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In the past 24 hours, hotspots have frequently emerged in the cryptocurrency circle. Despite the overall downward volatility in the market, Bitcoin (BTC) has slightly retreated to around $90,000, with Layer 2 tokens leading the decline by over 3%. Strategy has successfully retained its position in the Nasdaq 100 index, alleviating investors' concerns about Bitcoin's monopoly status. Meanwhile, Michael Saylor strongly opposes the proposed MSCI rules that may exclude companies with excessive exposure to crypto assets, sparking heated discussions within the community.
Institutional activity is vibrant, with Brazil's largest asset management company recommending that investors allocate up to 3% to Bitcoin to hedge against foreign exchange and market risks, aligning with the views of global giants like BlackRock. Although Vanguard views Bitcoin as a highly speculative asset, it has opened access for ETF trading. Market sentiment remains cautious, with analysts lowering the Bitcoin target for the end of 2025 to the $100,000 range, emphasizing concerns regarding AI and liquidity impacts.
Additionally, AI predicts the year-end prices of tokens like XRP and Solana, and discussions at the Fed's payment innovation conference on stablecoins and AI have added to regulatory optimism. Overall, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing increased volatility as the year ends, with institutional involvement coexisting with macro uncertainties. It is advised to pay attention to liquidity changes and official developments to seize potential rebound opportunities.
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