Fluidstack is raising $700 million at a $7 billion valuation, with Situational Awareness as the main investor. The company has signed multi-billion dollar contracts with several Bitcoin miners, and Google is providing financial guarantees for the deals. AI computing power and crypto mining may be forming a symbiotic relationship.

[Crypto World] Just reviewed SOL’s 4-hour chart—pretty interesting movement.
From 8 PM on December 5th until now, the price first saw that sharp drop in the early hours of December 7th, and recently had a slight rebound. The last candlestick closed bullish, but overall, the big bearish candle is still weighing things down. Trading volume? Clearly shrinking, much lower than a few hours ago. Price and volume both down—a classic quiet market.
Technical side, looking at the MACD: no clear trend right now, histogram has been negative but is gradually getting shorter—bulls might be slowly gathering strength. No golden or death cross on the KDJ, value is at 27, which is neutral to slightly weak. Also noticed a divergence between volume and price.
If I were to make a move, here’s how I’d see it:
For longs, 132.06 is the first entry point, or if you’re aggressive, consider 127.0, with a stop loss at 131.4.
For shorts, watch the 144.67 and 143.0 levels—if it breaks 145.39, exit.
Support is at 127.

[BlockBeats] Recently, something quite shocking happened in the crypto community—a wallet address that had been dormant for over 13 years suddenly moved 2,000 Bitcoins, which is worth about $180 million at current prices.
This batch of coins has quite a backstory and is related to the Casascius physical Bitcoins from back in the day. These things are considered antiques now. In 2011, an American named Mike Caldwell came up with this idea: hiding Bitcoin private keys inside physical coins or bars, sealed with tamper-evident holographic labels. At that time, Bitcoin was only worth a few dozen dollars each, and these physical coins came in denominations from 1 BTC up to 1,000 BTC.
Later in 2013, the US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) took notice and said this counted as “unregistered money transmission,” so Mike was forced to stop production. However, there are still about 90,000 of these physical coins in circulation, with only 6 coins and 16 bars containing...

On December 7, a leading exchange responded to allegations of employees suspected of issuing tokens, stating that it has launched an internal review and maintains a zero-tolerance policy toward any corrupt behavior. Community members questioned possible insider trading due to timing discrepancies, and the results of the investigation will be announced promptly. This incident serves as a warning to the industry about the strict crackdown on insider trading.

Recently, the ETH balance on exchanges has dropped to a historic low, only 8.8%, similar to its level when it launched in 2015. Since the beginning of this year, ETH on exchanges has decreased by 43%. A large amount of ETH has been staked and locked, reducing circulating supply. As a result, its price may rise in the future due to a supply-demand gap.

Recently, the prediction market Opinion has shown strong data performance, with open interest soaring to $72 million and cumulative trading volume surpassing $6.5 billion, indicating a significant increase in liquidity and activity. Compared to other major players, Opinion ranks second in open interest and is worth watching in the future.

[Pitui] Puffer Finance is about to undergo a large token unlock. According to on-chain data monitoring, nearly 19.17 million PUFFER tokens will be unlocked on December 14 in the early morning. At the current price, the market value of these tokens is approximately $1.41 million.
Unlocks of this scale typically have a certain impact on short-term price trends, so holders may need to watch out for market volatility. After all, an increase in circulating supply by nearly 20 million tokens is not a small amount.

Michael Saylor's Strategy had acquired over 200,000 Bitcoins by 2025, with the latest move including the purchase of 130 BTC for approximately $11.7 million. Currently, the total Bitcoin holdings have reached 650,000, with a market value of about $48.38 billion and an average holding cost of $74,436 per Bitcoin, showing significant unrealized gains and making them an active institutional investor in the market.

Bitcoin's SOPR profit and loss ratio has dropped to 1.35, the lowest point this year, suggesting that selling pressure from long-term holders has ended and market sentiment has cooled. This indicates that speculative bubbles have been squeezed out, which may signal the formation of a short-term bottom and provide upward momentum for the next market phase.

[On-chain Article] Recently, there’s been a pretty key signal in on-chain data—the Bitcoin SOPR ratio (( long-term holder profit multiple/short-term holder profit multiple )) has dropped to 1.35. This is the lowest point since the start of the year, coinciding with BTC’s pullback to $89,700.
The higher this ratio, the more the old holders earn (and sell) compared to new buyers. What does it mean now that it’s plunged to 1.35? It means most of the long-held coins have basically been distributed; the profit gap between old players and newcomers is narrowing, and the market has undergone a thorough “washout”—the speculative bubble that previously pushed the ratio up has been squeezed out.
Looking back at historical data, every time the SOPR ratio falls to this low range during a bull market, it usually signals that selling pressure is nearing its end. If this 1.35 level holds or even starts rising, it likely means a local bottom is forming and the next phase of the cycle could be about to begin.

The founder of a certain exchange reposted an opinion stating that creating meme coins by extracting words from tweets is a spontaneous community action, and explained that "DOYR" stands for "DO YouR Meme." He emphasized that community fun is harmless, and the official team should not be misunderstood as supporting specific projects.

Franklin Templeton's XRP spot ETF reached a holding of 63 million tokens within its first week of launch, with assets under management increasing to $125.63 million. The market response has been positive, with clear institutional capital inflows.

【比推】2025年开年，机构对BTC的兴趣依然没减。最新数据显示，全球市值前100的持币上市公司里，光是过去一周就有8家在加仓。
目前这100家公司手里攥着的BTC总量已经达到105.9万枚。这个体量，已经占到BTC总供应量的5%以上了。

[Crypto World] Been watching ETH's 4-hour trend lately, and it's pretty interesting. The price actually started pulling back on December 5, but compared to early morning on the 6th, it bounced back again. It ended with a bullish candle, which should give the bulls some confidence, but trading volume is shrinking, so things seem a bit quiet.
From a technical perspective, here are a few details: the MACD histogram has remained negative, but it's gradually getting shorter, indicating that bearish momentum is weakening and the bulls might be gathering strength. The KDJ has dropped to 17, which is clearly in oversold territory, so theoretically there's demand for a rebound. The MA10 has been above the MA30 for two consecutive sessions (at 4 AM and 8 AM on the 6th), so the short-term moving average is in control. But there's a problem—price and volume are diverging, with the price rising but volume not keeping up, so how far this rebound can go is questionable.
Looking at the levels:
- Support is around 2989. Below that, there's 2887 (first buy reference) and 2737 (second buy reference). If it really breaks 272...