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[Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index Remains in Extreme Fear for Two Consecutive Weeks] According to data from Alternative, the Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index is at 23 today, with market sentiment remaining in an 'extreme fear' state for two consecutive weeks. For most of December, sentiment has stayed at low levels. Opinions within the industry about Bitcoin's performance in 2026 are divided. PlanC believes that Bitcoin has never experienced two consecutive years of decline and predicts a bull market next year. Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan is also optimistic. However, veteran trader Peter Brandt and Fidelity's Global Macro Research Director Jurrien Timmer suggest that 2026 could be a 'down year' for Bitcoin, with prices potentially falling to the $60,000–$65,000 range.

[Tom Lee Predicts Ethereum Price Could Reach $7,000 to $9,000 by Early 2026] Tom Lee stated on the 'Power Lunch' program that Wall Street's accelerated push for asset tokenization and on-chain financial activities could drive Ethereum's price to $7,000 to $9,000 by early 2026. He pointed out that attempts at on-chain settlement and tokenized securities closely tie Ethereum's investment value to its use as financial infrastructure, mentioning related initiatives by Robinhood and BlackRock. Additionally, Tom Lee added that as adoption grows, Ethereum's price could eventually rise to $20,000.

[UXLINK Community Passes Buyback and Strategic Reserve Proposal] UXLINK announced that the community has unanimously passed the buyback and strategic reserve proposal. The plan will be launched in December, with no less than 1% of the total supply of tokens being bought back each month using project profits and deposited into the strategic reserve.

[U.S. Bitcoin Spot ETF Had a Net Outflow of $589.4 Million Yesterday] On December 27, according to monitoring by Farside Investors, the U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF had a net outflow of $589.4 million yesterday, including a net outflow of $242.7 million from IBIT and $72.8 million from GBTC.

[Japanese Listed Company KLab Launches Dual Gold Financial Strategy Allocating Bitcoin and Gold] On December 27, Japanese listed company KLab announced the launch of its 'Dual Gold Financial Strategy,' planning to allocate ¥3.6 billion (approximately $24 million) from a ¥5.1 billion financing round in a 6:4 ratio between Bitcoin and gold. As of December 25, KLab had newly purchased 3.17 Bitcoins at an average price of approximately ¥13.83 million per Bitcoin (around $90,000 per Bitcoin), holding a total of approximately 4.37 Bitcoins, and acquired 1,860 shares of a gold ETF.