-World Assets, predicts that by 2030, more than 100,000 stablecoins could be issued worldwide, covering banks, enterprises, sovereign nations, and commercial networks. Stablecoins will become a key tool for closed-loop payments in enterprises, while banks may also issue on-chain deposit tokens to keep funds on their own balance sheets.

Solana's price remains strong amid market uncertainty, successfully holding a key support range for approximately 18 months. As traders bet on the Federal Reserve signaling an upcoming shift toward easing, Solana is benefiting from strengthened macro expectations, improved technical indicators, and continuous ecosystem expansion, leading to an increasingly optimistic overall market sentiment. Ahead of the upcoming FOMC meeting, the market widely expects the Federal Reserve to turn dovish due to a weakening labor market and cooling inflation. Historical data shows that accommodative policies typically boost liquidity and enhance the performance of risk assets. Cryptocurrencies—especially tokens like Solana, considered high-growth assets—often benefit significantly in such environments.

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has obtained court authorization to compel NFT platform Dapper Labs to submit data on 2,500 users, indicating that the country is significantly stepping up enforcement of cryptocurrency and NFT tax compliance. This move stems from court documents filed in September 2025, aiming to investigate whether users have unreported crypto income. According to the court order, Dapper Labs must provide authorities with identity information and transaction records of specific users. Although the CRA initially requested data on about 18,000 accounts, the scope was narrowed to 2,500 users after negotiations. Notably, Dapper Labs itself has not been accused of any wrongdoing. Its products include well-known NFT projects such as NBA Top Shot and CryptoKitties.

As Bitcoin enters a key time window in the second week of December, two analysts with vastly different backgrounds have given completely opposite predictions for its trend. One is legendary trader Peter Brandt, who has decades of experience, and the other is YoungHoon Kim, known as the “world’s highest IQ person” with an IQ of 276. Their disagreement highlights that even top intelligence or highly experienced experts can arrive at entirely different conclusions about the crypto market. Brandt believes that Bitcoin’s current rebound is merely a retest of an “expanding top formation.” He points out that this pattern usually signals waning upward momentum and that the price may drop significantly in the future. According to his technical analysis, Bitcoin could surge to $102,000 in the short term, but may then pull back to around $58,840. He has repeatedly warned that the current market has characteristics of a “dead cat bounce,” cautioning investors against excessive optimism.

In early December, the "meme coin" market once again showed strong signs of recovery. According to leading meme token issuance platform Pump.fun, the number of newly created tokens has surged, suggesting that market risk appetite is warming up again. Dune data shows that throughout December, the number of newly added tokens per day has consistently remained above 20,000, with December 2 even surpassing 25,000, setting a new high since mid-September and indicating a significant rebound in retail sentiment. Although issuance enthusiasm has not yet returned to the peak level of early 2025, notable changes are taking place in the market structure. Analysts point out that as the end of the year approaches, investors' interest in high-risk assets is increasing, and meme coins—due to their low market cap and high potential returns—have once again become the focal point of retail attraction.

Expectations are rising that Japan may conduct large-scale sell-offs of U.S. Treasuries, and this potential shock is spreading from traditional financial markets to the crypto industry, especially Tether (USDT), which is deeply tied to U.S. Treasuries. Japan currently holds $1.189 trillion in U.S. Treasuries, making it the largest foreign holder globally, but as Japanese government bond yields hit multi-year highs, the attractiveness of holding U.S. Treasuries is declining. Analysis indicates that the U.S.-Japan yield spread has narrowed from 3.5% to 2.4% within six months. If it drops to around 2%, it will significantly boost the incentive for capital to flow back to Japan, potentially prompting Japanese institutions to sell as much as $500 billion in U.S. Treasuries. The broader yen carry trade amounts to $1.2 trillion; if interest rates rise and the yen strengthens, this structure could quickly unravel, triggering a chain of global asset liquidations.

The latest annual report from South Korea's Korbit Research Center predicts that Bitcoin will reach the $140,000 to $170,000 range in 2026. It highlights that the core drivers behind the price increase are US fiscal reforms, structural institutional demand, and a strong US dollar environment, rather than the traditional four-year halving cycle. The research team proposes a new macro-driven theory, emphasizing that improvements in US productivity and an expansion in capital expenditure have significantly enhanced Bitcoin’s impact. The report identifies “a strengthening US dollar, a potential gold pullback, and increased institutional allocation to Bitcoin” as the three key driving factors. ETFs and Digital Asset Treasuries (DATs) are rapidly absorbing market liquidity, and as of November 2025, the two combined will hold 11.7% of Bitcoin’s supply. The “One Big Bill” (OB3), expected to take effect in July 2025, will restore 100% bonus depreciation and immediate deduction of R&D expenses, potentially lowering the effective corporate tax rate to 10%-12%. Korbit believes this will attract overseas capital to the US and sustain the US dollar’s long-term strength.

Wall Street investment advisory firm Yardeni Research recommends reducing allocations to the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks, anticipating changes in their earnings growth trends and noting the entry of more competitors into related fields. The firm suggests adjusting portfolios to overweight the financial, industrial, and healthcare sectors.

Bitcoin Long-Term Holder (LTH) data has once again become the focus of market attention. On November 21, after Bitcoin rebounded from its bottom to around $80,000, the supply of long-term holders simultaneously dropped to a cyclical low. As the price of Bitcoin recovered to around $90,000, rebounding about 15% from the low, on-chain data shows that after a 36% deep correction, the selling pressure from the spot market has significantly eased. This year, Bitcoin's prolonged sideways movement has mainly been influenced by selling pressure from long-term holders. LTH refers to users who have held Bitcoin for at least 155 days, and their behavior often represents deeper market trends. When Bitcoin held by short-term holders "matures" into long-term holdings, LTH supply usually increases; conversely, when long-term holders sell, it often indicates that the market is in a profit-taking or risk-averse phase.

BlockBeats news, on December 8, QCP released its daily market commentary stating that BTC experienced sharp fluctuations in the $88,000 to $92,000 range on Sunday, while ETH also quickly surged from $2,910 to $3,150. As year-end liquidity continues to decline, the market has become particularly sensitive to small capital flows. However, despite the strong volatility, liquidation volumes remain small, indicating that market participation and positions have continued to decrease this quarter. The open interest of the two major assets’ perpetual contracts has dropped 40–50% from the highs in October, and retail sentiment has returned to bearish levels. Meanwhile, supply is tightening significantly. In the past two weeks, about 25,000 BTC have been withdrawn from exchanges, and for the first time, ETF and corporate holdings have exceeded exchange balances; ETH exchange reserves have also fallen to a near ten-year low, indicating that while retail investors are exiting, long-term capital is quietly accumulating. Market focus

Analysts predict that this week’s Federal Reserve meeting could become a key catalyst for a new round of Bitcoin gains. After Bitcoin broke above $92,000 on Monday, London Crypto Club analysts David Brickell and Chris Mills noted in a report that the Fed may inject more liquidity into the banking system on Wednesday, thereby boosting risk assets, including Bitcoin. The two analysts predict that the Fed will adopt a more dovish policy stance and expand its balance sheet through an implicit bond-buying program. They believe that, with interest rate cuts combined with liquidity expansion, “the money printer is restarting,” which will provide a strong structural boost for Bitcoin. They expect that in this policy environment, Bitcoin prices are likely to “rise significantly,” breaking out of the current range and heading for higher levels.

As the Federal Reserve shifts its policy from tightening to easing, global concerns over the future trajectory of the US dollar are rising. Searches for "dollar debasement" on Google have reached a historic high this quarter, reflecting a rapidly increasing sensitivity among investors to the decline in currency value. This trend is driving digital assets like Bitcoin to become new safe-haven tools. According to BarChart, based on Bloomberg and Google Trends data, searches for the term "dollar debasement" have surged significantly this year, reaching a historic high in the US over the past few weeks. Google Trends shows that there has never been such a concentrated and sustained increase in search interest since 2012. This shift in public attention is closely linked to the macroeconomic backdrop of the continued decline of the US Dollar Index.

The digital asset ETP market recorded $716 million in inflows last week, indicating a significant improvement in investor risk appetite. Total assets under management (AUM) rose to $180 billion, rebounding 7.9% from the November low. Although the overall scale remains below the historical peak of $264 billion, net inflows have been maintained for two consecutive weeks, reflecting a gradual recovery in market confidence. In terms of regional distribution, the United States continues to lead, attracting $483 million in inflows. Germany and Canada follow closely, recording $96.9 million and $80.7 million respectively. This indicates that the current wave of capital inflows is spreading globally rather than being driven by a single region.

Stablecoins have surpassed Bitcoin to become an undeniable force in the global financial system. The circulating supply of stablecoins has exceeded $300 billion, with trading volumes surpassing $23 trillion in 2024, developing into a financial system running parallel to the US dollar. Although much of this volume comes from high-frequency trading on centralized exchanges, cross-border stablecoin transfers are becoming an important indicator reflecting the real economy and are expected to reach a historic high in 2025. The growth of stablecoins has exposed financial crises in several countries that rely on them. In emerging markets such as Nigeria, Argentina, and Turkey, stablecoins have become tools for economic survival. Due to exchange rate issues and foreign exchange controls, people in many countries have turned to stablecoins as a savings tool, especially in regions suffering from severe inflation. Their advantages include instant settlement, avoidance of traditional banking restrictions, and offering higher returns than domestic accounts.

According to Gate News Bot, on December 8, citing CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, DOGE (Dogecoin) is trading at $0.14, up 3.71% in 24 hours, with a high of $0.15 and a low of $0.13. The 24-hour trading volume reached $1.255 billion. The current market capitalization is approximately $23.25 billion, an increase of $832 million from yesterday, ranking 9th. Dogecoin is an open-source peer-to-peer digital currency, known for its friendly community and simple philosophy. As a popular cryptocurrency, Dogecoin is built on blockchain technology and uses a highly secure decentralized system to store information. The core philosophy of Dogecoin is "Do Only Good Everyday," and the community is dedicated to mutual supp

According to Gate News Bot on December 8, citing CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, TURBO (Turbo) is currently trading at $0.00237529, up 12.24% in the past 24 hours, with a 24-hour high of $0.00283564 and a low of $0.00176111. The 24-hour trading volume reached $82.1 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $164 million, an increase of $17.9 million compared to yesterday. Turbo is a meme coin created by artificial intelligence for the people. The project founder challenged GPT-4 to create the next great meme coin with a budget of only $69. Currently, TURBO has developed into a fully decentralized, community-driven crypto adventure. The project has the following features: contract ownership has been renounced, no transaction tax, total supply of 6.9 billion tokens, launched through crowdfunding,

Analysts at BNY Mellon pointed out that the market has already priced in expectations for a Fed rate cut this month, which is anticipated to be a hawkish cut. Future monetary easing will depend on economic data from 2026. At the same time, the change in Fed chairmanship and the FOMC dot plot could lead to policy divergence, reflecting two-way economic risks.

PANews, December 8—According to the official announcement from USPD, USPD V1 suffered a CPIMP deployment attack on December 4, 2025, which was not caused by a smart contract vulnerability. The team will issue redeemable Claim Tokens to approximately 230 affected users at a 1:1 ratio in January 2026 and will set up an independent protocol revenue compensation pool. USPD

Eric Jackson, CEO of EMJ Capital, has put forward a compelling long-term Bitcoin price prediction, stating that Bitcoin will surpass $50 million by 2041—a forecast that has attracted widespread attention in the cryptocurrency space. Jackson’s prediction is based on the core idea that Bitcoin will evolve from “digital gold” to a crucial, neutral collateral asset within the global financial system. He points out that Bitcoin’s future potential lies in its digital and programmable nature, allowing it to serve a gold-like function in global financial architecture. Drawing an analogy with stock investing, Jackson mentions that despite bearish market sentiment, solid business models remain attractive.

Gate News Bot message, December 8th, according to CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, BLUAI (Bluwhale) is trading at $0.00921082, up 36.49% in 24 hours, with a 24-hour high of $0.00903017 and a low of $0.00628024. The 24-hour trading volume reached $13.4 million. The current market cap is approximately $11.3 million, an increase of $3.02 million compared to yesterday. # Recent important news about BLUAI: 1️⃣ **Security audit cooperation deepens ecosystem trust** Bluwhale has partnered with Beosin to accelerate the development of the BLUAI intelligent system through professional security audits. This move demonstrates the project's commitment to building a safe and reliable AI ecosystem and helps enhance investor confidence.

According to Gate News Bot on December 8, citing CoinMarketCap data, as of press time, ZEC (Zcash) is currently trading at $390.45, up 15.61% in the past 24 hours. The highest price reached $404.16, while the lowest dropped to $302.75. The 24-hour trading volume reached $912 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $6.414 billion, an increase of $866 million compared to yesterday. Zcash is the first cryptocurrency to use zero-knowledge encryption technology to achieve private peer-to-peer payments, offering encrypted electronic cash services. ZEC uses end-to-end encryption to protect user privacy and is a decentralized protocol, with users retaining control over their own funds. ZEC's transaction speed is faster than Bitcoin, and transaction fees are typically just a fraction of a cent, while also supporting the sending of private information in transactions. ZEC is supported by many major exchanges and its ecosystem offers a variety of wallet options, including the Zashi mobile wallet, Edge Wallet, and more.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, JPMorgan strategists stated that as investors take profits, the recent stock market rally may stall after the Fed's anticipated rate cuts. Positive signals released by policymakers have fueled continued bets, helping lift the stock market. JPMorgan strategists remain bullish in the medium term, believing that a dovish Fed will support the stock market. At the same time, sluggish oil prices, slowing wage growth, and easing US tariff pressures will allow the Fed to loosen monetary policy without exacerbating inflation.

PANews, December 8—Alan Howard's hedge fund Brevan Howard currently has 150 employees in Abu Dhabi and is committed to staying there for the long term. It is currently the largest institution operating in Abu Dhabi. He stated that the Gulf city is rapidly rising and is expected to stand alongside Western financial centers such as London and New York, becoming a global financial hub. "A few years ago, I thought it would become the 'third pole' alongside New York and London. Now, I think it is fully heading in that direction." He explained that as more asset management companies and banks move in, trading volumes across various asset classes continue to rise, which creates a flywheel effect: for every fund manager working here, three to four professionals from service providers are also brought in. Nevertheless, much of the infrastructure and core talent supporting the hedge fund industry still remains concentrated in traditional centers. However, Howard