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Foresight News reported that Matrixport released a market analysis stating that the implied volatility of bitcoin continues to compress, reducing the probability of a significant breakout to the upside by the end of the year. Today's FOMC meeting is the last major catalyst, and once the meeting concludes, volatility may decline further during the holiday period. In the absence of new inflows into bitcoin ETF to drive directional momentum, the market may return to a range-bound pattern, which is typically accompanied by further volatility decay. In fact, this adjustment has already begun, with implied volatility declining and the market steadily lowering the likelihood of a surprise rally at the end of December.

Foresight News reported, citing Lookonchain monitoring, that immediately buying tokens after a listing announcement is no longer an easy way to make money and is more likely to result in losses. Trader 0xa7b5 paid an extra 6.8 BNB (worth about $6,074) as a tip, spending 44.8 BNB (worth about $40,079) to purchase 2.55 million DOYR, and later sold them for 32.12 BNB (worth about $28,734), resulting in a total loss of approximately $17,400. Meanwhile, trader 0x8A70 paid only 0.794 BNB (worth about $709) in gas fees, spent 239 BNB (worth about $213,820) to buy 28.8 million DOYR, and then sold them for 282.5 BNB (worth about $252,000), making a profit of about $38,000 with a 15% return. Ironically, although 0xa7b5 paid a higher tip, his transaction was one second later than 0x8A70's.