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Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: If The Demand Effect Triggered By The Construction And Consumption Of Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Precedes The Productivity Dividend Brought By Artificial Intelligence, Then Artificial Intelligence May Put Upward Pressure On Inflation
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: If The Increased Productivity Of Artificial Intelligence Can Reduce Production Costs Sooner, Inflation May Face Downward Pressure
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: The Economic Shock Caused By Artificial Intelligence May Have A Lasting Impact On Supply And Demand
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: A Series Of Rapid Shocks Could Cause Inflation To Solidify And Inflation Expectations To Lose Their Anchor
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: We Cannot Look At Each Factor In Isolation; We Must Consider The Overall Economy When Making Policies
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: The Current Situation Reflects A Policy Dilemma, With Tensions Between The Dual Mandates
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Jefferson: We Are Currently Monitoring Significant Developments In Two Areas—the Middle East Conflict And The Proliferation Of Artificial Intelligence
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: The Impact Of The Middle East Conflict On Demand Is Expected To Be Limited Because The United States Is A Net Oil Exporter And Its Economy Is Less Dependent On Oil
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: Current Policy Is Able To Respond Effectively Based On The Latest Data, The Changing Outlook, And The Balance Of Risks
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: We Are Firmly Committed To Restoring Inflation To The 2% Target, Which Is Consistent With Our Dual Mandate
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: In A Scenario Where Inflation Fails To Begin To Cool, It May Be Necessary To Re-examine The Policy Stance To Ensure Price Stability
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Jefferson: The Current Policy Stance Should Support The Job Market And, As The Effects Of Tariffs And Energy Prices Are Transmitted, Bring Inflation Back Onto A Path Of Decline Toward 2%
According To Iran's Fars News Agency, Iraqi Sources Say That Most Of Erbil, Iraq, Is Experiencing A Power Outage

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Bitcoin is trading at a pivotal level that analysts say could determine whether the market holds its broader uptrend or slips back toward spring lows.
Key Takeaways:
In , crypto trader Daan Crypto Trades said the 0.382 Fibonacci retracement zone is the line bulls must defend, warning that a breakdown could send BTC back to April levels near $76,000.
“It’s also pretty much the last major support before testing the April lows again, which would break this high time frame market structure,” he said.Bitcoin Dips Below $88K in Weekend Leverage Flush, Analyst Says
Over the weekend, Bitcoin briefly dipped below $88,000 during another round of leverage washouts before rebounding above $91,500.
Analyst “Bull Theory” described the move as typical low-liquidity weekend manipulation aimed at flushing both longs and shorts.
The market now turns its attention to this week’s Federal Open Market Committee meeting, where a 0.25% rate cut is widely expected.
BREAKING: Bitcoin dumped $2,000 from $89.7k to $87.7k and liquidated $171 million worth of longs.But then it pumped $3,500 from $87.7k to $91.2k and liquidated $75 million worth of shorts. All this happened in the last 4 hours.This is another example of manipulation on the… — Bull Theory (@BullTheoryio)
Still, crypto markets have cooled since the October cut, as Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasized a data-dependent path rather than a predictable easing cycle.
Markus Thielen of 10x Research expect a similar tone this week, cautious and potentially hawkish, keeping pressure on risk assets.
With ETF inflows softening and trading volumes thinning into December, Thielen said upside participation remains limited, while volatility compression leaves BTC more vulnerable to downside moves in the near term.
“Bulls will point to the Treasury General Account rebuild, the end of Quantitative Tightening, and looming rate cuts as a liquidity windfall for Bitcoin,” Thielen wrote.
He added that hypothetical macro tailwinds are “irrelevant if the underlying message lacks conviction and the market structure fails to support a sustained move.”
Nick Ruck of LVRG Research said upcoming U.S. jobs data and inflation figures may prove just as influential.
If they reinforce expectations for continued easing, he believes renewed liquidity inflows could fuel a broader recovery across digital assets.Bitcoin’s Rising “Liveliness” Metric Signals Hidden Bull-Market Strength
As reported, a key on-chain indicator known as “liveliness” is climbing again, even as Bitcoin’s price action remains subdued.
Analysts say the divergence suggests renewed underlying demand, with dormant coins moving at levels not seen in years, a sign that long-term holders may be re-entering the market.
The indicator’s steady rise points to a major rotation of capital beneath the surface despite cautious sentiment.
Liveliness measures the balance between coins being transacted and those being held, weighted by age. It tends to rise during bull markets as older coins move at higher prices, reflecting fresh inflows and greater conviction.
Last week, Bitfinex said the market is showing “seller exhaustion” following a period of heavy deleveraging and panic-driven exits by short-term holders.
“The combination of extreme deleveraging, capitulation among short-term holders, and early signs of seller exhaustion has created the conditions for a stabilisation phase and a relief bounce,” the firm wrote.
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