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Telegram has become the largest crypto-based black-market ecosystem ever documented, with Chinese-speaking users moving roughly $2 billion in transactions each month. According to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic, Telegram’s low barriers to entry, rapid channel relaunching after bans, and Chinese-language moderation have replaced the technical hurdles once associated with darknet crime. Two markets, Tudou Guarantee and Xinbi Guarantee, now dominate the system, facilitating crypto transactions linked to money laundering, stolen data, fake investment schemes, and AI deepfake tools. These platforms support large-scale “pig butchering” romance and investment scams, many of which are run from forced-labor compounds in Southeast Asia. Despite bans and regulatory action, activity quickly shifts to new or rebranded channels, allowing volumes to persist. Elliptic says the scale of these markets now exceeds that of historic darknet platforms such as Silk Road, AlphaBay, and Hydra.

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Ethereum’s stablecoin activity is increasingly driven by businesses rather than individuals, signaling a shift toward real-world payments. While peer-to-peer transfers still account for most transactions by number, the majority of on-chain value now flows through business-related wallets. According to Artemis data, business-to-business stablecoin payments on Ethereum grew 156% over the past year, with larger average transaction sizes, indicating rising institutional usage. Person-to-business payments expanded even faster, up 167%, highlighting growing consumer adoption for everyday spending. These trends suggest Ethereum is maturing into a settlement layer for corporate payments and commerce, with stablecoin usage emerging as a key long-term demand driver beyond price speculation.

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Bitcoin on track for its second-worst Q4 ever after heavy losses Bitcoin, the leading cryptocurrency, is set to record its second-worst fourth quarter in history. It has only performed worse during the brutal 2018 crypto winter. While the gap between the worst year (2018) and 2025 is significant, 2025 still falls far deeper than other bad years (2014, 2019, 2022), pushing it from a “mild correction” into full “crash” territory. Historically, Q4 is Bitcoin’s strongest quarter, with an average return of 77%. Investors often rely on it to salvage their portfolio’s annual performance. However, with nearly a 23% drop, Bitcoin has underperformed its historical average by almost 100 percentage points, turning an expected +77% into a realized -23%. Instead of the usual December “gifts” for Bitcoin holders—such as +479% in 2013 or +168% in 2020—investors are facing heavy losses. The year began poorly and is ending even worse. This is psychologically taxing, as mid-year gains (Q2) have largely been erased by Q4 losses. Ending the year with a crash demoralizes investors and reinforces the perception that the asset class is in a long-term downtrend. Why has Q4 been so terrible? Bitcoin started Q4 strong, reaching a new all-time high around $126,000 in early October. However, it quickly turned downward. According to a December 2025 CryptoQuant report, the main reason for the crash is “demand exhaustion.” Key groups that drove the 2024–2025 rally—spot ETF buyers, corporate treasuries, and others—have stopped buying. Additionally, reports show whales exiting the market. Expectations of a year-end rally trapped many traders who bought in November.

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JPMorgan Chase is exploring cryptocurrency trading services for institutional clients, according to Bloomberg. The bank is evaluating expansion into spot and derivatives crypto trading in response to rising institutional demand and clearer U.S. regulatory guidance. Any launch would depend on product demand, internal risk assessment, and regulatory feasibility, and plans remain preliminary. CEO Jamie Dimon, once a vocal critic of bitcoin, has recently distinguished between blockchain technology and digital assets, acknowledging that blockchain and stablecoins are real. Beyond potential trading, JPMorgan has scaled blockchain initiatives, including a $50 million short-term bond for Galaxy Digital on Solana using USDC, and allowing bitcoin and ether as loan collateral. These efforts are led by Kinexys, the bank’s digital asset division, which launched the MONY tokenized money market fund on Ethereum and JPMD deposit tokens on the Base network to support 24/7 institutional settlement.

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Larry McDonald, founder of The Bear Traps Report and former Lehman Brothers trader, warns that a credit crisis has already begun, even as equity markets remain near highs. He highlights stress in traditionally stable areas like private credit and structured lending, citing First Brands DIP loan trading in the 30s despite top-tier collateral. McDonald notes credit markets are repricing risks tied to AI-driven infrastructure, with Coreweave bonds yielding close to 12% as many data center developers face negative free cash flow. He also flags systemic risk in private credit, where $300 billion of illiquid loans offer quarterly liquidity, potentially triggering sharp markdowns during redemptions. Looking toward 2026, McDonald expects capital rotation into “undervalued” hard assets such as energy, copper, coal, and infrastructure equities, which remain underowned relative to their critical role. Political dynamics and continued fiscal and monetary support further strengthen the case for hard assets over long-duration growth equities. He emphasizes that while equities appear calm, credit markets are already delivering their verdict.

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Debate on Tokens and Equity in Crypto Projects Gains Momentum

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XRP ETF Sees Significant Inflow on December 23

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