A research report by CICC points out that if Hassett becomes the new Fed Chair, it is expected to benefit US stocks, while US Treasury yields and the US dollar may experience a dip followed by a rise. The critical period will be in Q1 2026, when Hassett's dovish remarks may lead to a short-term decline in US Treasuries and the dollar, but overall economic recovery will support their rebound. According to BlockBeats, on December 8, a CICC research report stated,

A research report by CICC points out that if Hassett becomes the new Fed Chair, it is expected to benefit US stocks, while US Treasury yields and the US dollar may experience a dip followed by a rise. The critical period will be in Q1 2026, when Hassett's dovish remarks may lead to a short-term decline in US Treasuries and the dollar, but overall economic recovery will support their rebound. According to BlockBeats, on December 8, a CICC research report stated,

A research report by CICC points out that if Hassett becomes the new Fed Chair, it is expected to benefit US stocks, while US Treasury yields and the US dollar may experience a dip followed by a rise. The critical period will be in Q1 2026, when Hassett's dovish remarks may lead to a short-term decline in US Treasuries and the dollar, but overall economic recovery will support their rebound. According to BlockBeats, on December 8, a CICC research report stated,

According to Caijing, on Thursday, the European Commission released a package of proposals suggesting “direct supervision” of key market infrastructures, including Crypto-Asset Service Providers (CASPs), trading venues, and central counterparties overseen by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). If adopted, the proposal would bring ESMA’s role in supervising EU capital markets closer to the centralized framework of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, a concept initially proposed by European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde in 2023.

According to Jinse Finance, Paul Howard of trading firm Wincent pointed out that Bitcoin is fluctuating above the $85,000 support level. The weakening liquidity at the end of the year may lead to market consolidation. BTC is expected to fluctuate between $85,000 and $95,000, and altcoins are likely to benefit.

According to Jinse Finance, Paul Howard of trading firm Wincent pointed out that Bitcoin is fluctuating above the $85,000 support level. The weakening liquidity at the end of the year may lead to market consolidation. BTC is expected to fluctuate between $85,000 and $95,000, and altcoins are likely to benefit.

BlockBeats news, on October 14, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated in an interview with CBS that he has had to reassess Bitcoin, acknowledging that "Crypto Assets serve the same purpose as gold, being alternative assets." Fink pointed out that Bitcoin "is not a bad asset, but it should not occupy too large a proportion in a portfolio." In a letter to investors this year, Fink revealed that half of the investment demand for BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF comes from retail investors, with 75% of those investors having never purchased iShares products before. (Decrypt)

BlockBeats news, on October 14, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated in an interview with CBS that he has had to reassess Bitcoin, acknowledging that "Crypto Assets serve the same purpose as gold, both being alternative assets." Fink pointed out that Bitcoin "is not a bad asset, but should not occupy too large a proportion in a portfolio." In a letter to investors this year, Fink revealed that half of the investment demand for BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF comes from retail investors, with 75% of those investors having never purchased iShares products before." (Decrypt)

BlockBeats news, on October 14, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated in an interview with CBS that he has had to reassess Bitcoin, acknowledging that "crypto assets serve the same purpose as gold, both being alternative assets." Fink pointed out that Bitcoin "is not a bad asset, but should not occupy too large a proportion of a portfolio." In a letter to investors this year, Fink revealed that the investment demand for the BlackRock Bitcoin ETF came from "half retail investors, with 75% of investors having never purchased iShares products before." (Decrypt)

According to BlockBeats, on October 14, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated in an interview with CBS that he has had to reassess Bitcoin, acknowledging that "Crypto Assets serve the same purpose as gold, both are alternative assets." Fink pointed out that Bitcoin "is not a bad asset, but it should not occupy a large proportion of the portfolio." In a letter to investors this year, Fink revealed that in the investment demand for BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF, "half comes from retail investors, and 75% of those investors have never purchased iShares products before." (Decrypt)