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An early Bitcoin investor, widely referred to as Bitcoin OG 1011, is currently sitting on an unrealized loss of more than $12.5 million from a $617 million long position spread across several crypto assets.

Due to the market drop, the #BitcoinOG(1011short) with a massive $617M long position, is currently experiencing a floating loss of over $12.5M.

Current position:
160,403 $ETH ($499M)
1,000 $BTC ($90.35M)
250,000 $SOL ($33.65M)https://t.co/8cChdRMAth pic.twitter.com/X5fh21v0up

— Lookonchain (@lookonchain) December 12, 2025

Earlier today, the trader opened a $491 million long position in Ethereum, along with additional longs in Bitcoin and Solana. The aggressive positioning has fueled speculation about insider insights or looming market trends.

Bitcoin dipped below $90,000 on Friday, down from $92,500 earlier in the day, according to CoinGecko. At press time, it was trading at $89,600.

Ethereum dropped 4% to $3,000 over the past 24 hours, while Solana also declined, though with modest volatility.

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Bitcoin fell below $91,000 today, triggering nearly $135 million in long position liquidations across crypto markets in the past hour.

The price decline forced the unwinding of leveraged bets by traders who hoped Bitcoin would rise. Long liquidations occur when exchanges automatically close leveraged positions after prices move against traders, causing them to lose their collateral.

Bitcoin was trading at $90,427 at the time of reporting, according to CoinGecko.

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US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds attracted $224 million in net inflows on Dec 10, according to Farside Investors data.

BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) led the group with $193 million, bringing its total net inflows to $62.6 billion. Fidelity’s Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) followed with $30.6 million in inflows.

Bitcoin ETFs continued to post net inflows on Wednesday after taking in roughly $152 million the previous day. The resilient demand came despite Bitcoin pulling back from above $94,000 after the Fed announced a rate cut.

Bitcoin was trading above $90,000 at press time, down 2% in the last 24 hours, per CoinGecko.

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Silver overtook Microsoft today to become the world’s fifth-largest asset by market capitalization, reaching $3.59 trillion after breaking above $63 for the first time ever.

The metal has gained over 150% since early 2024, when it traded near $25, fueled by investor demand for inflation hedges and industrial alternatives to gold and digital assets. This marks silver’s first return to record territory since 2011, when it peaked at $50 before retracing to $15 in the years that followed.

Silver now sits ahead of Microsoft and Amazon, which currently hold market caps of $3.6 trillion and $2.5 trillion respectively. It is closing in on Alphabet’s $3.8 trillion valuation.

The latest rally follows the US Federal Reserve’s 25bps rate cut, which, while widely expected, triggered aggressive bullish positioning across metals markets.

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Oracle shares fell 14% on Thursday, dropping from $225 to $194 and wiping out $105 billion in market value after the company sharply raised its capital expenditure outlook.

The company now expects fiscal 2026 capex to be $15 billion higher than it projected in September, with much of the increase tied to infrastructure spending supporting OpenAI’s cloud-computing demands.

The update spooked investors, raising questions about the near-term payoff of large-scale AI investments.

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XRP spot ETFs have now recorded 19 consecutive days of net inflows, extending a streak of daily positive flows since launch.

According to data from SoSoValue, total net inflows reached $954 million as of December 10, with $10 million added that day alone.

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Shares of Gemini Space Station (GEMI) jumped around 15% in premarket trading today after the company received approval from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to operate a derivatives exchange.

According to Bloomberg, Gemini, founded by the Winklevoss twins, plans to offer US customers the ability to trade event contracts across economic, financial, political, and sports forecasts.

The company is also exploring the expansion of its derivatives offerings to include crypto futures, options, and perpetual contracts.

Gemini began trading on Nasdaq in September with shares opening around $37, but it has since slid 69% during a broader pullback in crypto-focused equities, Yahoo Finance data shows.