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After last week's global market panic and subsequent recovery, bitcoin rebounded to $86,861. This week, the market will focus on new AI policies, the standoff between bears and bulls, PCE data, and geopolitical events, with intensified competition. Summary generated by Mars AI. The accuracy and completeness of this summary, produced by the Mars AI model, are still being iteratively improved.
Strategy is facing multiple pressures, including a significant narrowing of mNAV premiums, reduced coin hoarding, executive stock sell-offs, and the risk of being removed from indexes. Market confidence is being severely tested.
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The Strategy is facing several pressures, including a significant mNAV premium contraction, reduced coin hoarding, executive stock selling, and index removal risk, putting market confidence to a severe test.
This article will review Ethereum's recent performance, provide an in-depth analysis of the current bullish and bearish factors facing Ethereum, and look ahead to its prospects and trends for the end of this year, next year, and the medium to long term. The aim is to help ordinary investors clarify uncertainties, grasp trends, and provide some reference to support more rational decision-making during key turning points.
In Brief Bitcoin rebounded over the weekend, testing the $86,000 mark. Privacy-focused altcoins Monero and Zcash showed notable gains. Total market value surged, crossing the $3 trillion threshold again.
In Brief Crypto markets rebounded amid significant liquidations and oversold RSI signals. Weekend trading conditions with thin liquidity influenced rapid price shifts. The rebound's sustainability remains uncertain, prompting scrutinous investor attention.
- 05:53SOON has reopened the SOONer and SOONest NFT token claiming functions.BlockBeats News, November 24, the SOON Foundation announced that the SOONer and SOONest NFT token claiming functions have been reopened. All holders who have completed KYC can now visit the portal to complete the claim.
- 05:53A certain whale has rebuilt a position of 90.85 WBTC at an average price of $87,242.BlockBeats News, November 24, according to on-chain analyst Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), the whale who cleared out $69.23 million worth of WBTC at an average price of $87,278 from November 18 to 22 has regretted the liquidation and started to rebuild their position. Eleven hours ago, this whale spent $7.92 million on-chain to purchase 90.85 WBTC at an average price of $87,242. Just one day prior, they had sold as many as 793.24 WBTC at a cost of $74,746.46, making a profit of $9.94 million.
- 05:53Economist: December rate cut becomes highly probable again, Williams' remarks set the tone for the marketBlockBeats News, November 24 — The remarks made last Friday by John Williams, President of the New York Federal Reserve and an ally of Powell, have set a major tone for the market, making a Fed rate cut in December once again a highly probable event. Williams' statement has been interpreted as a consensus signal from the Fed's top leadership, leading to a significant revision in market expectations. Josh Hirt, Senior Economist at Vanguard, pointed out that he personally believes the Fed will cut rates, and Williams' stance means that the three most influential Fed officials—Powell, Williams, and Fed Governor Waller—all support a new round of easing. "We believe this is a very weighty camp, and it will be hard to shake." Communications from the Fed—especially those from the highest levels—are rarely accidental. Signals from the top, particularly statements from the Chair, Vice Chair, and the highly influential President of the New York Fed, are carefully weighed: they must convey a clear policy direction while avoiding excessive reactions in financial markets. This is precisely why Williams' speech last Friday was so significant for the market. By virtue of his position, he is one of the Fed's "Big Three" leaders, alongside Chair Powell and Vice Chair Jefferson. When Williams hinted at "the possibility of further rate adjustments in the near term," investors interpreted this as a clear signal from the top: the Fed leadership is inclined to cut rates at least once more in the near future, with the most likely timing being the December Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting. After Williams' speech last Friday, the probability of a 25 basis point Fed rate cut in December rose to 71.3%, and is now at 67.3%. Bets on a December rate cut have heated up again, after the probability had previously fallen below 30%.