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Aayush Jindal is a well-known name in the world of financial markets, whose expertise spans over 15 illustrious years in the field of Forex and Cryptocurrency trading. Known for his unparalleled proficiency in providing technical analysis, Aayush is a trusted advisor and senior market expert for investors around the world, guiding them through the complexities of modern finance with his keen insight and keen chart analysis. From an early age, Aayush showed a natural talent for deciphering complex systems and unraveling patterns. Driven by his insatiable curiosity to understand market dynamics, he embarked on a journey to become one of…

Looking at the cyclical history of the crypto market, it is clear that every major bull market has been underpinned by a compelling narrative that attracts mass capital and investor interest. The first story was the emergence of Bitcoin as digital gold. This was followed by a wave of ICOs in 2017, allowing anyone to issue their own tokens. By 2020, decentralized finance (DeFi), which promises to cut out traditional financial intermediaries and generate profits through yield farming, took center stage in the bull cycle. In 2021, the market focus shifted to non-fungible tokens (NFTs) built on cultural excitement, and…

Grayscale today launched its first U.S. spot LINK ETF. HYPE rebounds after Sonnet shareholders approve Hyperliquid DAT merger. ASTER gained more than 13% from its new partnership with WLFI. The cryptocurrency rebounded on Tuesday, with the value of all tokens increasing by more than 6% to $3.06 trillion. Bitcoin regained $90,000 while Ethereum traded above $3,000. In this article, we will evaluate three altcoins that are still gaining attention today for various reasons: Chainlink, HYPE, and ASTER. Grayscale Spot Chainlink ETF begins operations Grayscale today officially converted Chainlink Trust into an ETF, introducing the first-ever U.S. exchange-traded fund. This debut…

Trustworthy editorial content reviewed by industry-leading experts and experienced editors. Advertising disclosure As the virtual currency market becomes increasingly bearish, bitcoin price fell again and approached the $80,000 level again. With the current price decline, the BTC derivatives market is showing a bearish performance, suffering one of the steepest declines in the ongoing cycle. Bitcoin bulk derivative unwind In an unstable situation, Bitcoin Open Interest (OI) The market contracted sharply, as if the speculative framework that had supported it was suddenly removed. This sharp drop in open value came after a sudden drop in BTC price, losing the $91,000 mark…

Opinion.Trade had one of the strongest launches in prediction market history, gaining a weekly market share of 40.4% and $1.5 billion in trading volume just weeks after going public on the BNB chain. The platform’s rapid growth has now established it as a reliable third major player alongside Polymarket and Kalshi.Sponsored SponsoredOpinion captures 40% of forecast market share with weekly trading volume of $1.5 billionAccording to Messari researcher 0xWeiler, Opinion.Trade’s average daily notional volume from October 24th to November 17th was $132.5 million.As a result, cumulative trading volume exceeded $3.1 billion, the strongest start since April 2024. Open interest for…

Vanguard Group will allow exchange-traded funds and mutual funds linked to bitcoin and cryptocurrencies to trade on its platform, reversing a long-standing policy that prohibited retail clients from accessing digital asset products through the company. Starting Tuesday, Vanguard Securities customers will be able to trade ETFs and mutual funds that hold certain cryptocurrencies, primarily Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, Bloomberg reports. The move marks a shift for the world’s second-largest asset manager, which has long argued that digital assets are too volatile and speculative for long-term portfolios. The decision comes in response to growing demand from both retail and institutional investors,…

A new element in the latest crypto sell-off (Bitcoin (BTC) fell more than $5,200, or nearly 7%, in just two hours on Monday) is the presence of institutional investors in the market. This represents “normal” money in the crypto system and tends to react normally to market fluctuations. Therefore, risk attitudes become normalized, with unintended consequences for cryptocurrencies, which have predictable boom-bust cycles. One is that the share of crypto enthusiasts is shrinking, making recovery difficult. Second, institutionalized risk management could lead to deeper coordination. Additionally, cryptocurrency adoption has stalled, which is influencing the bullish argument for this asset class.…

According to TheMinerMag, the Bitcoin mining industry is entering what is believed to be the deepest recession in its 15-year history, with even major publicly traded operators struggling to break even as mining revenues collapse and debt increases.In its latest report, TheMinerMag said miners are operating in the “toughest margin environment in history” as hash prices (revenue per unit of computing power) have fallen from an average of about $55/petahash/second (PH/s) in the third quarter to about $35/s (PH/s). The magazine characterizes this level as a structural low rather than a temporary dip.This deterioration followed a sharp correction in Bitcoin…

The company plans to launch the first spot LINK ETF in the U.S. this week. Grayscale plans to convert the existing LINK Trust into an ETF. LINK price remains under pressure as the bear market expands. Cryptocurrency markets were trading in the red on Monday, with the overall value of digital tokens down 5% from the previous day to $2.94 trillion. As the risk-off mood reigns, Grayscale Investments is preparing to debut the first spot Chainlink exchange-traded fund in the United States. ETF expert Nate Jealous expects the product to arrive this week, marking a significant milestone for Chainlink and…

South Korea is pushing to complete a new digital asset law by January after ruling and opposition lawmakers agreed on a stablecoin framework after months of stalled negotiations. summary South Korea’s ruling and opposition parties have agreed on a bank-led consortium model for issuing won stablecoins. Lawmakers have set a December 10 deadline for the government to introduce the bill, with the aim of passing it in January. Additional reforms will strengthen financial security rules, expand AML oversight, and support capital market transparency. Lawmakers met behind closed doors to resolve a central dispute over who can issue won-based stablecoins. According…