December 16, 2025 | A summary of noteworthy crypto news from the past 24 hours!

🚨 Crypto Hotspots Last Night — 1-Minute Market News | December 16th

1️⃣ $ BTC, $ETH, $SOL continue to correct.
From a macroeconomic perspective, the sharp decline in Broadcom and AI stocks dragged down US technology stocks, thereby putting significant pressure on crypto-related stocks and assets.

2️⃣ Market Outlook:
Expectations that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates by 25 basis points on Friday, along with uncertainties surrounding the next Fed chairman, are weighing on the price of BTC.
This week is heavily influenced by macroeconomic factors — so wait for clearer market conditions at the beginning of next week before trading.

3️⃣ $MSTR currently has a market Capital of $46.5 billion and holds 671,268 BTC (worth approximately $58 billion).
The "premium" portion has almost disappeared, but due to leverage and debt, MSTR's price volatility remains 2–3 times higher than BTC.

4️⃣ CZ announced it had purchased $ASTER for the third time, but the Token still fell to $0.794, with a market Capital of $7.5 billion — a recent low.

5️⃣ According to KOL Cato, his Binance Alpha score is 240, with daily costs of approximately $3.3–$3.6.
There were two Airdrop this month: one I sold too early, and one I held on longer. Overall result: no losses incurred.

6️⃣ On Polymarket, the odds for the next Fed Chair have reversed:
Kevin Warsh surpassed Kevin Hassett with 48% compared to 42%.
Americans truly XEM politics as a gamble.

7️⃣ Since the crash on November 10th, trader “Ma Ji Da Ge” has continuously held Longing positions, resulting in over 200 liquidations and total losses exceeding $22.88 million.
The community suspects this person is hedging using Short positions on the centralized exchange.

8️⃣ MetaMask has begun supporting the Bitcoin network as part of its multi- chain scaling strategy.
Users who swap BTC via MetaMask will receive reward points, but the Token launch date has not yet been announced.

9️⃣ $AAVE is currently under controversy.
The community is questioning whether revenue from the user interface is being withheld by the team instead of being allocated to the DAO.
$UNI has faced similar governance disputes in the past.