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Lido’s TVL nears a new record of $40B, but LDO’s price could be capped by significant resistance around $2.32, challenging the rally's sustainability.
CoinShares predicts a bullish crypto market in 2025, driven by factors like growing Bitcoin ETFs, Ethereum Layer 2 adoption, and favorable US regulations.
However, Sygnum Bank also highlights potential risks, including macroeconomic instability, Tether's dominance in the stablecoin market, meme coin bubbles, and geopolitical tensions.
Solana's indicators are pointing towards an incoming breakout, while Bitwise's Ryan Rasmussen predicts that the coin could more than triple in value next year.
While charts suggest a return to $0.20 is possible, the outlook for $DOGE in the months ahead remains very strong.
- 10:33dappOS launches spot trading based on its intent networkOn December 19, dappOS announced the launch of IntentEX, a spot trading use case based on its intent network, providing users with CEX-level on-chain trading experience. IntentEX can also capture professional institutional-level liquidity through dappOS network nodes based on its internal order book.
- 10:10Wintermute is a market maker for PENGU tokensAccording to on-chain analyst Aunt Ai, market maker Wintermute has recently become the market maker for PENGU tokens. Currently, two addresses of Wintermute hold a total of 18.7 million PENGU, worth about $602,000 USD, and have been frequently trading PENGU in the past two days.
- 09:28CryptoQuant CEO: Domestic assets such as the Korean Won have no appeal, considering whether to leave South KoreaOn December 19, CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju posted on social media saying: "Domestic assets such as the Korean won have no appeal at all. The government has not realized this and is just blindly maintaining prices, which leads to a surge in exchange rates. The USDT traded on Upbit has already reached an IMF crisis-level exchange rate. I personally believe that there is currently a massive outflow of national wealth. Many wealthy people I know are leaving South Korea. Isn't the outflow of national wealth a reflection of the country's cognitive ability?" He further pointed out: "The government should not forcibly retain capital fleeing overseas, but should think about how to make capital voluntarily return. We need to cultivate industries, provide incentives for investors, and open up business opportunities. I hope we can stop these pointless regulations. Since I don't understand domestic politics very well, I don't know who can make such changes. As a Korean company, I've persisted for 7 years, but now I'm also considering whether or not to leave South Korea. It's really too frustrating."
