"Wow, it finally happened! 👀🔥 $BTC has formed a Bullish MACD Cross on the 3D chart. The last 4 times this occurred → it led to a rally of at least 66% 📈 Which sets a target of $140K BTC 💥 #BTCUpdate $BTC #bullish
Just tell me, what the hell went wrong with this whole alt season??? 🤬 I think it’s because most developers are driven by greed rather than imagination. We could have come up with countless applications for alternative tokens, but instead, all we got were flashy presentations and MVPs - nothing more. It’s no wonder people are disillusioned with crypto. Most alternative tokens are either gambling memes or technologies that failed to deliver. Many have lost faith in cryptocurrency and now only hold $BTC and $ETH
But here’s the thing: these token technologies are actually being used effectively. For example, if you’re betting on prediction markets, you’re buying a specific type of token - that’s how the technology works. I assure you, prediction markets are the biggest trend in crypto for 2026. Don’t miss out.😋
Remember, there are long-term trends and short-term trends. You can profit from both if you play your cards right.
Most people think wealth is about how much they have. In reality, it is about the relationship between what you have and what you believe you need. That gap quietly shapes how rich or poor life feels.
🟡 We feel wealthy only when what we have is equal to or greater than what we think we need
🟡 Both what we have and what we think we need change over time
🟡 What we think we need usually grows faster than what we have
🟡 This is why even very rich people often never feel truly wealthy
As time goes on, income grows, assets grow, experience grows. But expectations grow even faster, fueled by comparison and shifting standards. The gap stays open, and dissatisfaction lives there.
The happiest people still build and progress, but they are careful with their desires. They define enough for themselves instead of borrowing it from others.
Wealth is not about chasing more forever. It is about controlling the gap so life stops feeling like a race with no finish line.
The market is sliding as traders de-risk on macro news, with OI down 5%. Last week, ETH and BTC ETFs saw outflows, nearly $1B total, signaling institutional investors caution.
Major alts are in the red, with Bitcoin dominance nearing 60%. The biggest loser is the prior leader NIGHT (-15%), followed by PUMP (-8%) and UNI (-7%).
- Michael Selig, a pro-crypto pick, was sworn in as CFTC chair. - Coinbase enabled SOL deposits/withdrawals via Base. - Tom Lee’s BitMine bought $88.1M in ETH.
Perpetual open interest in Bitcoin is climbing, signaling growing trader positioning for a potential year-end rally. According to Glassnode, derivatives activity is picking up as traders increase exposure — a sign of rising expectations, but also higher volatility risk if positioning unwinds.
🚬Michael Selig officially sworn in as CFTC chairman today🚬
Former SEC Crypto Task Force chief counsel, ex-advisor to Paul Atkins, started his career clerking for "Crypto Dad" Giancarlo. Confirmed 53-43, now runs the agency solo - all other commissioner seats are empty. Caroline Pham exits for MoonPay 🌚
🚬Congress is pushing bills to shift spot crypto oversight from SEC to CFTC. Selig's job is to build that infrastructure. Expect clearer rules on stablecoins, tokenized collateral, and DeFi. Whether "pro-crypto" translates to "pro-you" remains to be seen.
is currently testing a major support area. The price needs to hold at this support level; otherwise, things could turn negative. A bounce from this support is expected after some accumulation.
Actual Economic Updates (Dec 23, 2025): US New Home Sales: Data for New Home Sales in America was released today. It stands at approximately 680K, which is slightly better than expected. This generally has a mildly positive impact on the US Dollar (USD). Richmond Manufacturing Index: This is data from the manufacturing sector. It came in slightly negative, indicating a minor slowdown in American industrial activity. Holiday Season (Low Liquidity): Since the Christmas holidays are approaching, market trading volume is very low. Major banks and institutional traders are on holiday, so the chances of a massive breakout or crash are currently low. Summary: GDP Report: No report was released today. Market Trend: Sideways (Slow due to the holiday season). Recommendation: Do not place large trades based on "🚨 BREAKING" posts like these, as they are often unreliable.
❕ NVIDIA and China: chips as geopolitical leverage
NVIDIA is aiming to ship around 80,000 H200 GPUs to China before Lunar New Year 2026 in what looks like a tightly controlled release.
The goal is to prove demand and set a precedent, with broader capacity orders potentially opening in Q2 2026.
The move sits at the intersection of politics and supply chains.
🟡 Washington is applying a 25% surcharge on approved exports
🟡 Beijing is considering approvals, but only if H200 purchases are bundled with mandatory buys of domestic accelerators
🟡 Shipments are limited, deliberate, and heavily negotiated
Both sides are using $NVDA as leverage. For the US, it’s export control with monetization. For China, it’s conditional access tied to strengthening local chip ecosystems.
🚨 BREAKING FED JUST RELEASED THE US GDP REPORT. EXPECTED: 3.2% = ALREADY PRICED IN. ACTUAL: 4.3% = BULLISH FOR MARKETS. This news is currently not true. Here are some key points you should understand to avoid any misunderstanding: Today's Date: Today is December 23, 2025. Major US GDP reports are typically released at the end of each quarter. GDP vs. Fed: GDP data is released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), not the Federal Reserve (Fed). The Fed only makes decisions regarding interest rates based on this data. Market Data: If the GDP had actually come in at 4.3% against an expected 3.2%, it would have been a massive move for the market. However, there is currently no such report on official sources. Where did this news come from? Often on social media (like X/Twitter), people share old reports or "Fake News" to create market volatility or to influence the prices of crypto and stocks. What would be the market impact? If the GDP actually increased that much (4.3%): Stock Market: It could initially turn Bullish (go up) because the economy looks strong. Inflation Risk: Very high GDP growth can lead to higher inflation, which might cause the Fed to raise interest rates. This could eventually turn Bearish for the market.
🥇 Gold hits a new record as BRICS keep accumulating
Gold has broken above $4,400 per ounce, setting a fresh all-time high after a year-long rally.
Rate-cut expectations in the US and rising geopolitical tension matter, but the dominant force behind the move is sustained, price-insensitive buying by BRICS central banks.
What’s really happening 👇
🟡 BRICS and aligned countries are responsible for over 50% of global central-bank gold buying in recent years
🟡 Russia, China, and India together hold more than 5,500 tonnes of gold
🟡 The bloc also controls roughly half of global gold production, led by China and Russia
🟡 Accumulation is driven by diversification away from US Treasuries and sanctions risk
🟡 BRICS are pairing gold buying with new settlement tools and plans for independent pricing infrastructure
Gold is no longer just a hedge. It is becoming a core reserve asset in a gradually shifting, less dollar-centric financial system.
Short holiday week. Almost all meaningful data is packed into Tuesday. Liquidity drops hard after that.
✔️ Tuesday
• ADP employment change. Early signal on labor conditions. • US preliminary GDP Broad growth read that can move yields and USD. • Durable goods orders Business investment and capex signal. • Core durable goods orders Cleaner view without transport noise. • GDP price index Inflation component inside GDP. • CB consumer confidence Household sentiment and spending outlook. • Richmond manufacturing index Regional growth check.
⚠️ Wednesday
• Initial jobless claims Weekly labor market update. • US stock market closes early at 6:00 PM UTC.
❌ Thursday • US stock market closed. Christmas holiday.
❌ Friday • European bank holidays. Very thin liquidity.