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#altseaon #btc #crypto $BTC In the crypto community, discussions are ongoing about the possible 'Santa Claus rally.' At the end of December, analysts expect a rise in Bitcoin — a historical seasonal trend when the crypto market shows positive dynamics after Christmas. Over the past eight years, Bitcoin has finished six Decembers in the green — from +8% to +46%. This time, additional factors may include Donald Trump's payouts, easing monetary policy from the Fed, and a decrease in interest rates. Analysts note a shift from panic selling to accumulation and believe that a combination of liquidity and institutional demand could create conditions for a new impulse in December.$BTC

#news #cryptonews #crypto Immediately recalls the COVID distribution of $1200, mass creation of new accounts on Coinbase for exactly $1200 and the purchase of crypto. We hope for helicopter money and a pump, as it was in 2021. When will the distribution be? This year in 2026.
Immediately recalls the COVID distribution of
$1200, mass creation of new accounts on Coinbase for exactly $1200 and

#crypto #news #Altcoins! Команда Santiment составила топ А и Big Data проектов по активности разработчиков за последний месяц: Internet Computer (ICP); Hedera (HBAR); NEAR Protocol (NEAR); Worldcoin (WLD); Oasis Network (ROSE); iExec RLC (RLC; The Graph (GRT); Bittensor (TAO); Flux (FLUX); SingularityNET (AGIX). Держите ли какие-то токены из этого топа?🚀

#news #CryptoNewss ❇️ 1. Expectations of a decrease in the Fed rate. New inflation data in the US came in better than forecast → markets are pricing in a soft monetary policy.➡️ Risks are back in focus: crypto is receiving an influx of liquidity.
📊 2. Growth of assets under management in Bitcoin/ETH ETFs. Institutions continue to increase positions through spot ETFs.➡️ Steady demand keeps BTC above key levels.

#btc #news #cryptonews $BTC
BTC is waiting for the end of the shutdown to surge up.
A pinch of hopium for those who are already prepared for the apocalypse.
🟠In 2019, during the US shutdown (December 22 - January 25), BTC fell by -20%, and then delivered a +300% rise.
🟠In 2025 – the same story: another shutdown, BTC -21%.
History does not repeat itself, but it rhymes. If the 2019 scenario comes into play, growth will start as soon as the government is back in operation.

​#news #cryptonews The digital identification system in India has suffered a catastrophic security failure: 815 million records have been hacked and are being sold on the dark web for $80,000. Criminals hacked and cloned the identities of citizens, leaving entire families without food, the elderly without pensions, and the sick without access to hospitals. In one state alone, two dozen people died of hunger after being denied food rations due to system failures. Through millions of fake accounts, fraudsters stole funds meant for the poor, creating a black market for stolen identities. The Aadhaar data leak occurred due to exploited software patches available for just $35, which allowed hackers to bypass biometric authentication and GPS tracking. These patches disabled iris and fingerprint scanning for registration operators, allowing Aadhaar numbers to be generated from anywhere without verification. Government websites also provided unlimited access to APIs, allowing basic data to retrieve Aadhaar information in violation of the Aadhaar Act. The leaked 815 million records included complete personal data: names, addresses, phone numbers, passport details, age, gender, and district information. The breach of the ICMR database also exposed medical records, vaccination histories, and COVID-19 testing data collected from citizens. This sale on the dark web represents one of the largest leaks in the history of digital identification in the world. The sale price on the dark web of $80,000 means that each record costs less than a penny — making the real data of Indian citizens easily accessible to criminals for identity theft, financial fraud, and phishing attacks. The breach of the ICMR database was just one incident in a series of hacking attacks. In 2018, a reporter bought free access to every Aadhaar record for 500 rupees via WhatsApp. That same year, 210 government websites published Aadhaar numbers in plain text, and a state utility leaked 1.6 million records due to an unprotected folder that Bill Gates admired so much, while British Prime Minister Keir Starmer even flew to India to learn best practices for his country, which was created to assign a unique identification number to every resident of India. The government stated that the system is needed as a method of government identification to provide people access to state programs such as social security. The Aadhaar data leak highlighted the fundamental flaws of centralized biometric systems, which security experts like Natalia Kaspersky, Igor Ashmanov, and many others have warned about multiple times. The implementation of a biometric data system poses a real danger not only for citizens but also for the entire security system of the state as a whole. This can happen to any system, and unlike leaks of passwords and bank card numbers, biometric data cannot be changed. Natalia Kaspersky warned about this. And she was right when she said: digitization is needed by someone "because it has to be done". Who needs it? One thing can be said with confidence. And if the state is persistently fighting for its adoption by all citizens, then the only and main goal of this persistence can only be 100% programmed hacking, which can lead to social catastrophe.

#btc #crypto #NewsAboutCrypto BTC closed October in the red for the first time since 2018. The last time this happened, there was a 36% drop in November • • So, what's next - a bear market?$BTC