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Crypto exchange OKX has launched a digital advent calendar for December, offering daily rewards to users in the Netherlands. Participants can open a new door each day until Christmas to claim various crypto prizes.

After months of decline, the Sui cryptocurrency has jumped over 30% in 24 hours, fueled by its new listing on Coinbase in New York and a shift in its market structure, signaling a potential trend reversal.

Solana’s price surged over 12%, breaking a key downtrend line, while U.S. spot Solana ETFs saw a massive $45.77 million in daily inflows, signaling strong institutional interest.

The BOB token doubled in price after being listed on the South Korean exchange Bithumb, but analysts warn of a potential ‘buy the rumor, sell the news’ scenario.

The 3-month U.S. Treasury yield has fallen to a one-year low, signaling that the market anticipates a Federal Reserve pivot from tightening to easing. This shift has significant implications for Bitcoin’s price trajectory.

Vanguard, the world’s second-largest asset manager, has reversed its stance on cryptocurrency. The firm will now allow its 50 million clients to trade select crypto ETFs, including those for Bitcoin and Ethereum, responding to persistent investor demand.

Bitcoin has bounced back above $92,000 after a sharp drop, with analyst Michaël van de Poppe suggesting the market may have bottomed. The breakthrough of the $92K resistance level could pave the way for a new all-time high and a test at $100K.

Google’s Gemini AI predicts XRP will recover its November losses by the end of December 2025, driven by significant institutional inflows into new spot ETFs and supportive macroeconomic factors like a potential Fed rate cut.

A consortium of 10 European banks, including BNP Paribas, is developing a euro-backed stablecoin to compete with US dollar stablecoins. The project will be registered in Amsterdam under the name Qivalis and aims for launch in H2 2026.

Ethereum’s price jumped 9.5% to around $3,050, coinciding with a surge in optimistic derivatives positions. Traders are heavily betting on a further rise to €5,600 ($6,500), with over €326 million in open interest for call options at that strike price, despite the asset’s 35% decline this quarter.