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Crypto Market Weekly Outlook: Holiday Sentiment or Emerging Uptrend?
On December 22, the crypto market opened the week on a positive note, with total market capitalization rebounding to $3.086 trillion. While this marks a notable recovery from the recent consolidation period, it raises an important question: is this rebound a temporary holiday sentiment reset or the early signs of a new bullish uptrend? With the Christmas rally approaching and shortened U.S. market hours, it is crucial for traders and investors to analyze market context, technical signals, and beha

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The current market environment presents a fascinating scenario for both traditional and crypto investors. U.S. stocks have entered the well-known Santa Rally, with major indices climbing higher while the VIX the volatility index declines. This combination suggests that investors are pricing in optimistic growth expectations for 2026, reflecting confidence in macroeconomic stability and a potential easing of monetary policy pressures. From a crypto market perspective, the rebound has been more muted but nonetheless significant, signaling that some capital is flowing back into risk assets afte

From my perspective, the recent performance of Solana (SOL) marks a significant milestone in the blockchain ecosystem. In 2025, Solana has generated approximately $250 million in protocol revenue year-to-date, surpassing Ethereum for the first time. This achievement reflects not only higher transaction volume and network activity but also stronger fee generation, signaling that SOL’s ecosystem is maturing and attracting real economic activity.
This development raises an important question for investors and traders: mid- to long-term, which protocol offers a stronger risk-reward profile SOL or

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As we move through the holiday season, Ethereum is navigating a uniquely complex environment shaped by macro policy shifts, liquidity dynamics, and network fundamentals. Unlike earlier cycles, ETH’s price action now reflects a combination of global financial conditions, leverage flows, and adoption-driven demand. Understanding these overlapping factors is critical for anyone looking to position themselves strategically in the crypto market.
One major development on the horizon is the expected Bank of Japan (BOJ) rate normalization. JPMorgan anticipates that the BOJ could hike rates twice in 20

As markets enter the holiday season, liquidity is thinning and volatility is rising and while most attention is on U.S. monetary policy and political developments, there’s another story quietly shaping global risk conditions: Japan. JPMorgan now expects the Bank of Japan to hike rates twice in 2025, potentially pushing policy rates toward 1.25% by the end of 2026. At first glance, these moves may seem modest, but for a market that has relied on decades of ultra-loose monetary policy, even incremental shifts have outsized consequences.
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With holiday trading underway and liquidity thinning, markets aren’t just watching price they’re watching politics and policy. Specifically, whether Trump moves to announce his next Fed Chair nomination, with Kevin Hassett currently viewed as the leading contender. This decision may feel early, but markets don’t wait for certainty they front-run expectations.
The key issue isn’t the name itself. It’s what that choice signals about the future direction of U.S. monetary policy and how aggressively 2025 rate-cut expectations could reprice.
If the next Fed Chair is dovish, markets are likely to

Market volatility is rising, and when it comes to Bitcoin, my approach hasn’t flipped it’s matured.
I remain long-term bullish on Bitcoin, but I’m much more realistic about how messy the path forward can be. Bitcoin doesn’t move in a straight line, especially when global liquidity is tightening and macro uncertainty is elevated. In fact, higher volatility is exactly what you should expect when an asset sits at the intersection of technology, macro, liquidity, and speculation.
What has changed for me is how I engage with that volatility.
In the short term, Bitcoin has become far more reactive

The market keeps swinging, and right now I don’t think the right question is whether you’re bullish or bearish it’s whether you’re prepared.
If I had to put a label on my view, I’d say I’m cautiously neutral with a slight bullish bias, but only for investors and traders who understand that this is not an easy, one-directional market. Volatility doesn’t feel like a temporary phase anymore; it feels baked into the system. Higher interest rates, geopolitical uncertainty, election-year noise, and shifting central bank expectations are creating an environment where sharp moves in both directions a

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#CryptoMarketMildlyRebounds
On December 22, the crypto market opened the week with a noticeable rebound, pushing the total market capitalization back up to $3.086 trillion, signaling renewed optimism after a brief consolidation. This move coincides with the approach of the holiday season, historically a period marked by seasonal liquidity inflows, portfolio rebalancing, and shorter trading hours in U.S. markets, all of which can temporarily amplify price movements. From my perspective, the current rebound is likely a combination of holiday sentiment and risk-on rotations, rather than a defini