CMC Crypto News

Onchain data confirms long-term holders and large wallets have substantially slowed their buying pace in recent weeks.

Bitcoin finished November fluctuating between $82,000 and $92,000 before dropping to $86,000 on Monday.

The company now projects Bitcoin yield ending between 22% and 26% for the year, with Bitcoin prices estimated to reach $85,000 to $110,000 by year-end.

BlackRock's IBIT, the largest Bitcoin ETF by net assets, reported $2.34 billion in net outflows throughout November.

Stablecoin issuer Tether dominates the CeFi lending space with $14.6 billion in open loans, capturing 60% market share as of Sept. 30.

The increase marks a significant shift from Japan's decades-long environment of negative or near-zero interest rates.

The product is expected to begin trading Tuesday, marking the debut of spot Chainlink exposure for U.S. investors.

Ripple Payments utilizes digital payment tokens, including stablecoin RLUSD and XRP, for cross-border transactions.

The online lending subsidiary of Sony Financial Group filed for a U.S. banking license in October to establish a stablecoin-focused subsidiary.

The product draws from Truther's wallet at the moment of purchase, preserving user control over assets.

The asset manager disclosed that the structuring deal and asset purchase supporting the proposed fund were never completed.

The shift toward stablecoins represents a major change in Brazil's crypto ecosystem, where Bitcoin once held the dominant position.

Allocations across BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF offerings, including U.S.-based IBIT and Brazil's IBIT39, have approached $100 billion according to Castro.

The assessment suggests a significant disconnect between price action and actual economic conditions.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs had shed $1.22 billion the week prior, extending their outflow streak to four consecutive weeks with cumulative losses totaling more than $4.3 billion.

The short-term structure shows signs of stabilization following what the analyst described as capitulation across the market.

A surge in yields typically indicates an increase in speculative leverage, a pattern that has historically preceded major crypto market tops.

Strategy's business model depends on raising capital when shares trade at a premium to NAV and using those funds to acquire Bitcoin, thereby increasing holdings per share.