12.19 Regional Blockchain Daily:

Drawing a door once every day, if you draw too much, no one should really chase it anymore; it's all a conditioned reflex to directly pull the market and open shorts, and then it takes off?

1. $BTC had another day of drawing the door, first pulled to around 89000, then dropped back to around 85000, how sad and lamentable;

2. $ETH is just a stone's throw away from breaking below 2800, it all depends on the bulls' ability;

3. $SOL directly broke below 120, one can only say that the fundamentals don't mean much, after all, it ultimately depends on the amount of capital;

4. Bitfinex has officially adjusted trading fees for spot, margin, derivatives, etc., to 0;

5. Bitcoin options expiration is approaching, with contracts worth 23 billion dollars intensifying market volatility;

6. JPMorgan: The market value of stablecoins will be 500 billion to 600 billion dollars by 2028, and payment expansion will be difficult to boost scale;

7. SoFi launches the dollar stablecoin SoFiUSD, deployed on Ethereum;

8. Polymarket: The issues with the Polygon network have been resolved, and the community is discussing its own L2 priorities;

Building self-managed L2 is on the agenda;

9. The U.S. has seized the crypto money laundering platform E-Note, with involved funds exceeding 70 million dollars;

10. Bitwise submitted S-1 to the U.S. SEC, planning to launch a spot Sui ETF;

11. Bankless released the top ten cryptocurrency predictions for 2026;

12. The founder of Cardano criticizes Trump's cryptocurrency policy as damaging to the industry's prospects;

13. The parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, ICE, is negotiating to invest in the crypto payment company MoonPay, with a target valuation of about 5 billion dollars;

14. The crypto market structure bill, the "CLARITY Act," is expected to be submitted to the Senate for review in January;

15. Fluxion DEX is officially launched on the Mantle mainnet, focusing on RWA spot liquidity infrastructure;

@Mantle_Official is laying out RWA infrastructure;

16. Analyst: The cooling CPI provides arguments for the Fed's dovish stance, but there may still be uncertainties before the January decision;