🎲 Binance launches Binance Junior — accounts for kids and teens

Binance has introduced Binance Junior, a parent-controlled app and sub-account designed for users aged 6 to 17. 👦

Parents manage permissions, while teens can access a simplified interface and make payments via Binance Pay (where available). 💵

😬 Did Jim Cramer just curse Saylor?

Cramer compared Michael Saylor to the “Malcolm X of Bitcoin,” saying he’ll do whatever it takes to defeat short-sellers.

Given Cramer’s legendary “inverse effect,” the crypto community instantly started discussing:

Is this the beginning of the end for Bitcoin? 🤔😭

❄️ Strategy is preparing for a potential “crypto winter”

🔎 Analysts at CryptoQuant believe Michael Saylor’s company is getting ready for a bear market. Strategy has begun building a USD reserve to cover debt obligations over the next two years — currently $1.4B, with plans to increase it. 💵

Experts note that a 24-month cash buffer signals the company sees a real risk of Bitcoin entering a prolonged sideways phase or deeper decline. 👀

This shift may have major market implications:

▪️Lower BTC purchases from Strategy could weaken a key source of demand that fueled previous bull cycles.
▪️But the USD reserve also reduces the chance of forced BTC selling during stress, which ultimately supports long-term market stability.

📊 Bitwise: Corporate ETH treasuries are collapsing

According to Bitwise, companies bought only 370,000 ETH in November (~$1.1B) — an 81% drop from the August peak. 🧐

The corporate treasury model is rapidly losing strength: premiums are shrinking, demand is fading, and smaller firms are entering a “death spiral”, losing access to capital and the ability to keep accumulating ETH.

A worrying signal for the corporate ETH narrative — pressure i clearly building. 🧱

🦋 CryptoQuant CEO: A 2022-style Bitcoin crash is unlikely

According to CryptoQuant’s CEO, if Strategy keeps holding its 650,000 BTC (~$60B) this cycle — or sells only a small portion — the market is unlikely to see another -65% Bitcoin drawdown like in 2022. 📉

BTC is currently about 25% below its ATH, and even if a bear phase begins, the decline will likely be much milder, resembling a broad sideways range rather than a deep collapse.

His message to long-term holders: avoid panic selling. Bitcoin now has stronger liquidity channels and far better structural support than in past cycles. 🤔

📱 Major Security Flaw Found in Popular Android Chip — Solana Phones at Risk

Ledger researchers have demonstrated a critical exploit in the MediaTek Dimensity 7300 chip — the same one used in Solana Seeker smartphones.

⚡️ Using an electromagnetic attack, they gained full control of the device, and the flaw lies in the boot ROM, meaning it cannot be patched.

Key points:

• The vulnerability is baked into the silicon — no software fix is possible.
• Attackers can escalate privileges to the highest level.
• Solana Seeker phones inherit the same hardware-level flaw.
• Storing private keys on such devices is unsafe.
• Ledger stresses that only secure-element hardware wallets protect against this class of attacks.

A serious reminder: if your phone uses Dimensity 7300, it should not be your crypto storage device. 🤷

🇺🇸 BlackRock: U.S. Debt Growth Could Spark a Crypto Bull Run

BlackRock predicts that the rising U.S. national debt — potentially hitting $50T by 2035 — will drive crypto gains over the next decade, as a weakening dollar increases demand for Bitcoin as a store of value.

💡 The booming AI sector requires massive investments in energy and infrastructure, funded through the expanding deficit.

With spot ETFs making institutional entry easier, cryptocurrencies are shifting from speculation to a legitimate hedge against debt and the new AI-driven economy.

Bottom line: Crypto is becoming a natural response to rising debt and economic transformation.

📈 Ripple CEO: Bitcoin could hit $180K by 2026

Key points from the interview:

• Macro & cycles: Strong tailwinds and U.S. regulatory clarity are boosting crypto; institutions are just starting to enter.
• ETF demand: Crypto ETFs are in early days — Ripple’s ETF saw $700M+ inflows recently, and institutional adoption is accelerating.
• Stablecoins: Investors prefer stablecoins in risk-off periods; Ripple’s stablecoin already surpassed $1B market cap.

Bullish outlook: BTC could surge as regulation, macro support, and institutional flows align.

🥊 Peter Schiff vs CZ: The Bitcoin vs Tokenized Gold Debate

At Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai, Peter Schiff and CZ went head-to-head in a debate about Bitcoin vs tokenized gold. Before the event, Schiff even posted a cartoon video showing him and CZ fighting — CZ using Bitcoin, Schiff using a gold bar. 🥋

But on stage things flipped: CZ “knocked him out” by demonstrating a fake gold bar, making his point clear —
“No proof of work — no value.” 🤷

Bottom line: the debate highlighted how, in today’s market, digitally verifiable value can outweigh physical gold, especially when gold can be counterfeited.

😳 Japan’s sovereign debt is on the edge

🇯🇵 Japan’s 10-year bond yield has jumped from –0.28% to 1.92% since 2019 — the highest since 2007. The country’s debt-to-GDP ratio is 215%, and it just launched a $135B stimulus package.

Markets now expect an 80% chance that the Bank of Japan will hike rates again on December 19. Such a move could trigger a carry-trade unwind, potentially causing global shockwaves.

While everyone watches the Fed’s decision on December 10, the real financial time bomb may be Japan.

Remember: on August 5, 2024, BTC briefly crashed below $50k during a carry-trade panic 😩

💸 Funds Are Accumulating Bitcoin

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says sovereign wealth funds have been quietly buying large amounts of BTC around $80k — not for speculation, but for true long-term accumulation.

🐂 According to Fink, the Bitcoin market will accelerate much faster than most expect, and the key catalyst will be the tokenization of real-world assets (RWA).

🔼 BlackRock believes tokenization will become the foundation of the new global financial system in the coming years.

Fink continues to fuel interest in the RWA narrative — clearly warming up the market ahead of BlackRock’s upcoming products. 🕐

Not only Peter Schiff showed up at Binance Blockchain Week yesterday 👀

CZ finally met Michael Saylor in person for the first time — a moment many in the community have been waiting years to see. 😎

At the same time, CZ said he doesn’t feel the need to return to day-to-day work at Binance anymore. 🤷

And honestly… why would he? When you can travel, chill, and meet interesting people instead 😄

🤏 Crypto bros on Twitter aren’t giving up… “alt season is coming soon.” 🚀

After every major crypto market correction in past cycles, altcoins delivered dozens of Xs (like in 2020–2021).👀

👀 Casascius Bitcoin coins come alive after 13 years

Over the weekend, two transactions of 1,000 BTC each were moved for the first time in over 13 years — coming from so-called Casascius Coins. Someone finally decided to stop holding paper wealth and become a real multimillionaire. 💵

Casascius Coins were physical Bitcoin coins issued between 2011–2013: metal tokens with a hologram hiding a private key loaded with BTC. To access the funds, the hologram must be peeled off — destroying the coin’s collectible value forever.

Many collectors have held these coins untouched for years. According to TimeChain Index, the 17 largest Casascius holders may still control 36,467 BTC (~$3.65B). 🙀

Just a month ago, BTC from one of these coins was also moved to Coinbase — a sign that more “sleeping” legends may be waking up.

⚾️ Trump Takes a Shot at Peter Schiff

Donald Trump dedicated a weekend post to longtime crypto critic Peter Schiff, calling him a “Trump-hating loser.” 😁

The remark came after Schiff appeared on TV discussing the economy, once again taking a bearish stance. Trump dismissed his views, mocking both the analyst and the show that invited him on. 🗣 📺

Trend Score Signal s Broad BTC Accumulation 💰

The Trend Score indicator shows active Bitcoin buying across almost all market participants — from large holders to retail investors. This kind of behavior has appeared before: in some cases it preceded further price growth, in others the market continued to decline. 📈📉👀

Historically, however, such broad-based accumulation has more often been observed either around major trend reversals or during the middle of strong rallies, when market optimism — and greed — start to intensify. 🚀

📉 Bearish 2021 Fractal Making the Rounds on Twitter

Traders on X are sharing charts that suggest Bitcoin may be repeating a 2021-style fractal with a bearish outcome. 👀

If this scenario plays out, BTC could face a deeper correction into the $35,000–$45,000 range. 😢

While fractals aren’t guarantees, the discussion highlights growing caution in the market as volatility and uncertainty return.

💰 Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) bought 10,624 BTC for $963M at an average price of $90,615 each between Dec 1–7.

As of Dec 7, the company holds 660,624 BTC (~3% of total supply), spending $43.35B since 2020 at an average of $74,696 per BTC.

The latest purchase was funded through STRD preferred shares and MSTR common stock. Strategy continues its aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy. 🚀💪