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PANews, December 27 — According to Forbes, since reaching an all-time high in October, bitcoin and the overall crypto asset market have experienced a significant pullback. The price of bitcoin is currently hovering around $90,000 per coin, down from its historical peak of $126,000. Meanwhile, gold, silver, and U.S. stocks have accelerated their upward movement toward the end of the year, resulting in a rare “divergent market.” This situation is not simply driven by risk aversion, but is more likely a “strategic response” by institutions and capital to the global monetary system. Ramnivas Mundada, Head of Economic Research and Corporate Research at GlobalData, expects that as global central banks continue to adjust their reserve structures and reduce reliance on dollar assets, the process of de-dollarization will accelerate. By 2026, gold could further rise by 8%-15%, while silver could increase by 20%-35%.

Foresight News reported that the CEO of a certain exchange, Brian Armstrong, tweeted: "We will never allow anyone to restart the GENIUS Act. This is our bottom line. We will continue to safeguard the interests of our customers and the crypto industry. My prediction is that in a few years, once banks realize the huge business opportunities brought by stablecoins, they will change their stance and lobby the government to allow them to pay interest and returns. So, their current efforts are completely futile (and also unethical). The innovator's dilemma always exists."

PANews, December 27—According to CNBC, the latest analysis indicates that the stock price of a certain bitcoin treasury company’s exchange remains at a low level, and the bitcoin premium indicator is also declining. A key decision on whether the MSCI index will remove this exchange is expected in January next year. Against this backdrop, the exchange is drafting a “defensive mode” strategy. Recently, they have established a cash buffer of approximately $2.2 billion to withstand the test of bitcoin bets. This fund is expected to be used to pay preferred stock dividends and debt interest, rather than to purchase more bitcoin.