This week, crypto and finance markets will face both technical developments and economic data. Zama will launch its token sale, and $QTUM and $BNB will undergo hard forks, which could increase market volatility. Furthermore, corporate meetings and regulatory developments will actively shape liquidity and investor sentiment.
Monday: Early Crypto Movements
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Zama will kick off the week with its auction-style token sale.
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Investors will closely watch the $QTUM hard fork.
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Moreover, Optimism founders will host a Space to discuss $OP buyback programs.
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Meanwhile, Trump’s call for a 10% credit card rate cap may trigger early market reactions.
Tuesday: US Data and Investor Meetings
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The US will release December CPI data at 16:30 (expected 2.7%, previous 2.7%).
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Nasdaq-listed Rezolve AI will host an investor briefing following its Subsquid ($SQD) acquisition.
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In addition, Florida will discuss its Bitcoin Reserve Plan, potentially marking the state’s first institutional crypto initiative.
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Consequently, Rezolve AI’s briefing may also influence the AI sector.
Wednesday: Fed and Key Legal Decisions
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At 16:30, the US will publish November PPI data.
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Then, the FED will release the Beige Book at 22:00.
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Additionally, the US Supreme Court will rule on Trump’s tariff case, which could cause sudden market swings.
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Meanwhile, FED will complete its $40B treasury bond purchase, affecting liquidity and rate expectations.
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BNB Chain will implement the Fermi Hard Fork, enhancing transaction efficiency and network capacity.
Thursday: Corporate Earnings and Regulatory Moves
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BlackRock will announce its earnings report.
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Bitmine (BMNR), which holds large ETH reserves, will host an investor meeting, closely followed by the market.
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Furthermore, the US Senate will vote on the CLARITY Act, aiming to eliminate fake volumes and shadow reserves.
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As a result, this process may boost market transparency and investor confidence.
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