Last night’s Crypto highlights compilation, Get market focus in 1 minute | 12/19
1. The US #CIP fell short of expectations, US stocks rose, BTC rose and then fell, continuing to fluctuate around $85,000, and investor sentiment is really poor.
2. Today (between 10:30 AM and 12:30 PM), Japan will announce its interest rate decision. The market generally believes that there is a high probability of a direct increase of 25 basis points. However, the impact on asset prices will not be significant under full expectation. The focus is on the magnitude of the Japanese rate hike and the subsequent pace.
3. Hassett: The latest CPI report is surprisingly good, and the Federal Reserve has a lot of room for rate cuts. The US economy is showing high growth with declining inflation. Hassett is a popular candidate for the new Federal Reserve chair.
4. The Uniswap fee switch has entered the voting stage, with a countdown to the destruction of 100 million UNI. #UNI price volatility has increased.
5. CZ: Giggle Academy, YZi Labs, and the BNB ecosystem are currently the focus of work. It seems that CZ is very busy.
6. OKXWallet users are transferring USDT/USDC on the X Layer chain, supported by the x402 API, with no Gas fees.
7. Stablecoin U is officially launched: landing on BNB Chain and Ethereum, integrating with mainstream DeFi protocols such as PancakeSwap and ListaDAO, and launching on HTX. Pay attention to related trading pair opportunities.
8. Rumor has it that the prediction platform Polymarket is going to create its own L2 public chain, due to significant losses caused by the current instability of third-party technology. Is this for the valuation "stacking armor"?
9. Data analyst Phyrex believes: Currently, investors who are trapped at high BTC levels remain very calm, having lost over $20,000, but these investors have not panicked and sold off, and the chip structure remains very stable.
10. Crypto Weituo: The reason the crypto market has so many fluctuations is that it is a market that is extremely sensitive to liquidity; it itself is an index of the overall market liquidity. The price movements in this market are determined by the direction and quantity of opposing positions.
