1. Grayscale: Four-Year Cycle Expired, BTC Price Poised to Hit New High Next Year
Historically, investing in Bitcoin has typically yielded substantial returns, with annual returns ranging from 35% to 75% over the past 3-5 years. However, Bitcoin has also experienced several significant drops: its price usually falls at least three times a year, each time by at least 10%. Like all other assets, Bitcoin's potential returns can be seen as compensation for its risks. Long-term Bitcoin holders have reaped substantial rewards, but they must also withstand the potentially dramatic volatility along the way. Click to Read
2. Trump "Handpicks" Him as Next Fed Chairman?
... On November 30th, White House National Economic Council Director Hassett stated that he would be "very happy to serve" if President Trump nominated him to be the Federal Reserve Chairman. According to Polymarket data, Hassett's probability of being elected Fed Chairman has risen to 76%. [Click to read more] 3. Ethereum's Next Decade: From "Verifiable Computer" to "Internet Property Rights" At the Ethereum Devconnect ARG, LambdaClass founder Fede delivered a passionate and thought-provoking speech. He abandoned the traditional "world computer" narrative, redefining Ethereum as the first "verifiable computer" in human history. Fede believes that this "antifragility," which relies solely on mathematics and economic incentives and does not depend on trust, is the fundamental cornerstone for Ethereum to establish internet ownership and support a multi-trillion-dollar "global economy." [Click to read more] 4. In-depth analysis: Top ten stablecoin mechanisms, counterparties, and scoring rankings When stablecoins fluctuate, only two things matter: whether they can be redeemed, and how quickly. These two things are all contained in "reserves" and "yields." What's in the reserves directly determines whether you can redeem your tokens 1:1; how the money is earned determines what the stablecoin will do in extreme market conditions.
Click to ReadTether, with a market capitalization of $184 billion, is walking a tightrope
Tether (USDT), with a market capitalization of $184 billion, is the cornerstone of liquidity in the crypto market, with daily trading volume often exceeding the combined volume of Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, this digital dollar empire is facing an unprecedented triple crisis. Click to Read