[Analyst Says Bitcoin Rebound May Be Driven by Leverage, Increased Outflows Could Push Prices Lower] On-chain analyst Ali (@alicharts) posted on the X platform, stating that Bitcoin's recent market performance resembles a 'dead cat bounce.' According to on-chain data, capital inflows into the cryptocurrency market have continued to decline, with Bitcoin ETFs experiencing a net outflow of nearly $1 billion over the past two weeks. Ali pointed out that any current rebound in the market may primarily be driven by leverage rather than supported by spot demand, meaning the risk of further price declines remains.

[OKX to Suspend FLOW/USDT Margin Trading and Flexible Loan Services] According to the official announcement, OKX will suspend FLOW/USDT margin trading and flexible loan services at 18:00 (UTC+8) on December 28, 2025, and cancel related market orders. The delisting process for each trading pair is expected to take approximately 2 hours.

[Bitcoin price is approximately 12% below the short-term holder cost basis] According to glassnode data, the spot price of Bitcoin is approximately $87,800, the short-term holder cost basis is $99,900, the average price of active investors is $87,700, the real market average price is $81,100, and the realized price is $56,200. Currently, the Bitcoin price is approximately 12% below the short-term holder cost basis.

Monitoring shows that the address 0xce9... 57c69 withdrew 3997 ETH worth approximately $11.76 million from OKX half an hour ago, and recharged 15.3 million USDT to the exchange 15 minutes ago. This address has hoarded 38415.18 ETH since December 5th, with an average cost of approximately $3111.38 and a total value of approximately $119 million. Currently, it has pledged 41523.24 ETH and lent 69.82 million USDT. (Auntie Ai)

[Hassett's probability of becoming Fed Chair drops to 42%, Walsh rises to 31%] On December 28, Polymarket data showed that the probability of National Economic Council Director Hassett becoming the next Federal Reserve Chair dropped to 42%, while Walsh's probability rose to 31%, and Waller's probability stood at 12%. According to CNBC, sources familiar with the matter revealed that U.S. President Trump may appoint a new Federal Reserve Chair in the first week of January next year.