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“If Atkins wants to change the SEC’s position, he wouldn’t just be able to declare it as so. They would have to go through the legal process and have some justification in order to alter their claims.
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Looking at the swathe of existing lawsuits from the SEC, including those against firms like Kraken, Coinbase, Ripple and others, Ho said neither Atkins nor the agency are capable of simply dropping everything and hammering a pro-crypto position immediately.
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“There’s still a precedent set by Gensler for him to follow and just because a new commissioner is named, it doesn’t mean all the legal work and precedent that has come out previously is just gone,” Ho said.
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Even though Atkins is clearly pro-crypto, Ho warned that industry pundits expecting a quick overhaul of the rules may be getting ahead of themselves.
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“If Atkins wants to change the SEC’s position, he wouldn’t just be able to declare it as so. They would have to go through the legal process and have some justification in order to alter their claims.
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Looking at the swathe of existing lawsuits from the SEC, including those against firms like Kraken, Coinbase, Ripple and others, Ho said neither Atkins nor the agency are capable of simply dropping everything and hammering a pro-crypto position immediately.
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“There’s still a precedent set by Gensler for him to follow and just because a new commissioner is named, it doesn’t mean all the legal work and precedent that has come out previously is just gone,” Ho said.
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Even though Atkins is clearly pro-crypto, Ho warned that industry pundits expecting a quick overhaul of the rules may be getting ahead of themselves.
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It is not only MicroStrategy that has been buying Bitcoin. CoinShares report shows that cryptocurrency investment products set a new record of $3.85 billion in inflows during the Dec. 2– Dec. 6 trading week.
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However, there is no stopping MicroStrategy, one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin, which continues to build its stockpile. The firm said it bought 21,550 Bitcoin between Dec. 2–8 at an average price of $98,783. MicroStrategy co-founder and former CEO Michael Saylor told Yahoo Finance that he would be “buying the top forever.”
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Fears of weakening global economies potentially impacting cryptocurrency markets likely played a role in the recent ETH price correction. However, traders’ sentiment remained optimistic, as reflected in derivatives market indicators.
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Ether’s price decline appears to be influenced more by macroeconomic concerns than crypto-specific factors. Investor confidence was likely shaken after Nvidia (NVDA) shares dropped following the announcement of a monopoly investigation, alongside China’s inflation data showing a 0.6% decline in November compared to the previous month.
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The Ether options market has shown diminished optimism, with the skew moving to -2% (neutral) from -7% on Dec. 6. However, despite ETH’s 5% price correction and repeated failures to breach $4,050, the options market has displayed resilience. A shift toward bearish sentiment would have driven the skew above the 6% neutral threshold.
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To evaluate whether professional ETH investors anticipate further price corrections, the ETH options skew must also be analyzed. In bearish markets, traders typically demand higher premiums for put (sell) options, causing the 25% delta skew to rise above 6%.
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The Solana network maintained its position as the leader in decentralized application (DApp) volumes, but Ethereum significantly narrowed the gap, reaching $24.2 billion over seven days. When incorporating Ethereum layer-2 scaling solutions such as Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, and Optimism, the combined volume rises to $48.6 billion—65% higher than Solana’s $29.5 billion.
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Other factors driving the demand for bullish ETH positions in derivatives include an unprecedented $1.17 billion inflow into spot Ether ETFs since Nov. 29. Additionally, onchain activity on the Ethereum network surged by 24% compared to the prior week, mitigating concerns over the current $7.50 average transaction fee.
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The funding rate for Ether perpetual futures currently reflects a 2.7% monthly premium, slightly above the 2.1% neutral threshold. Notably, this metric peaked at 5.4% on Dec. 5, potentially contributing to the increased appetite for leveraged positions in monthly ETH contracts.
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Retail traders typically avoid monthly futures due to their price detachment from spot ETH markets, stemming from their longer settlement cycles. Consequently, heightened leverage demand—reflected in funding rates for perpetual contracts—can influence monthly futures pricing as whales and market makers closely monitor arbitrage opportunities.
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It is not only MicroStrategy that has been buying Bitcoin. CoinShares report shows that cryptocurrency investment products set a new record of $3.85 billion in inflows during the Dec. 2– Dec. 6 trading week.
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However, there is no stopping MicroStrategy, one of the largest corporate holders of Bitcoin, which continues to build its stockpile. The firm said it bought 21,550 Bitcoin between Dec. 2–8 at an average price of $98,783. MicroStrategy co-founder and former CEO Michael Saylor told Yahoo Finance that he would be “buying the top forever.”
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