crypto market panorama BTC (-0.91% | Current Price 86,458 USDT): Market sentiment has turned cautious in the past 24 hours, leading to another wave of selling in crypto assets. After a pullback on Monday, Bitcoin further dropped below 84,000 USD on Tuesday, with a maximum single-day decline exceeding 6%. From a seasonal perspective, the last month of the year is often influenced by retail caution and institutional window dressing, resulting in typically weak December market performance. Meanwhile, the recent signals from Japan regarding mis-timed interest rate hikes have raised concerns about a potential collapse of yen carry trades, further suppressing global risk asset sentiment, including crypto assets. In the short term, structural headwinds may persist until interest rate cuts are genuinely implemented. Technically, 80,000 USD remains a key support level; if BTC can stabilize above 85,000, it may have a chance to retest the 90,000 USD resistance level.

A timely exchange between two well-known voices in the investment community is resonating with crypto enthusiasts. On X, Invest In Assets posted a succinct warning: “Your biggest mistake will most likely be selling a big winner too early.” The message, rooted in one of the most common investor mis

Carbontec's investigation revealed a serious design flaw in 1inch's Aggregation Router, allowing over $520,000 in mis-sent tokens to be withdrawn by anyone, not just the contract owner, highlighting a systemic security issue in DeFi protocols.

Techub News reported that Bitfinex Securities in the UK has launched two innovative Tokenization products. The first product, TITAN1, will allocate £5 million (approximately $6.8 million) of subordinated debt issuance from Castle Community Bank in Scotland, providing investors with a 20% annual dividend, which will be paid quarterly and locked in for the first 5 years without redemption. The second product, TITAN2, focuses on UK car finance mis-selling claims, planning to invest £100 million (approximately $136 million) through equity-linked notes, with investors receiving 50% of the claim proceeds proportionally. Both products are on Blockstream's BTCSidechain Liquid.

On the 27th, the Central Bank of the Republic of China announced an important personnel change. The former Director of the Business Department, Pan Rongyao, and the Director of the Information Department, Li Ruixin, will retire on January 16, 2025. It is worth noting that the position of the Director of the Information Department will be temporarily filled by Professor Chen Gong from the Department of Information Management at National Chengchi University. Professor Chen Gong is also the Executive Director of the Block Chain Innovation Laboratory at National Chengchi University, which research projects include asset tokenization and digital currencies. It is worth looking forward to whether the Central Bank intends to leverage Professor Chen Gong's research expertise to develop relevant business. Professor borrowed from Central Bank, formerly led Blockchain Lab According to the contents of the announcement, Mr. Chen Gong, the newly appointed director of the Information Department, is 61 years old.