Bitcoin Cash BCH $545.86 has broken below the 20-day EMA ($560), indicating that the bulls are losing their grip.

BCH/USDT daily chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView
The next support on the downside is the 50-day SMA ($534) and then $508. Such a move suggests that the Bitcoin Cash price may oscillate inside the $443 to $615 range for some more time.

Buyers will have to drive and maintain the price above the $615 level to signal the resumption of the up move. The BCH/USDT pair may then challenge the crucial overhead resistance at $651.

The tight range trading in BNB
BNB $867.42 has resolved to the downside, signaling a slight advantage to the bears.

BNB/USDT daily chart. Source: Cointelegraph/TradingView
The sellers will attempt to pull the price to the $791 level, which is a critical support to watch out for. If the level gives way, the BNB/USDT pair will resume the downtrend toward the next support at $730.

Alternatively, if the BNB price rebounds sharply off the $791 support and breaks above the 20-day EMA ($888), it suggests that the pair may form a range. The price could swing between $791 and $1,020 for a few days.

Grayscale highlights a friendlier US regulatory environment, pointing to spot Bitcoin ETFs, the GENIUS Act, and dropped enforcement cases. Looking ahead, the firm expects bipartisan crypto market structure legislation in 2026, unlocking deeper institutional investment and accelerating adoption across DeFi, stablecoins, and tokenized assets.

According to Grayscale, growing public debt and long-term inflation risks are increasing concerns over fiat currency debasement. As a result, portfolio demand for Bitcoin and Ether is likely to keep rising as investors look for protection outside traditional financial systems.

Grayscale says Bitcoin could reach a new all-time high in the first half of 2026, driven by rising demand for alternative stores of value and clearer US regulation. The firm also expects the end of Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycle, signaling a structural shift in how crypto markets move.

Gemini’s prediction markets highlight a broader industry shift toward all-in-one crypto platforms. Alongside trading, users can now stake assets, earn rewards, buy tokenized stocks, and speculate on events — all in one app. With rivals like Coinbase, wallets like MetaMask, and DEXs entering prediction markets, competition is intensifying as regulation in the US begins to thaw.

Gemini Prediction’s market on the price of Bitcoin on Dec. 31. Source: Gemini

Gemini has rolled out Gemini Predictions in all 50 US states after securing regulatory approval from the CFTC. Operated via affiliate Gemini Titan, the platform allows users to trade on real-world event outcomes with near-instant execution and transparent pricing. The launch marks a major step in bringing regulated prediction markets back to US users.

These consultations follow the UK government’s plan to bring crypto firms under existing financial laws by October 2027, placing them firmly under FCA oversight. Officials say this move is critical to maintaining the UK’s role as a global financial hub. Until then, the FCA warns that most crypto activity remains largely unregulated — and investors should proceed with caution.

The FCA says its goal isn’t to remove risk from crypto, but to ensure firms operate responsibly and transparently. Proposed rules would strengthen standards for exchanges, address insider trading and manipulation, and require clearer risk disclosures for staking and lending products. The regulator emphasized that protecting consumers and supporting innovation must happen together.

The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched new consultations aimed at shaping a comprehensive crypto regulatory framework. The proposals span trading platforms, intermediaries, staking, lending, market abuse, disclosures, and DeFi — signaling a shift from ad-focused rules to full market structure oversight. Feedback is open until Feb. 12, 2026, giving the industry a key voice in what comes next.

Alongside the acquisition, Nvidia unveiled Nemotron 3, a new family of open AI models designed for building efficient and accurate AI agents. The lineup ranges from Nano (targeted tasks) to Super (multi-agent systems) and Ultra (complex workloads). The move signals Nvidia’s push to turn advanced AI into an open platform, especially as it positions GPUs at the center of the next wave of physical and autonomous AI.

Nvidia is expanding its open-source AI footprint with the acquisition of SchedMD, the company behind Slurm, one of the most widely used workload managers in high-performance computing and AI. Crucially, Nvidia says Slurm will remain open source and vendor-neutral, reinforcing its role as critical infrastructure for generative AI while accelerating its reach across diverse systems.

Investors describe today’s consumer AI market as an in-between phase, similar to smartphones before Uber and Airbnb emerged. According to Goodwater Capital’s Chi-Hua Chien, AI platforms still need time to stabilize before breakout consumer businesses appear. With models like Gemini reaching parity with ChatGPT, some believe AI is nearing its 2009–2010 mobile moment.

Three years into the generative AI boom, most AI startups still make their money from enterprises, not consumers. While tools like ChatGPT saw rapid consumer adoption, many specialized GenAI apps for video, audio, and images struggled once foundation models improved and open-source competitors caught up. As investors note, many early consumer AI ideas were quickly absorbed into the platforms themselves.

A month ago (November 13, see chart below), we gave a strong Sell Signal on Hyperliquid (HYPEUSD) after the Head and Shoulders (H&S) pattern turned into an obvious Channel Down, which easily hit our $30.00 Target:

Now we see some short-term relief before the next, larger drop as not only did the price make contact with the bottom (Lower Low trend-line) of the Channel Down, but also the 1D RSI is displaying the same kind of bottoming sequence it did on October 17.

Even though the resulting rebound/ Bullish Leg rose by +50.50%, even breaking above the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement level, this time the move might be limited by the 1D MA50 (blue trend-line) posing as a Resistance, even though the 1D MA100 (green trend-line) is the standard long-term one during Bear Cycles.

In any event, our 'modest' short-term Target for this bounce is $33.00.

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XAUUSD Technical Outlook (30-Minute Timeframe) ️

🟢 Strong Support Zone: 4265
Price is showing acceptance at this level, making buying opportunities possible from the support area.

Market Structure:
Overall trend remains strongly bullish
Buyers are in control as long as price holds above support

Technical Targets / Resistance Levels:
4282
4296
4313

️ Trade Management:
Always wait for confirmation and manage risk properly.

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Trend Check:
BNB lost bullish structure, failing to hold the key $870–$900 zone. A bearish break from the range is underway, with momentum weakening and no signs of immediate reversal.

Indicators:
RSI: 42 (bearish bias)
MACD: Bearish cross with histogram deepening

Structure:
Price broke out of the previous bullish consolidation and now trades below the green demand block. Momentum is clearly with the sellers.

Position: Short bias
Entry Idea: Short below $860
Stop: Above $890
Targets: $835 → $780

Reasoning:
Breakdown from demand zone confirms momentum shift. Without quick recovery, further downside is expected.

Trend Check:
SOL is continuing its slow bleed lower with no bullish MSB and a persistent downtrend. Structure has remained bearish with no demand being respected.

Indicators:
RSI: 42 (bearish zone)
MACD: Bearish, deep cross with momentum growing

Structure:
Lower highs and lower lows define SOL’s movement. Failed retest of $155–$160 zone confirmed sellers still control the market.

Position: Short bias
Entry Idea: Short under $128
Stop: Above $134
Targets: $118 → $105

Reasoning:
No structural shift, MACD and RSI agree with bearish momentum. Clean setup for continuation lower.

Critics note that the Bank of England’s proposals may be stricter than both the EU and US.

While Europe’s MiCA and the US GENIUS Act allow large-scale stablecoin use, the UK’s proposed caps and reserve constraints could push pound-denominated activity offshore, shifting innovation to rival jurisdictions.

Crypto executives say the letter reflects mounting frustration across the digital asset sector.

Industry voices argue that treating stablecoins as niche products — rather than settlement infrastructure — could slow adoption in payments and capital markets, areas where the UK wants to remain competitive.