Last night, an old buddy in the group was ranting: he got burned badly by a certain CEX’s “Earn” product the year before last. Now his XRP and ETH are just lying in cold wallets, haven’t earned a dime in two years, and he only dares to check the candlestick charts every day. I casually suggested, “Why not try a self-custody yield account?” He shot back immediately, “Don’t give me that—I don’t want to be a guinea pig again.” Turns out, our engineer has been seriously looking into @moremarketsxyz these past couple of days—they recently connected XRP Flare accounts to Firelight, so FXRP can automatically run strategies and claim rFLR and protocol fees. Plus, with the new mainstream asset Earn accounts, they’re essentially packaging multi-chain strategies into a few buttons. On the backend, they use Wormhole for cross-chain, self-custodied vaults (they don’t hold your keys), and layer Predicate’s on-chain AML to bake risk controls directly into the contracts. The engineer thinks this looks more like an “institutional dashboard” made for regular users. Not investment advice, but if you’ve got idle assets lying around, it might be worth looking into yourself.

Zhao Changpeng recently dropped a bombshell opinion: the crypto market can still grow 10x. His logic is straightforward—the current global crypto market cap is $3 trillion, and the ceiling is $30-40 trillion. I did some quick math, even if BTC hits $1 million per coin, that’s only a $21 trillion market cap. Looking at it this way, people entering now are really still picking up gold. CZ highlighted three tracks that I think are worth keeping an eye on. **Let’s start with payments.** He asserts that crypto payments will become the foundational infrastructure of the next era. Musk is also looking into this—he’s publicly complained multiple times: why can Tencent manage all-scenario payments in China, but X can’t make it work in the US and Europe? From his confusion, you can tell how hungry the Western market is for stable and efficient payment channels. In this track, $XRP is the top dog. If it can truly achieve seamless fiat conversion and allow users to switch to crypto payments without noticing, it’s not an exaggeration to say XRP could take $2 trillion out of a future $40 trillion market. Getting in now, a 10x return is a conservative estimate. **Next, let’s look at the education and charity sector with $GIGGLE.** Many people don’t know this, but the GIGGLE concept itself was created by CZ—those conspiracy theories saying it’s “a token issued by a certain Shanghai education company” are pure nonsense. CZ started a GIGGLE kids’ financial education project, teaching children how to trade currencies, which is actually paving the way for Trump’s “Little Capitalist Plan.” Here’s some background: Trump wants to open accounts for every American child aged 6-17, put $1,000 in each, and let them trade stocks and crypto themselves, aiming to activate asset liquidity. Someone on the BSC chain turned this concept into a meme token, and funnily enough, the meme actually embodies CZ’s educational philosophy. Although CZ wasn’t aware of the token’s creation, he approves of the direction. At this rate, GIGGLE hitting $1500 is just a matter of time. **The last track I’ll keep to myself—you know what I mean.** These three tracks are laid out here, and those with a long-term mindset should know how to choose.

Dogecoin is teetering between technical optimism and skepticism: ETF launch delays clash with positive chart signals. 1. **Inverse Head and Shoulders Formation (December 7, 2025)** – the technical signal suggests a potential upward reversal. 2. **21Shares resubmits DOGE ETF application (December 7, 2025)** – renewed institutional interest faces SEC scrutiny. 3. **Futures open interest dropped by 5.55% (December 6, 2025)** – traders are exiting the market amid caution. Inverse head and shoulders formation (December 7, 2025) On the 4-hour Dogecoin chart, there is a classic “inverse head and shoulders” pattern, which typically signals an upward trend reversal. A key neckline is around $0.145, with higher lows indicating buyer support. Analysts note a parallel upward trend on monthly charts, which could lead to price growth through 2027 if current momentum is maintained. **What this means:** This is a positive signal for DOGE, as such a pattern often precedes a price increase. However, if the support at $0.135 fails to hold, this scenario may be invalidated. Traders are closely watching for candle closes above $0.15 with volume confirmation to verify the strength of the move. 21Shares has updated its application to launch a Dogecoin ETF, planning to register it under the Securities Act of 1933. This comes alongside the existing Grayscale Dogecoin Trust, which holds $2.8 million in assets. The SEC is delaying consideration of such proposals due to concerns about market manipulation. **What this means:** This is a neutral-to-positive factor for DOGE. ETF approval could attract institutional investors, but the SEC’s cautious stance (as seen with delays for XRP and DOGE) limits short-term optimism. Success in this area would be a significant step for meme coins on regulated markets. DOGE futures open interest fell to $1.37 billion, reflecting a decrease in leveraged speculative activity. This coincided with a 3.14% price drop, indicating that traders are temporarily stepping away amid overall altcoin weakness. **What this means:** This is a negative signal for DOGE in the short term, pointing to reduced risk appetite. However, the drop coincides with accumulation in the $0.13–$0.14 zone, which has previously served as a bounce point. A rise in open interest could indicate a return of momentum. Dogecoin is balancing between positive technical signals, regulatory hurdles, and declining activity in the derivatives market. Despite hopes tied to ETFs and chart patterns, SEC delays and DOGE’s inflationary nature remain challenges. Will institutional patience hold under regulatory pressure?