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4usdt Short will likely yield profit first (short-term). Why: RSI is extremely overbought (RSI 6 ≈ 88, RSI 12 ≈ 77) → high chance of a quick pullback. Price just made a sharp impulsive move; momentum often pauses before continuation. MACD is positive but stretched → momentum cooling is common here. How to trade it (quick scalp): Short entry: around 0.0234 – 0.0236 TP (quick): 0.0226 – 0.0220 SL: 0.0241 (above recent high) Alternative plan (if you prefer long): Wait for a pullback to 0.0220 – 0.0218, then long for continuation. Do not long at current price; risk is high. Summary: ➡️ Short first for faster profit, then look for a buy on dip if support holds. Trade small and keep tight stops.$H

Source: OAK Research annual report. 1) The most anticipated events in 2026. - ICO and airdrop of Playmarket, airdrop of BASE, TGE on OpenSea, launch of the MegaETH mainnet #MEGA, AAVE V4 #AAVE and a mobile app (new version of the DeFi lending flagship), Season 3 of Hyperliquid #HYPE (continuation of the rewards program), switching fees in favor of token holders #UNI (fee switch in Uniswap), appointment of a new head of the Federal Reserve, inclusion of crypto ETFs in 401(k) retirement accounts, payments to Mt. Gox creditors (return of ~$9b in BTC). 2) Bitcoin is now a macro asset - 2025 was a transitionary year: BTC ended the year roughly where it started. - The 4-year cycle model no longer works. - BTC's price depends on macroeconomics and ETFs, not retail. - BTC dominance > 60% has sucked liquidity out of altcoins. 3) ETFs and DAT companies – new demand (and threat) - 200+ companies own >1,000,000 BTC (5% of the supply). - ETFs and DATs are the main channels for institutions. - Risk: a compressed premium could collapse the sector. 4) Ethereum: the technology is there, the price isn't - Ethereum's technological progress isn't driving price growth. - The transition to L2 reduced fees and ETH burn, killing the "ultrasound money" narrative. - The Ethereum Foundation reorganized. - The task for 2026 is to explain why to hold ETH. 5) Hyperliquid – winner of the year and symbol of "revenue meta" - The main hero of 2025 in DeFi. $1b+ in annual revenue, a team of 11 people. 99% of revenue is used to buy back #HYPE. - The project has caught up with major CEXs on derivatives. - A model of "AWS for liquidity" is forming. 6) The US legalizes crypto through stablecoins - The passage of the GENIUS Act gave stablecoins clear rules of the game. - Bitcoin is de facto recognized as a strategic reserve asset of the US. - Crypto is no longer a fringe topic and has become part of the financial system. - The downside: the commercialization of politics has intensified (memocoins from politicians, conflicts of interest). 7) Stablecoins – a tool for dollar expansion - #USDT and #USDC control the lion's share of the market. Stablecoin issuers have become one of the largest holders of US government bonds. - Stablecoins are a payment rail/infrastructure for tokenized assets (RWA) and DeFi. 8) RWA: tokenized government bonds – the main case for institutions - Tokenized US Treasury bonds are the most mature and fastest-growing sector of RWA. The market has grown exponentially over the past two years. - Tokenization enables compatibility with DeFi and instant settlements. - The link with TradFi is strengthening – systemic shocks will be transmitted faster. 9) Prediction markets have gone mainstream - Polymarket and Kalshi are a duopoly. Volumes have reached tens of billions. - The launch of tokens in 2026 is the main test of sustainability. 10) L2: harsh selection - Capital is concentrating with leaders (Base, Arbitrum). - Most L2s are losing TVL, activity, and token prices. - The problem is that tokens don't capture value. - The future lies in convenience and integration, not new networks. 11) Airdrops: the classic model is dead - Most tokens after an airdrop have lost 70-90% of their value. - Retroactive giveaways attract hunters, not real users, and destroy ecosystems. - Projects are moving to profit sharing, ICO mechanics, or abandoning tokens altogether. 12) Narratives for 2026: Privacy and Crypto + AI - Interest in private transactions and privacy infrastructure is returning. - The focus has shifted from tokenization models to markets for AI computation, verification, and coordination. Crypto is useful to AI as a layer for settlements, trust, and automated payments. Bittensor (#TAO) is the most mature ecosystem at the intersection of crypto and AI.

Huge Crypto Win: $USDT on TRON Gets Official Approval in the UAE USDT on #TRON is now officially approved by Abu Dhabi’s top financial regulator (ADGM–FSRA) 🇦🇪 What does this mean? Licensed financial companies in Abu Dhabi can now legally use USDT on TRON for their services. Why it matters: Faster & cheaper USDT transactions Strong regulatory approval Boosts trust in TRON & stablecoins Shows UAE’s leadership in crypto innovation This approval also highlights TRON’s focus on compliance, security, and fighting financial crime, working closely with global regulators. With over 350M users and $78B+ USDT issued, TRON continues to lead global stablecoin settlements. 👉 USDT on TRON just got a major green light in the UAE, Another big step toward mainstream crypto adoption. 🚀

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Federal prosecutors moved to return seized cryptocurrency after a court ordered forfeiture tied to an elderly-targeted scam, clearing the way for restitution as authorities traced bitcoin and USDT used in a multistate fraud scheme. Forfeiture Order Finalizes Recovery of Bitcoin and Tether From Elder Fraud Scheme A federal court action advanced efforts to recover funds lost in a fraud scheme. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Louisiana announced on Dec. 18 the forfeiture of seized cryptocurrency tied to an elderly-targeted scam, enabling the return of assets to victims. The announcement states that U.S. District Judge Brian A. Jackson signed a final civil forfeiture order on Dec. 15 covering cryptocurrency linked to wire fraud and money laundering. The Attorney’s Office detailed: A final order of forfeiture was signed in a civil forfeiture action which formally forfeited 1.96356404 BTC and 60,139.5734 USDT as digital currency involved in wire fraud and money laundering offenses. “This bitcoin and USDT, also known as tether, were seized from a wallet address in the name of an Indian national, which wallet address was held at a digital currency exchange located in the Seychelles, Africa. The combined forfeited bitcoin and tether are worth over $200,000,” the announcement adds. Authorities indicated the assets are now eligible for the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to begin restitution procedures for multiple victims. Investigators determined that at least four elderly individuals were manipulated through a cryptocurrency emergency scam relying on impersonation, urgency, and fabricated threats to compel rapid financial decisions. &&&