Let's get $PIXY
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GM 1) Price action: Bitcoin is hovering roughly in the $87K–$89K range, with markets choppy on thin holiday liquidity. 2) Derivatives driver: a very large BTC options expiry (reported around $28 billion) is a main reason traders expect short-term volatility spikes. 3) Exchange microstructure: a BTC/USD1 pair on Binance briefly “flash-crashed” near $24K due to low liquidity in that specific pair, then snapped back fast. 4) Security headline: Trust Wallet’s Chrome extension was hacked, with reports of over $7 million drained; the owner (Binance-linked) said users would be reimbursed. 5) How it worked (per reporting): malicious code/telemetry-style tooling was used to harvest data and steal funds from affected extension users. 6) Another security/legal update: Coinbase said a former customer-support agent was arrested in India tied to a past incident involving bribed reps and customer-data access.
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GM 1) Today the crypto market was mostly range‑bound with thin liquidity (holiday conditions can make moves sharper than usual). 2) Bitcoin traded around the $88K–$89K area, with some reports noting a brief push back above $88K. 3) Ethereum also moved in a similar range, roughly $2,900–$3,150, and showed higher volatility than BTC. 4) A key theme in today’s coverage was ETF flow weakness/outflows, which can add selling pressure or limit upside. 5) Another big focus was the large BTC/ETH options expiry on December 26, often associated with increased volatility. 6) Market sentiment was described as “Fear” in some trackers (e.g., around 27/100). 7) A major security headline: reports of a Trust Wallet browser extension compromise, with losses reported in the millions. 8) Despite the choppy tape, some outlets highlighted supportive longer‑term signals like stablecoin market cap growth .
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