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Ethereum looks poised for a potential rebound. After moving through a major descending channel, ETH is trading around $3,032 - well above key support at $2,591. The weekly chart hints at a "rounding bottom," suggesting gradual accumulation through early 2026 rather than a sudden spike. If this pattern holds, ETH could steadily climb toward the $4,800 range by year-end, building healthier support along the way. While technicals are promising, always manage risk - nothing in crypto is guaranteed.#TrendingTopic #ETH #TRUMP #usa #BTC $BTC $ETH

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Hong Kong proposes new law allowing insurers to invest in crypto. Hong Kong is weighing a cautious shift that could open the door for insurers to enter crypto markets. Hong Kong’s insurance regulator is proposing rules that could allow insurers to hold crypto under a 100% risk charge. Stablecoins would face capital requirements based on the fiat currency they track. The plan fits into Hong Kong’s wider push to expand regulated crypto activity while limiting risk. According to a Dec. 22 Bloomberg report, the move would mark the first time the regulator has formally outlined how insurers could hold crypto on their balance sheets. Hong Kong had 158 authorized insurers. The industry generated about HK$635 billion ($82 billion) in gross premiums in 2024. Even small allocations under the proposed rules could bring meaningful institutional capital into both crypto and infrastructure, though the high-risk charges suggest regulators are moving carefully rather than opening the floodgates.#TrendingTopic #BTC #HongKong #CryptoNewss #TRUMP $BTC

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Aave price slides nearly 10% after $37.6M whale sell-off. Aave price slid on Dec. 22 after a large holder moved a sizable block of tokens into the market, setting off a sharp sell-off over a short period. A whale sold 230,350 AAVE worth about $37.6M, pushing price down near $162. On-chain data shows mixed whale behavior, with some large holders still adding positions. The chart shows pressure near the $160–165 zone, with resistance stacked overhead. The move pushed the token down to around $161.70 at press time, with the price slipping back toward levels that have tested buyers several times this month. According to on-chain data, a single wallet known as 0xa923 was the driving force behind the move, offloading about 230,350 AAVE, worth about $37.8 million. #TrendingTopic #AAVE #TRUMP #BTC $BTC

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Japan’s Rate Hike Goes Wrong: Yen Sinks ,$BTC What It Means for Bitcoin. The Bank of Japan raised interest rates to their highest level in 30 years, yet the yen tumbled to record lows. The outcome is the exact opposite of what Japan intended. On Monday, Atsushi Mimura, Japan's vice finance minister for international affairs and the country's top currency diplomat, warned that recent foreign exchange movements had been "one-sided and sharp." He added that authorities are prepared to take "appropriate action" if exchange-rate moves become excessive—a clear signal that currency intervention is on the table. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama had made similar remarks late last week, saying Tokyo would respond appropriately to excessive and speculative currency moves. The warnings came as the yen hit historic lows. On Monday, the dollar climbed to 157.67 yen. The euro reached 184.90 yen, and the Swiss franc touched 198.08 yen, both record lows for the Japanese currency. Market participants believe Japanese authorities are likely to intervene if the dollar approaches 160 yen. Last summer, the BOJ sold approximately $100 billion at similar levels to prop up the currency. Under normal circumstances, raising interest rates strengthens a currency. Higher rates attract foreign capital seeking better returns. On Dec. 19, the BOJ raised its benchmark rate by 0.25 percentage points to 0.75%, the highest level since 1995. real interest rates remain profoundly negative in Japan. While the nominal rate rose to 0.75%, inflation is running at 2.9%. This puts the real interest rate—the nominal rate minus inflation—at approximately -2.15%. In contrast, the US has a real rate of around +1.44%, with interest rates at 4.14% and inflation at 2.7%. The gap between Japanese and US real rates exceeds 3.5 percentage points.#TrendingTopic #BTC #Inflation #UsaElections #TRUMP

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3 Cryptocurrencies to Buy and Hold for Decades 1)XRP (CRYPTO: XRP) has been one of the more controversial cryptocurrencies. Its developer, Ripple Labs, spent several years locked in a court battle with U.S. regulators over the legality of the company selling tokens to exchanges and investors. However, now that the litigation has ended, there is a lot to like in XRP. 2)Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is the first cryptocurrency and remains the largest today, with a market cap of $1.7 trillion, roughly five times larger than the next closest. Ironically, Bitcoin is only the third most widely used blockchain, measured by total value locked (TVL). Instead, Bitcoin has continued to appreciate as an anti-inflationary asset, somewhat like a digital version of gold. 3)Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) is the world's second-largest cryptocurrency after Bitcoin. Its blockchain is very popular for decentralized applications (dApps) and smart contracts. The Ethereum blockchain has a total value locked (TVL) of $68.7 billion today, roughly eight times that of the next-closest blockchain, Solana. That means it's the most widely used blockchain in the world by a wide margin.#TrendingTopic #xrp #BTC #ETH #TRUMP $BTC $XRP $ETH

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