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The Senate approved several judicial nominees from the Biden administration, while the House passed bills on small business regulations and civic education. As Congress faces looming deadlines for government funding and a defense authorization bill, the focus shifts to immigration and tax legislation in the new year. The pharmaceutical industry braces for scrutiny with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. nominated as HHS Secretary, and the Republican majority in the House is set to dwindle, complicating legislative efforts.
Ethereum has surged past $4,000, driven by over $1 billion in ETF inflows in the past week, marking a 65% increase in price since Donald Trump's presidential win. Institutional interest, particularly from BlackRock, has significantly boosted market activity, resulting in $11 million in liquidations. This rally follows Trump's pro-crypto appointments, enhancing market optimism.
The SEC plans to reject applications for spot Solana ETFs and pause new crypto ETF approvals, impacting several asset managers, including Grayscale Investments, which recently filed to convert its Solana Trust into a spot ETF. The agency's restrictive stance under Chair Gary Gensler has raised concerns about the classification of Solana and other cryptocurrencies as securities. With Gensler's departure imminent, there is speculation that a new SEC chair could change the outlook for Solana and XRP ETFs.
Bitcoin experienced a significant drop from record highs, falling below $94,000 before rebounding towards $97,000 on December 6. This decline coincided with a downturn in US equities, as major indices like the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq also closed lower. Following the election of President-elect Trump and the nomination of Paul Atkins for SEC chair, Bitcoin's price surged over 45%, driven by institutional investments, with approximately 3% of the total Bitcoin supply purchased in 2024.
U.S. markets paused with the S&P 500 down 0.19% and the Dow Jones losing 0.55% as traders await the November jobs report, expected to show a gain of 214,000 jobs. Meanwhile, OPEC+ extended oil supply cuts, and Bitcoin briefly surpassed $100,000, fueled by positive sentiment from political endorsements. Analysts predict continued strength in U.S. equities, with the S&P 500 potentially reaching 6,500-6,700 by the end of 2025, amid robust economic growth forecasts.
As bitcoin surges past $100,000, Jim Cramer emphasizes the importance of diversifying investments beyond cryptocurrencies, advocating for a mix of stocks and bitcoin. He highlights significant stock gains from companies like Palantir, Tesla, Costco, and Nvidia, urging investors to consider both asset classes. Cramer also notes the political support for crypto from Donald Trump, who aims to promote U.S. mining and has plans to nominate crypto advocate Paul Atkins to lead the SEC, potentially easing regulatory pressures.
President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Paul Atkins as the next chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), signaling a shift from Gary Gensler's enforcement-heavy approach to a more collaborative and innovation-friendly regulatory environment. Atkins, a former SEC commissioner and founder of a consulting firm advising crypto companies, is expected to bring clarity and support to the cryptocurrency industry, which has faced uncertainty under strict regulations. His nomination has already positively impacted the crypto market, with Bitcoin surpassing $100,000 following the announcement.
Chinese tech company Meitu has sold its entire crypto holdings of 940 Bitcoin and 31,000 Ethereum for $180 million, just before Bitcoin surpassed $100,000. The company plans to distribute 80% of the net profits as a special dividend to shareholders while shifting its focus to expanding its AI-driven photo and video editing business. Bitcoin recently hit a historic milestone, briefly reaching $103,000, driven by optimism surrounding a pro-crypto environment in the US following Donald Trump's announcement of a new SEC head.
Bitcoin has surpassed the $100,000 mark for the first time, driven by long-term holders who control 74% of the supply, amounting to over 14.5 million BTC. This surge has increased Bitcoin's market dominance to 57%, solidifying its status as the largest cryptocurrency and the seventh most valuable asset globally, with a market cap exceeding $2 trillion. Key developments, including the appointment of former SEC commissioner Paul Atkins as chair and remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell likening Bitcoin to gold, have further fueled market interest.

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