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Ethereum's largest holders are redirecting their focus towards Remittix, a digital currency gaining momentum due to its recent advances and security credentials. As of early December, reports indicate that these investors, often referred to as “whales,” are making strategic changes in response to Remittix's gains in the mobile wallet sphere and its top-tier security evaluation by CertiK.

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Crypto volatility has returned, but has not slowed adoption by institutions

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Derivatives activity cools on Binance as Bitcoin holds its key support range between 86K and 88K.

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Privacy-focused Ethereum L2 Aztec's token sale was the first public test of the Continuous Clearing Auction mechanism developed jointly with Uniswap Labs.

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When European police staged another coordinated sweep against crypto mixers this autumn, most people saw a familiar headline and scrolled on. But every seizure, every frozen server rack, every compressed hard drive pushed into an evidence van has the potential to change how Bitcoin actually moves.

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As of December 7, 2025, Ethereum has incinerated over six million ETH through transaction fees since the London upgrade on August 5, 2021, equivalent to more than $18 billion at current exchange rates. Despite this massive burn, Ethereum's overall supply continues to grow, presenting a paradox in the realm of cryptocurrency economics.

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Solana steadies above key support as momentum improves and traders watch for a possible near-term recovery.

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Bitcoin's Sunday price action turned chaotic after a wave of whale-driven sell orders triggered a rapid $2,000 drop, mass liquidations, and an equally aggressive rebound.

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After spending the morning flirting with the dungeon below $88,000, BTC clawed its way upward and blasted to an intraday high of $91,767. Bitcoin's latest rebound didn't just flip the script on weekend traders — it triggered a full-blown liquidation bonfire across the crypto market as deep-pocketed buyers muscled shorts into oblivion.

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BPCE launches in-app trading for BTC, ETH, SOL, and USDC, marking a major shift as European banks race to meet rising retail crypto demand.

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Ethereum is currently trading 35% below its all-time high of $4,954 from August. New regulatory changes, especially those related to staking, could create new momentum for Ethereum investment products.

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As the year winds down, prediction markets suggest there is only a slim chance that XRP will hit a record high by December 31.

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XRP is going through a rare moment of tension. While institutional investors continue to pour in via spot ETFs, social sentiment around the asset plunges sharply into extreme fear territory.

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On Sunday, Bitcoin's value fell below $88,000, casting doubts on the anticipated year-end rally often referred to as the “Santa Rally.” This sudden decline has sent ripples through the derivatives market, leading traders and analysts to reassess their strategies during what is traditionally a bullish period.

 

On December 7, 2025, Bitcoin's price fluctuated between $88,990 and $89,473, tantalizingly close to the coveted $90,000 threshold. As traders speculate on its future trajectory, the cryptocurrency holds a market capitalization of $1.78 trillion, coupled with a 24-hour trading volume of $21.62 billion.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin asserted only a year ago that no power can ban Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) regardless of what happens to the dollar. While many saw it as a message to the West on international sanctions, the country has taken targeted steps to open its economy to the world's largest cryptocurrency.

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UK cements Ethereum property rights as digital assets gain legal clarity while ETH futures open interest rebuilds after October crash.

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Binance's latest Proof of Reserves reveals a major shift in user positioning, where Bitcoin balances are climbing, while ETH and USDT fall.

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Michael Saylor has reignited market discussion after hinting at another Bitcoin buy. The signal comes as rising network pressure and growing corporate accumulation shape the current market mood.

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In a recent tweet, Ripple CTO David Schwartz indicated that his hub had been running on rippled v2.6.2 with no issues reported. This information from the Ripple CTO prompted a question from an X user who asked what the hub was for.

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According to metrics, the tally of ETH burned from fees has sailed past the 6 million mark, meaning that as of Dec. 7's exchange rates, more than $18 billion in value has effectively gone up in smoke since the London hard fork on Aug. 5, 2021.

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Bears have seized the initiative on the last day of the week, according to CoinStats.

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The number didn't look dramatic at first glance ($13.5 billion in overnight repos on Dec. 1), but for anyone who watches the Federal Reserve's plumbing, it was a noticeable spike.

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Bitcoin's rising liveliness metric and a fresh Russell 2000 breakout hint at resilient onchain demand and another potential bull phase.