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Galaxy CEO Mike Novogratz suggests that the recent decline in cryptocurrency prices may signal the end of retail speculation in the market.

Bitwise Asset Management's CIO Matt Hougan attributes the recent Bitcoin crash to the 'four-year cycle', a common phenomenon in cryptocurrency markets where prices experience significant fluctuations every four years.

Michael Saylor, CEO of Strategy, downplayed the risk of credit default due to the company's debt, stating that they will continue to refinance their debt and invest in bitcoin despite the cryptocurrency's recent decline.

Bitcoin's price has declined significantly, nearing $60,000, due to investor concerns over its utility, indicating a potential existential crisis for the cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin continues its downward trend, breaking below the $73,000 level for the second consecutive day, with prices reaching as low as $72,096.20.

Bitcoin has broken below $73,000, its lowest level since November 2024, due to heavy selling driven by investors' concerns over geopolitical and economic uncertainties.

Bitcoin dipped below Strategy's breakeven level of $76,052, causing a potential slide in the firm's strategy, but the exact impact is unclear.

Experts speculate that Venezuela's regime may have amassed significant Bitcoin holdings, but the exact amount is unknown.

Mindstream Energy is launching a $10 million bond offering to accredited investors to fund growth and expansion in the field of converting low-cost natural gas into digital infrastructure for Bitcoin mining and modular data centers.

Precious metals and bitcoin prices are experiencing a slight decline, while US stock futures are wavering in pre-market trading ahead of the New Year's Day holiday.

Gold and copper have outperformed Bitcoin this year, with gold experiencing a significant rally, driven by 'fear and AI' trade lifting tangible assets.

The proposed Nicholas Bitcoin and Treasuries AfterDark ETF aims to cater to night owl bitcoin traders by allowing them to buy and sell bitcoin-linked financial instruments outside U.S.