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Die CVJ Redaktion besteht aus einem Team von Blockchain Experten und informiert täglich und unabhängig über die spannendsten Neuigkeiten.

Friday was a day to remember. The Black Friday crash in crypto markets sent shockwaves through investors worldwide. Following Donald Trump’s announcement of 100% tariffs on Chinese goods, U.S. equities plunged deep into the red, and the ripple effects extended sharply into the broader digital asset market. A flash crash–like sell-off triggered massive liquidations and turned previously bullish sentiment into outright panic. At the start of the month, the market had been riding high on a new Bitcoin all-time high and record inflows into digital asset ETFs. Sentiment was euphoric. The Fear & Greed Index, a market gauge tracking factors…

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After a brief but healthy correction at the end of September, the crypto market has already returned to record levels. Over the weekend, Bitcoin reached a new all-time high, underscoring the strength of the current cycle and setting the stage for a potential “Altcoin Season 2025. The recovery was accompanied by a sharp rise in trading volume – an indication that large investors continue to position themselves. At the same time, signs are increasing of a broader market rotation toward altcoins. Ethereum, Solana, and selected DeFi protocols are recording above-average gains. This movement mirrors historical patterns in which periods of…

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On Friday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell opened the door to an interest rate cut in September during his speech in Jackson Hole, stating that “the shifting risk landscape could justify an adjustment to our policy.” Investors are now wondering whether this marks the starting signal for Altcoin Season 2025. US equities rallied strongly, bond yields dropped significantly, and Bitcoin – but especially Ethereum and other altcoins – clearly benefited from the prospect of looser financial conditions. Ethereum continued its impressive upward momentum, reaching its all-time high from November 2021 for the first time since then. This raises the question of…

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