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The market has indeed been changing in recent days. The spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum continue to see outflows—$188.38 million outflow for Bitcoin and $95.53 million outflow for Ethereum. This ongoing signal of capital withdrawal is worth paying attention to.
From a policy perspective, the actions of the Federal Reserve are even more worth pondering. According to CME Federal Funds Futures data, the probability of the Fed cutting interest rates by 25 basis points in January next year is only 13.3%, while the probability of maintaining the current rate level is as high as 86.7%. At the same time, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen recently proposed reconsidering the Fed’s 2% inflation target, which could have a profound impact on market expectations.
Security incidents are also testing market confidence. Gnosis Chain completed a hard fork and successfully recovered $116 million of blacklisted funds from Balancer. On the other hand, Polymarket was also exposed to an attack due to a third-party authentication service vulnerability, resulting in some users losing funds.
There is an interesting development—an "Human vs. AI" live trading competition at a major exchange just concluded. The AI team suffered a slight loss but ultimately outperformed the human team, which somewhat indicates the difficulty of the market.
Even more noteworthy is the overall industry trend. In 2025, there were 267 M&A transactions in the global crypto industry, totaling $8.6 billion, nearly four times the amount in 2024, setting a new record. Industry insiders expect the M&A wave in 2026 to continue heating up due to stricter compliance requirements and the implementation of stablecoin regulations.
Wall Street’s 15 major investment banks summarized their market outlook for 2026 as "Precarious"—despite various stimulus policies driving the market overall upward, investors still face many challenges.