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Bitcoin Slips Against Surging Gold - Miner Capitulation Signals Potential Market Bottom
Bitcoin has fallen below $90,000, underperforming gold which hit a record near $4,450 amid geopolitical risks and rate cut expectations. Miner capitulation, marked by a 4% hash rate drop, historically signals bullish returns for Bitcoin, with VanEck noting positive 180-day forward returns 77% of the time during such periods. Despite crypto market outflows of $952 million last week, analysts see limited downside risk, with compressed…
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Bitcoin Set for Worst Q4 Since 2018 as Demand Wanes and Macro Pressures Mount
Bitcoin’s Q4 slump: The cryptocurrency is down nearly 22% this quarter, its worst performance since the 2018 crash. Market fatigue: On-chain data shows reduced activity and leverage, signaling a ‘demand vacuum.’ Macro influences: Recent Bank of Japan rate hikes have curbed risk appetite in crypto markets. Bitcoin (BTC) is poised to end the fourth quarter of 2025 with a significant downturn, dropping approximately 22% accordin…
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Tether Executives Acquire Northern Data's Bitcoin Mining Arm in
Northern Data sold its Bitcoin mining subsidiary Peak Mining for up to $200 million to companies linked to Tether executives. The buyers include entities directed by Tether co-founder Giancarlo Devasini and CEO Paolo Ardoino. This transaction highlights interconnected investments in the crypto sector and raises questions about related-party dealings. Northern Data, the German AI data center operator backed by stablecoin issue…
Quick Take A record $23.6 billion in notional Bitcoin options value is scheduled to expire on December 26, 2025. Call options show heavy clustering at $100,000 and $120,000 strikes, reflecting upside bets. Put options are concentrated near $85,000, indicating downside protection. The max pain price sits at $96,000, where option sellers would face minimal losses. One of the largest Bitcoin options expiries on record approaches as traders brac…
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US Senator Cynthia Lummis, Leading Crypto Advocate, Announces Retirement
Sen. Cynthia Lummis (R-Wyo.) has decided not to run for reelection in 2026, ending her Senate term in 2027. As a prominent crypto supporter, her departure represents a loss for the digital assets industry amid ongoing legislative efforts. Rep. Harriet Hageman is reportedly considering a bid for the open seat. U.S. Senator Cynthia Lummis, a key figure in promoting cryptocurrency-friendly policies, announced on December 19, 202…
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