BTC Recovery: Can BTC Stop Falling to $41,000 with this Surge? BTC has rebounded in the past 24 hours, which may have prevented the significant dump it faced earlier. BTC experienced a big dump a few days ago, but it has shown a bullish trend since the beginning of this week, and its price seems to have regained momentum, rising to $57,000. In the past 24 hours, pump 4% completely retraced the price before the big dump. Perhaps more importantly, this pump helped the asset to gain some distance on the important pricing levels in the on-chain model. Analyst Ali Martinez discussed in an article yesterday how BTC is retesting part of the MVRV extreme bias pricing band model's support level. As the name suggests, this model is based on the popular Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio. This indicator tells us how the value held by BTC investors (i.e. Market Cap) compares to the value of the assets they have invested (Realized Market Cap). When this ratio is greater than 1, investors are in a net profit state, and when it is less than this ratio, it means the market is mainly in a loss state. The MVRV extreme deviation pricing range model uses the average of this indicator and relates the standard deviation (SD) to the price of Cryptocurrency. Here is the model chart shared by the analyst yesterday. BTC retested the level of $54,200 yesterday, which corresponds to the price at which the MVRV ratio reaches the same level as its historical average. If BTC is rejected at this level and falls below it, from a model perspective, the next important level will be $41,100. At this level, BTC's MVRV ratio will assume its average value is -0.5 SD. Ali has pointed out that BTC may face a pullback to this level. However, with the recovery in the past 24 hours, this direct threat of decline may no longer loom over the head of Crypto Assets. In terms of potential resistance levels in the future, the next BTC MVRV pricing range is around $67,400, so there is still quite some time before retesting. (Data source: Keshav Verma)

PANews reported on May 31st that the proposal to burn 20% of the total supply of SD tokens released by Stader Labs, a multi-chain liquidity staking platform, has been approved. The first phase of the transformation of SD tokenomics will be completed. The proposal shows that due to concerns about the low float and high FDV of SD tokens, it is proposed to burn 20% of the total token supply, i.e. 30 million SD, reducing the total supply from 150 million to 120 million.

According to the webmaster's home news on December 22: StreamDiffusion is an Open Source project that has recently caused heated discussions on Twitter. Based on LCM and SDXL Turbo technology, this project is capable of generating 110 images per second, providing a noteworthy resource for those who want to develop real-time image generation products. This project is primarily designed for real-time image generation services and provides significant enhancements in terms of performance. StreamDiffusion supports a wide range of models and output frame rates. Among them, the SD-turbo model reaches 106 frames per second for t2i and 93 for i2i in 1 step. The LCM-LoRA+KohakuV2 model has a frame rate of 38 for t2i and 37 for i2i in the case of 4 steps. These data show the efficient performance of StreamDiffusion in terms of image generation.

Recently, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) proposed to strengthen the reporting requirements for swap dealers (SD) commodity swap transactions, so as to obtain high-quality swap data to identify fine-grained risks. These include the requirement that commodity swaps have unique product identifiers, the requirement to report specific customer data on products and exposures, and the requirement to report data related to cryptoassets. CFTC Commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero said that accurate, timely and high-quality swap data is essential to improve market transparency and avoid systemic risks, which can help prevent financial risks and promote financial stability. (Futures Daily)

PANews reported on December 21 that recently, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) proposed to strengthen the reporting requirements for swap traders (SD) commodity swap transactions, so as to obtain high-quality swap data to identify fine-grained risks. These include the requirement that commodity swaps have unique product identifiers, the requirement to report specific customer data on products and exposures, and the requirement to report data related to cryptoassets. CFTC Commissioner Christy Goldsmith Romero said that accurate, timely and high-quality swap data is essential to improve market transparency and avoid systemic risks, which can help prevent financial risks and promote financial stability.