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What is the “Christmas Rally?” The Christmas rally, also known as the “Santa Claus rally,” refers to a recurring pattern in which crypto markets tend to rise during the final weeks of December and early January.Several factors contribute to this trend, including improved investor sentiment during the festive season and year-end portfolio adjustments as traders and institutions rebalance their holdings. Lower liquidity during the holidays can also amplify price movements, adding to the rally’s momentum. Around Christmas, crypto investors often behave differently than they do throughout the rest of the year.While this pattern first appeared in traditional stock markets, its…
What is the “Christmas Rally?” The Christmas rally, also known as the “Santa Claus rally,” refers to a recurring pattern in which crypto markets tend to rise during the final weeks of December and early January.Several factors contribute to this trend, including improved investor sentiment during the festive season and year-end portfolio adjustments as traders and institutions rebalance their holdings. Lower liquidity during the holidays can also amplify price movements, adding to the rally’s momentum. Around Christmas, crypto investors often behave differently than they do throughout the rest of the year.While this pattern first appeared in traditional stock markets, its…
Long-term Bitcoin holders could be selling their holdings to shift into exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and to diversify their crypto portfolios, says Dr. Martin Hiesboeck, the head of research at cloud-based financial service platform Uphold. “There are several reasons why OG crypto holders are selling,” Hiesboeck said on Sunday. “Number one is to buy them back in the form of ETFs, which offer incredible tax advantages with current rules, especially in the US.”“The second reason is that they have realized that the real revolution isn’t Bitcoin but Blockchain, which is being used in every industry. There are therefore many other projects that…
Trump Media and Technology Group’s Bitcoin holdings weren’t enough to prop up it’s balance sheet, as the company reported a $54.8 million loss in its third-quarter earnings as it was pinched with rising costs.The Trump-tied company, which operates the Truth Social social media platform, shared on Friday that its Q3 net loss widened from the $19.3 million in losses compared to the same time last year.The company reported revenues of $972,900, down from over $1 million a year ago. Shares in Trump Media (DJT) ended trading on Friday down 1.73% to $13.10, seeing a small bump after-hours to $13.20.Trump Media…
Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Italian banks say they support the European Central Bank’s (ECB) effort to introduce a “digital euro,” but want costs for the project staggered over time. “We’re in favour of the digital euro because it embodies a concept of digital sovereignty,” said Italian Banking Association (ABI) General Manager Marco Elio Rottigni during a press seminar in Florence. “Costs for the project, however, are very high in the context of the capital expenditure banks must sustain,” Rottigni said, adding that these costs “could be spread over time.” ECB Wants…
Join Our Telegram channel to stay up to date on breaking news coverage Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao, aka CZ, says he was surprised by Donald Trump’s pardon and denied it was a result of business ties with the President or his family. In an interview with Fox News, Zhao said that he has never met with Trump and that he has only met Trump’s son, Eric, once at the Bitcoin Middle East and North Africa conference in Abu Dhabi. Zhao Was Unaware Of The Status Of His Pardon “I did not know when or if it was going to happen,”…
Opinion by: David Tomasian, CEO of CuriousWhen 1X Technologies revealed its humanoid robot, Neo, the headlines came fast. A sleek machine backed by OpenAI, marketed as the first home-ready humanoid, and available for preorder at around $20,000.The idea is simple but staggering: a physical assistant that can clean, carry and learn. Neo is undoubtedly a fascinating step in the right direction, but not the leap forward that we’ve been waiting for. The future isn’t entirely autonomous yet.Humans are still puppeteering it. When the machine in your home still relies on a person behind a screen, the question is bigger than…
Prediction markets are signaling declining confidence that the US Supreme Court will rule in favor of President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff powers, with traders on regulated and crypto-native platforms reducing their exposure following the week’s developments. US-regulated event-market platform Kalshi showed Thursday that traders now assign a 29% chance that the Supreme Court will side with Trump, a 28-point drop in a single day. On Polymarket, Kalshi’s onchain competitor, where contracts are settled in USDC (USDC), the odds fell to 25%, reflecting a similar collapse in sentiment. The combined trading volume across both platforms surpassed $1.3 million, showing that traders participating in prediction…
Key takeaways:Privacy-focused cryptocurrencies have rallied sharply, with sector value up nearly 80% by November 2025.Zcash hit a seven-year high and Dash a three-year peak as traders rotated into privacy assets.Technical breakouts, derivatives positioning and an upcoming Zcash halving fueled the move.Despite the hype, privacy coins face tightening global AML rules and limited exchange access.Privacy-focused cryptocurrencies are back in the spotlight. By early November 2025, the sector’s combined market capitalization surged nearly 80%, briefly topping the $24 billion to $25 billion range.Zcash (ZEC) rallied to its highest level in seven years, while Dash (DASH) notched a three-year high as trading activity…
How can an exchange account get drained? Hackers can drain your crypto exchange account by gaining unauthorized access to your password or login credentials. This often happens through phishing links or malware that secretly steals your login credentials.Attackers may also exploit weak passwords, reused credentials from data breaches or SIM swaps to bypass two-factor authentication (2FA). Once they gain access, they transfer funds to anonymous wallets, often routing them through mixers or decentralized exchanges to hide their tracks.If you log in to your crypto exchange account and find your assets gone, it can be terrifying. In crypto trading, having your…