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- 10:02QCP: Dovish comments from the Federal Reserve boost the market, December rate cut expectations rise to 75%According to ChainCatcher, QCP released a briefing stating that after Federal Reserve officials Williams and Miran made dovish remarks on Friday, Bitcoin (BTC) showed initial signs of recovery. The market's expectation for a rate cut in December has surged from 30-40% last Thursday to 75%. Although BTC has recently dropped more than 30% and broken through several key support levels, with technicals still appearing weak, the derivatives market shows that traders are hedging both ways: guarding against further declines while also maintaining exposure for a potential year-end rebound. The maximum pain price for year-end options contracts is 104K, with open interest reaching a record high. In the perpetual contracts market, leveraged long positions have been largely cleared out, and funding rates have turned negative, which may reduce the risk of further overselling. During this week's Thanksgiving holiday, it will be tested whether BTC's rebound can be sustained, and the market is also closely watching whether ETF fund flows will begin to reverse after several weeks of record outflows.
- 10:02Japan's largest asset management company plans to launch bitcoin and crypto investment productsAccording to ChainCatcher, monitored by Bitcoin Magazine, Japan's largest asset management companies, including Nomura, are planning to launch bitcoin and cryptocurrency investment products.
- 09:46Bitwise CIO: It is incorrect to evaluate DAT companies using mNAV, and market trends will diverge in the futureChainCatcher news, Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan stated that it is incorrect to evaluate DAT companies using mNAV, because this valuation method does not take into account the lifecycle of listed companies. "Suppose you have a bitcoin DAT that announces it will close this afternoon and distribute bitcoin to investors. Its trading price will be exactly equal to the value of its bitcoin (mNAV of 1.0)." Matt Hougan analyzed that there are three main reasons for DATs trading at a discount: insufficient liquidity, high fees, and high risk. There is only one reason for DATs trading at a premium (limited to the United States): whether it increases the per-share value of the cryptocurrency. Most of the reasons for DATs trading at a discount are certain, while most of the reasons for them trading at a premium are uncertain. Therefore, most DATs will trade at a discount, with only a few exceptions trading at a premium. In the past six months, the price movements of DATs have been basically consistent. Looking ahead, their price differences will become more pronounced. A few DATs will perform well and trade at a premium, while many DATs will perform poorly and trade at a discount.