After consecutive weeks of significant outflows, spot Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have recorded net inflows, signaling a possible change in investor confidence towards these digital assets.

This article clarifies China's stringent stance on stablecoins, categorizing them as illegal digital currencies due to risks of money laundering, fraud, and unregulated capital flows. It emphasizes that technological innovation cannot override regulatory concerns.

Analysis indicates Bitcoin may experience a temporary upward surge following a period of heavy selling, potentially reaching the $100,000-$110,000 range. This prediction is based on technical indicators and the actions of large-scale investors.

This article offers an insightful perspective on the shifting sentiments within the cryptocurrency market, advocating for embracing exponential growth over succumbing to financial cynicism.

Crypto veteran Arthur Hayes has issued a warning about Monad, suggesting a significant potential downturn. However, he remains optimistic about the overall crypto market due to anticipated monetary expansion.

After a prolonged period of 'Extreme Fear,' the crypto market is exhibiting early signs of improving sentiment. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has registered a slight improvement, suggesting a potential trend reversal.

This article explores Vitalik Buterin's motivations for pushing privacy solutions in the crypto space, including his support for Kohaku and ETH donations, emphasizing the balance between privacy and regulatory compliance.

Analysis of the week's major events in the cryptocurrency market, including regulatory developments, market trends, and investment opportunities, with a focus on the impact of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.

This article explores different Ethereum valuation models presented by Hashed, analyzes their reliability, and how they can be used to estimate the fair price of Ethereum.

Analysts suggest Bitcoin's current price may not fully reflect the anticipated global macroeconomic improvement through 2026, drawing comparisons to the post-COVID-19 recovery.

The week saw volatility in financial markets, driven by weaker-than-expected economic data, increased expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts, the CME outage, developments in AI, and heightened geopolitical risks.

Stable Tokyo inflation and a surprise increase in industrial output are fueling speculation about a potential Bank of Japan interest rate hike, placing the government in a difficult position amidst rising living costs.

Freed from regulatory constraints, Michael Burry unveils his favorite stock picks including Lululemon, Molina Healthcare, and more. He discusses his strategy of seeking out oversold, quality companies.

Gold and silver prices surged, fueled by expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts. This article analyzes the factors influencing prices and future forecasts.

Ukrainian anti-corruption agencies raided the home of Andriy Yermak, President Zelensky's chief of staff, as part of an investigation into potential corruption within the energy sector. The developments raise questions about Kyiv's efforts to combat corruption as it seeks Western financial and military support.

Goldman Sachs is warning of increasing layoff announcements in the US private sector, signaling a potential weakening of the labor market.

Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo warns that the EU's ambitious plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine could backfire and complicate peace efforts.

As Americans celebrate Thanksgiving, Russia and Ukraine are increasingly at odds over the Trump peace plan, threatening to derail any hopes for a swift resolution to the conflict.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), the world's largest exchange operator by market capitalization, experienced a significant outage, suspending trading in several key markets. This incident highlights the operational risks in global financial infrastructure.

CME Group was forced to suspend trading due to a cooling system issue at a CyrusOne data center. The halt affected a wide range of contracts, raising concerns about market volatility.