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💥🌟LESS RISK – HIGH REWARDS
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🟢 Entry Zone (Scale-in)
$LYN


0.068 – 0.072
(best on pullbacks near middle Bollinger band)

❌ Stop Loss (Tight, Invalidates Setup)

0.056
(below recent base & lower BB)

🔻 Risk: ~18–20%

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🚀 Targets (High Reward)

TP1: 0.079 (Upper BB)

TP2: 0.095 (Previous breakdown zone)

TP3: 0.12+ (Trend continuation / breakout)

🔥 Risk : Reward

TP1 → ~1.2R

TP2 → ~2.5R

TP3 → 4R+
TP4~ $2 Holders
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Analyst Consensus Index Signals Possible Paths for Bitcoin

According to BlockBeats, Ki Young Ju, founder and CEO of CryptoQuant, shared details on social media about an analyst consensus index created with the support of AI Claude. The indicator was developed from the assessments of 246 selected analysts and was able to anticipate relevant movements in the Bitcoin market, such as the collapse of 2022, the bullish cycle in 2023, and the current correction phase.

When asked about the next directions of the market, Ju emphasized that investors should trust their own analysis and maintain their existing positions, considering that the current scenario is marked by neutrality and uncertainty.

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According to BlockBeats, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, stated in a recent interview that he has been working to attract billions of dollars in investments to the country, emphasizing that these resources can significantly boost the American economy. Despite this, Trump admitted that part of his economic agenda has not yet been implemented. He also said he does not know if these measures will result in political gains for the Republican Party in the upcoming midterm elections scheduled for next fall, nor if the party will be able to maintain the majority in the House of Representatives after the election.

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According to BlockBeats, Markus Thielen, director of research at 10x Research, stated that although the traditional four-year cycle of Bitcoin continues to exist, the factors driving it have ceased to be primarily centered around halving events and have become influenced by political issues, liquidity environment, and electoral cycles.

Bitcoin recorded historical peaks in 2013, 2017, and 2021. However, this year, even after recent reductions in interest rates by the Federal Reserve, the asset has not managed to resume a consistent upward movement. This occurs because institutional investors have taken a predominant role in the crypto market, adopting a more cautious stance. With the Fed's guidelines still undefined and global liquidity more restricted, the flow of capital to the market has noticeably slowed, reducing the strength needed to sustain significant price breakouts.

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According to BlockBeats, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, stated in a recent interview that he has been working to attract billions of dollars in investments to the country, emphasizing that these resources can significantly boost the American economy. Despite this, Trump admitted that part of his economic agenda has not yet been implemented. He also said he does not know if these measures will result in political gains for the Republican Party in the upcoming midterm elections scheduled for next fall, nor if the party will be able to maintain the majority in the House of Representatives after the election.
#TRUMP #BlockBeats $BTC

AI Trading Models Enter Decisive Adoption Stage

According to BlockBeats, industry experts point out that the use of machine learning in cryptocurrency trading has not yet reached a mass adoption comparable to an "iPhone moment." Nevertheless, AI-based automated trading agents are rapidly advancing towards this turning point. With improvements in algorithm customization and reinforcement learning, this new generation of models prioritizes performance metrics adjusted for risk — such as Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown, and Value at Risk (VaR) — instead of focusing solely on absolute profit and loss, allowing for a more dynamic balance between risk and return in different market scenarios.

Michael Sena, CMO of Recall Labs, highlighted that in recent AI trading competitions, highly specialized and fine-tuned agents significantly outperformed large generalist models. The latter only achieved slightly above-market results when operating autonomously. Data suggests that specific agents, reinforced with their own logic, reasoning ability, and multiple data sources, are progressively surpassing more generic solutions.

Still, the popularization of AI trading raises questions about the rapid dilution of competitive advantage (alpha). Sena emphasizes that participants capable of creating proprietary and highly specialized tools tend to maintain sustainable benefits in the long term. In this context, the most promising path seems to be the development of an AI-based "smart portfolio manager" that preserves user autonomy in defining strategies and risk limits.

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Possible Entry of Ukraine into the European Union by 2027 Gains Attention in New Proposal

According to information released by BlockBeats, an initiative coordinated with mediation from the United Kingdom and the United States points to the possibility of Ukraine becoming a member of the European Union as early as 2027. If it advances, this proposal would represent a significant change in the traditional process of EU enlargement.

Sources close to the negotiations state that the latest version of the draft peace plan for Ukraine sets January 1, 2027, as the target date for the country's accession to the EU. However, this accelerated timeline would challenge the current model of the European Union, which is based on the gradual fulfillment of criteria and performance for the entry of new members, requiring a thorough review of the entire accession procedure.

On the Russian side, the foreign policy advisor to President Vladimir Putin, Yuri Ushakov, stated on Friday that Moscow has not yet had access to the final text of the peace proposal presented by the United States in conjunction with European allies. According to him, "when we have access to the document, we are likely to disagree with many of its points." Ushakov also rejected the suggestion to turn the frontline region of Donbas into a "free economic zone," an idea associated with the Trump administration.

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U.S. Secretary of Commerce criticizes Powell on interest rate policy

According to information from BlockBeats, the United States Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, harshly criticized the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, during an interview with CNBC. Lutnick stated that Powell is keeping interest rates at very high levels and that he should have already started cuts.

He argued that the Fed's delay in taking action is due to the fear of impacting the global economy, estimated at around $30 trillion. For Lutnick, a more proactive stance is necessary, highlighting that the U.S. economy shows solid performance, with GDP growth around 4%.

Lutnick also projected that, under the presidency of Donald Trump, U.S. economic growth could reach 6%. He emphasized that reducing interest rates and decreasing energy consumption would be important steps to boost economic expansion and strengthen the country.

#TRUMP #Fed #BlockBeats #eua $BTC

The SEC will hold a roundtable to discuss regulatory issues regarding cryptocurrencies

According to information from BlockBeats, Paul Atkins, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), announced that the working group dedicated to the crypto sector will hold a roundtable on Monday, December 15.
The meeting will focus on discussing public policy guidelines involving financial oversight and privacy issues.

The session will be held in person and will be broadcast live on the SEC's official portal.
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The Flattening of the U.S. Treasury Yield Curve Highlights Limits of Monetary Policy
According to BlockBeats, Saunders, head of fixed income at Madison Investments, pointed out in a report that the persistent flattening of the U.S. Treasury yield curve highlights an important point: monetary policy has limited reach over the market.

According to Saunders, changes in policy may significantly impact the shorter segments of the yield curve, but long-term structural factors — such as inflation above targets and high fiscal deficits — will continue to pressure the longer segments. He noted that the recognition by Federal Reserve Chairman Powell of the weakening labor market led to a rapid reconfiguration of bond purchases, reversing the initial selling and flattening the yield curve even further.

Madison Investments projects that the pace of Fed easing should slow down, with expectations of maintaining interest rates until the second quarter of 2026.
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Fed Must Suspend Interest Rate Cuts in January
According to information from BlockBeats, Citic Securities projects that the Federal Reserve should halt the sequence of interest rate cuts in January. There are still two meetings under the leadership of Jerome Powell, with a total of 25 basis points expected for reduction.
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Trump Criticizes Interest Rate Cut Decided by the Federal Reserve

According to information from BlockBeats, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, has again expressed his dissatisfaction with the President of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell. Trump stated that the recent interest rate cut was insufficient, highlighting that the reduction fell short of what was necessary and suggesting that the Fed should have implemented a cut at least twice as large.
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The Federal Reserve Cuts the Basic Interest Rate for the Third Consecutive Time
According to information from BlockBeats, the Federal Reserve has made another cut to the basic interest rate, reducing it by 25 basis points and positioning the range between 3.50% and 3.75%. This is the third consecutive meeting in which the central bank has chosen to lower interest rates, a move that was already widely expected by market analysts. Summing all the decisions made throughout the year, the total number of cuts reaches 75 basis points.

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FOMC of the Federal Reserve Evaluates Possible Future Changes in Monetary Policy
As reported by BlockBeats, the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve issued a statement affirming that it will analyze both the timing and magnitude of any future adjustments. The note emphasizes that the committee continues to closely monitor the economic landscape and remains committed to adapting its actions as conditions evolve.
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The Federal Reserve cuts the benchmark interest rate for the third consecutive meeting
According to BlockBeats, the Federal Reserve has lowered the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to a range of 3.50%-3.75%. This marks the third consecutive meeting in which a rate cut has been implemented, aligning with market expectations. Over the year, the total reduction in interest rates has reached 75 basis points.
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Final Decision on Federal Reserve Interest Rates of the Year Generates Expectation Amid Internal Divergences

According to BlockBeats, the Federal Reserve is expected to announce its last monetary policy decision of the year at 3 AM (UTC+8). The announcement comes during a period with few recent economic data and with members of the Fed themselves presenting distinct positions. Despite the market betting on a rate cut, the central bank may adopt a more ambiguous communication regarding its plans for 2026, possibly signaling a firmer stance.

Currently, investors project two additional cuts of 25 basis points by the end of 2026, which would keep the base rate between 3.00% and 3.25%. Michael Feroli, chief economist at JPMorgan for the U.S., highlighted that the more aggressive stance of some regional presidents may bring the projection for 2026 closer to the scenario published in September — even with little internal support for new reductions now and with greater caution regarding future cuts.

Feroli also stated that the new projections may “show discomfort with interest rate cuts,” and that any changes in the official communication could indicate a lower likelihood of reductions in upcoming meetings. In the press conference following the decision, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is expected to emphasize that additional cuts will only occur if there is a significant deterioration in the labor market.

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#BlockBeats President of the SEC Advocates Limited ICO Regulation
According to BlockBeats, the president of the SEC, Paul Atkins, stated at the annual policy summit of the Blockchain Association that several types of Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) should be considered non-securities transactions and, therefore, are outside the SEC's regulatory scope.
Atkins mentioned his recent token classification framework introduced, which divides the cryptocurrency industry into four main categories of tokens. He emphasized that network tokens, digital collectibles, and digital utilities should not be classified as securities, and their related ICOs should also be viewed as non-securities transactions. Atkins highlighted that the only category of ICO that the SEC should regulate are tokenized securities, which involve the tokenization of securities already under SEC regulation.#BTCVSGOLD $BTC

#Federal Reserve #December #RateCut Probability at 89.6%
According to #BlockBeats , data from CME's FedWatch indicates an 89.6% probability that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points in December. The likelihood of maintaining the current rates stands at 10.4%.

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