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  • Strategy position outweighs miner pressure in Bitcoin forecast, JPMorgan says
    JPM analysts emphasized that the Strategy’s stronger balance sheet outweighed miner pressure and supported Bitcoin stability. source: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/strategy-position-outweighs-bitcoin-miner/
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  • Kalshi Strikes Multi-Year Deal With CNBC as Prediction Markets Go Mainstream
    CNBC has entered a multi-year partnership with prediction-market operator Kalshi to integrate real-time event forecasting data across its TV and digital platforms. <p>The post Kalshi Strikes Multi-Year Deal With CNBC as Prediction Markets Go Mainstream first appeared on Ecoinimist. </p> source: https://ecoinimist.com/2025/12/05/kalshi-multi-year-cnbc-deal/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=kalshi-multi-year-cnbc-deal
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  • PCE Data Release to Guide Federal Reserve's December Meeting
    According to ChainCatcher, the PCE data, a key inflation indicator favored by the Federal Reserve, is set to be released at 23:00 UTC+8. With the absence of the CPI data, this report will serve as the sole inflation guide ahead of the Federal Reserve's December meeting. The market is expected to scrutinize every detail of the report, remaining alert to potential market fluctuations.
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  • Federal Reserve Expected to Lower Interest Rates Amid Weak Labor Market
    According to ChainCatcher, Mediolanum International Funds analyst Daniel Loughney anticipates that the Federal Reserve will reduce the federal funds target range by 25 basis points next week, driven by weak labor market statistics. He noted that recent rate cuts have been perceived as hawkish, but the weak labor market might prompt a more dovish response. The key focus will be on the dot plot and the FOMC's Summary of Economic Projections, where market participants will look for any shifts in the Federal Reserve's sentiment.
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  • Spot bitcoin ETFs see $195 million exit, largest daily outflow in 2 weeks
    The ETFs' trading volume fell to $3. 1 billion on Thursday, compared to $4. 2 billion on Wednesday and $5. 3 billion on Tuesday. source: https://www.theblock.co/post/381473/spot-bitcoin-etfs-see-195-million-exit?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss
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  • BTC Price Stable After CZ-Schiff Gold Debate, Bitwise Eases Strategy Fears
    Bitcoin holds support as CZ embarrasses Schiff in a gold test during the Binance Blockchain Week and Bitwise dismisses fears of a Strategy selloff. <p>The post BTC Price Stable After CZ-Schiff Gold Debate, Bitwise Eases Strategy Fears first appeared on Ecoinimist. </p> source: https://ecoinimist.com/2025/12/05/btc-stable-after-cz-schiff-debate/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=btc-stable-after-cz-schiff-debate
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  • IMF Warns Stablecoins Could Erode Monetary Sovereignty Worldwide
    The IMF warned that the rapid global expansion of dollar-backed stablecoins could undermine monetary sovereignty by accelerating currency substitution. <p>The post IMF Warns Stablecoins Could Erode Monetary Sovereignty Worldwide first appeared on Ecoinimist. </p> source: https://ecoinimist.com/2025/12/05/imf-warns-stablecoins-erode-sovereignty/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=imf-warns-stablecoins-erode-sovereignty
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  • Former Signature Bank Executives Launch N3XT, a Blockchain-Based 24/7 Payments Bank
    N3XT is a Wyoming-chartered, fully reserved blockchain bank built to enable instant, 24/7 payments for institutional clients. source: https://cryptonews.com/news/former-signature-bank-executives-launch-n3xt-a-blockchain-based-24-7-payments-bank/
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  • CZ Meets Michael Saylor in Person for the First Time
    The two cryptocurrency giants have finally met in person for the first time. . source: https://u.today/cz-meets-michael-saylor-in-person-for-the-first-time
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  • Crypto Investment Interest Declines Among U.S. Investors, Study Finds
    According to Cointelegraph, a recent study by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) reveals a decline in U.S. investors' interest in cryptocurrency investments. The study indicates that while the percentage of crypto investors remained stable at 27% from 2021 to 2024, the number of investors considering purchasing more or buying for the first time decreased from 33% in 2021 to 26% in 2024. This shift reflects a broader trend of reduced risk-taking behavior among investors. The FINRA study highlights a notable decrease in investors with high levels of investment risk, dropping from 12% to 8% between 2021 and 2024. The most significant decline was observed among investors under the age of 35, whose risk-taking behavior fell from 24% to 15%. Despite the steady number of crypto investors since the last study in 2024, the inclination to add cryptocurrency to investment portfolios has diminished. This trend is attributed to uncertainties surrounding interest rates, inflation, and the overall economic environment, prompting investors to seek safer assets. The study, conducted between July and December 2024, involved 2,861 U.S. investors and a state-by-state online survey of 25,539 adults. It found that 66% of respondents viewed crypto as a risky investment, up from 58% in 2021. Nonetheless, a third of investors expressed the belief that taking significant risks is necessary to achieve financial goals, with this sentiment rising to 50% among those aged 35 and under. Additionally, 13% of investors, including nearly one-third of individuals under 25, reported purchasing meme stocks and other viral investments. The pace of new investors entering the market has also slowed compared to 2021. Only 8% of investors reported entering the market in the last two years leading up to 2024, a decrease from 21% in 2021. FINRA noted that the surge of younger investors during the early pandemic period reversed as the pandemic ended, bringing the share of U.S. adults under 35 who invest back to 2018 levels. Overall, the study indicates a modest trend toward more cautious investment attitudes and behaviors compared to the 2021 survey.
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