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1Bitget Daily Digest (Dec. 15)|Hassett stresses Fed independence, says Trump’s views “carry no weight”; Bitcoin OG increases ETH long positions, total exposure reaches $676 million2Bitcoin will ‘dump below $70K’ thanks to hawkish Japan: Macro analysts3Bitcoin ‘extreme low volatility’ to end amid new $50K BTC price target

Exclusive Interview with HelloTrade: The "On-Chain Wall Street" Backed by BlackRock
After creating the largest bitcoin ETF in history, BlackRock executives are now reconstructing Wall Street on MegaETH.
BlockBeats·2025/12/09 06:54

US SEC Chairman Makes Bold Prediction: The Era of Global Financial On-Chain Has Arrived
SEC Chairman Atkins stated that tokenization and on-chain settlement will reshape the U.S. capital markets, creating a more transparent, secure, and efficient financial system.
BlockBeats·2025/12/09 06:52
CFTC Launches Digital Assets Pilot Program Allowing Bitcoin and Ethereum as Derivatives Collateral
BTCPEERS·2025/12/09 06:19

With a $1 billion valuation, why couldn't Farcaster pull off a "decentralized" Twitter?
Farcaster acknowledges that decentralized social networking faces challenges in scaling, shifting its focus from a "social-first" approach to wallet business.
BlockBeats·2025/12/09 06:05
Spot Bitcoin ETFs Stumble: $60.5 Million Flees in Sharp Reversal
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/09 05:27
US Spot ETH ETFs Surge Back with $35.5 Million Inflow Reversal
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/09 05:27
MetaMask Unleashes Game-Changing Perpetual Futures Trading on Mobile
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/09 05:27
Solana Validator Count Plummets: A Staggering 68% Drop Since 2023
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/09 05:27
Revealed: How Bitcoin Options Traders Are Betting on Explosive Long-Term Volatility
BitcoinWorld·2025/12/09 05:27
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- 11:01Viewpoint: Regardless of who becomes the Federal Reserve Chair, the US Treasury Secretary holds the real powerBlockBeats News, December 15 — According to market analyst Gabriel Rubin, the strict control exercised by U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent over the selection process for the next Federal Reserve Chair means that, regardless of who is appointed, the Treasury Secretary will effectively control the Federal Reserve. According to government statements, Bessent has set clear selection criteria for Powell’s successor: any regulatory agenda must align with the White House; interest rates should be significantly lowered, as concerns about tariff-induced inflation are exaggerated; and the issuance and management of government debt should be handled by the Treasury Department, not the Federal Reserve. Gabriel Rubin believes that the United States will inevitably face another economic or financial crisis. A Federal Reserve with compromised independence means that, when a crisis arises, more power will be concentrated in the hands of the government. The central bank needs public trust and recognition to control inflation and ensure healthy credit. These are things that the Treasury Department under the Trump administration cannot provide.
- 11:01JPMorgan to launch its first tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, with a seed fund size of 100 millionsBlockBeats News, December 15, according to the Wall Street Journal, JPMorgan has announced that it will launch its first tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, further expanding into the cryptocurrency sector. It is reported that JPMorgan will use $100 million of internal capital to launch the seed fund.
- 10:52Bloomberg Analyst: Bitcoin Could Plummet 88% to $10,000 by 2026Jinse Finance reported that Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Commodity Strategist Mike McGlone has warned that the price of bitcoin faces the risk of plummeting 88% to $10,000, and is expected to reach this level in 2026. McGlone stated on LinkedIn that a breakout of bitcoin above $100,000 could trigger a cycle that pulls back to $10,000. He described the current environment as a "post-inflationary deflation" period, believing that the reversal of wealth creation will drive the next economic recession, mainly caused by the collapse of highly speculative, unlimited supply digital assets. Currently, the price of bitcoin is fluctuating around $90,000, down 30% from the all-time high of $126,000 set in October.
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