SOL breaks through the $140 mark
OKX-SOL/USDT is currently trading at $140.05, a decrease of 1.65% in 24 hours. Please pay attention to market fluctuations.
OKX-SOL/USDT is currently trading at $140.05, a decrease of 1.65% in 24 hours. Please pay attention to market fluctuations.
[December 4: U.S. Bitcoin Spot ETF Net Outflow of $14.9 Million] On December 4, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $14.9 million. Among them, BlackRock IBIT had a net inflow of $42.2 million, ARK ARKB had a net outflow of $37.1 million, Grayscale GBTC had a net outflow of $19.6 million, and Grayscale Mini BTC had a net outflow of $0.4 million.
Retail investors drove the rally, while whale transactions fell to their lowest in two months.
[Russian Presidential Economic Advisor Suggests Including Cryptocurrency in National Trade Ledger] Russian Presidential Economic Advisor Maxim Oreshkin stated that cryptocurrency should be included in the national balance of payments and pointed out that Bitcoin mining is an 'undervalued export project.' He mentioned that Russian enterprises have already invested over $1.3 billion in mining infrastructure and are conducting import and export settlements through cryptocurrency, which has a tangible impact on the foreign exchange market. The Russian government is gradually promoting the inclusion of cryptocurrency trade within a regulatory framework to address foreign trade demands under the context of sanctions.
[Circle Issues 500 Million USDC on Solana Network] On December 4, according to Whale Alert monitoring, Circle issued a total of 500 million USDC on the Solana network through two transactions in the past 5 minutes.
[Delphi Digital: Multiple Factors Drive the First Positive Net Liquidity Environment Since 2022] On December 4, crypto market research firm Delphi Digital stated that the Federal Reserve's rate path for next year is the clearest it has been in years, with expectations of a 25 basis point rate cut in December 2025, bringing the federal funds rate down to approximately 3.5%-3.75%. Forward curves predict at least three rate cuts in 2026, with year-end rates dropping to around 3%. Delphi Digital pointed out that quantitative tightening ended on December 1, the Treasury General Account is planned to gradually decrease, and the overnight reverse repurchase agreements have been fully depleted. These factors collectively contribute to the first positive net liquidity environment since early 2022. In addition, the secured overnight financing rate and the federal funds rate have fallen back to the high range of 3%, and real interest rates have retreated from their 2023-2024 peaks without experiencing a sharp collapse. Delphi Digital believes that the policy environment in 2026 will shift to a more accommodative stance, benefiting long-duration assets, large-cap stocks, gold, and digital assets supported by structural demand.