Author: Ethan Carter

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Ethan is a seasoned cryptocurrency writer with extensive experience contributing to leading U.S.-based blockchain and fintech publications. His work blends in-depth market analysis with accessible explanations, making complex crypto topics understandable for a broad audience. Over the years, he has covered Bitcoin, Ethereum, DeFi, NFTs, and emerging blockchain trends, always with a focus on accuracy and insight. Ethan's articles have appeared on major crypto portals, where his expertise in market trends and investment strategies has earned him a loyal readership.

Coinbase Institutional has suggested that the crypto markets might be on track for a recovery in December. They point to better liquidity and shifts in economic conditions that could favor risk assets such as bitcoin BTC$89,923.31.In a market note shared Dec. 6, the firm highlighted the increased likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut next week, currently estimated at 93% on Polymarket and 86% on the CME’s FedWatch, as a significant factor.Liquidity conditions are also reportedly improving, according to Coinbase’s internal M2 index, which monitors monetary flows affecting asset prices. The firm had previously anticipated a sluggish November followed by…

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Over an extended period, every long-term valuation model for Bitcoin has eventually been challenged, yet the most compelling narrative this cycle has centered around the power law model.Historically, Bitcoin has tended to exceed this model during bull markets and fall short of it during bear markets. However, in the current cycle, the price has generally stayed close to the model’s predicted path.The Bitcoin power law framework offers a mathematical perspective on long-term price trends, indicating that Bitcoin’s historical performance adheres to a power law distribution when viewed on a log scale. This suggests a correlation between time and price, although…

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The US-based financial firm Cantor Fitzgerald has significantly reduced its price target for Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin-centric company, Strategy, but maintains an optimistic view on the long-term potential of the cryptocurrency, minimizing concerns about forced liquidation, as reported by the Financial Times.According to a Thursday analyst note viewed by the FT, Cantor Fitzgerald lowered its 12-month price target for Strategy stock by 60%, setting it at $229, down from $560.Despite the downgrade, Cantor’s “buy” rating reportedly remains intact, as the bank stated that fears related to Strategy’s forced liquidations are “not warranted,” despite being widely discussed.Cantor Fitzgerald’s analysts noted that Strategy…

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In an ideal scenario, the internet behaves like tap water: you turn it on, and it flows effortlessly. Users don’t want to think about finding a ‘better connection spot,’ SIM cards, or nearby cell towers. They simply desire a fast, stable connection wherever they find themselves. Fortunately, they are gradually achieving just that, often without even realizing it.The current internet model is flawed (and costly)Traditional telecommunications infrastructure is burdensome and pricey. Each tower requires leasing, permits, upkeep, and advertising. Expanding coverage can take months or years (due to both construction and bureaucratic hurdles) and can cost anywhere from $5 million…

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The short-term trajectory of Bitcoin (BTC) may heavily rely on developments unfolding within Binance’s order flow and on-chain activity. Three key metrics associated with Binance have indicated increasing sell-side pressure, altered liquidity behavior, and a market poised for volatility—factors that could influence whether BTC maintains support or enters a more significant correction.Key takeaways:Deposits from Bitcoin whales into exchanges are on the rise, indicating a heightened risk of profit-taking.BTC inflows to Binance have recently reached peaks last seen in 2025, which have typically signaled longer pullbacks.USDt deposits on Binance have hit yearly highs, suggesting traders are adjusting their positions ahead of…

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Columbus Circle Capital (BRR), a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC), has finalized its merger with ProCap BTC, led by Anthony Pompliano, which has raised over $750 million to create a bitcoin treasury firm.The new entity is now called ProCap Financial and will start trading on the Nasdaq under the BRR symbol on Monday.This year’s rapid formation of bitcoin treasury companies (BTCTCs) has been largely unsuccessful, with most experiencing declines of 90% or more following their SPAC mergers.Notably, companies like KindlyMD (NAKA) and Strive (ASST) are now trading for less than $1.BRR shares had remained stable near their initial offering price…

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A Solana presale event faced significant distribution problems after a bot farm allegedly utilized over 1,000 wallets to snatch up nearly the entire Wet (WET) token sale within seconds.Conducted through the decentralized exchange aggregator Jupiter, the presale sold out almost immediately. However, genuine buyers effectively had no opportunity to participate, as one actor dominated the presale, according to the organizers.Solana automated market maker (AMM) HumidiFi, the team managing the presale, confirmed the attack and canceled the launch entirely. The team stated they would create a new token and conduct an airdrop for legitimate participants, explicitly excluding the sniper.“We are creating…

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In recent years, stablecoins have primarily revolved around a limited landscape, predominantly a competition between Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC, with a majority of the activity occurring on crypto-native exchanges.However, the future appears significantly different, as noted by Alchemy co-founder and President Joe Lau during an interview with CoinDesk.The immediate outlook for stablecoins presents numerous possibilities, according to Lau, with one prevailing theme: stablecoin adoption is “exploding.” He attributes this phenomenon to the clear benefits that stablecoins offer over traditional payment and banking systems, particularly their capability for 24/7 settlement and efficient digital money transfer.“Stablecoins and deposit tokens are quickly…

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The euro-backed stablecoin market has seen a resurgence since the implementation of the European Union’s (EU) Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) last year, with its market capitalization doubling following the rollout of these regulations in June 2024, as reported by a recent study.The “Euro Stablecoin Trends Report 2025” published by Decta, a London-based payment processing firm, indicates a possible turning point for stablecoins tied to the euro, which have traditionally lagged behind their U.S. dollar-pegged counterparts. This marks a significant rebound from a 48% decline the previous year, as stated in the report, and stands in stark contrast to the…

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Western Union has announced plans to introduce a new “stable card” aimed at protecting users in high-inflation economies as part of its stablecoin strategy.At the UBS Global Technology and AI conference, chief financial officer Matthew Cagwin stated that this initiative builds upon the company’s recent investor-day announcement, highlighting its shift beyond traditional cross-border payments into a comprehensive digital asset strategy.Cagwin pointed to Argentina, where annual inflation has soared to 250–300%, stating that remittances can lose nearly half their value within a month. “Imagine a world where your family in the US sends you $500 home, but by the time you…

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