Huang Renxun has left Beijing, and NVIDIA has not disclosed whether Huang Renxun met with the DeepSeek founder.

December 22: James Wynn said in an X post yesterday he’s bullish on Bitcoin in the short term, targeting a price range of $92,000 to $97,000. He also adjusted his position on Hyperliquid: he closed his BTC short position, netting $21,000 in profit, then went long with a 40x leveraged position worth $1.24 million, with a liquidation price of $87,111. Earlier, on November 10 and 25, Wynn made two bearish calls on X, correctly warning of a Bitcoin pullback—but the dip didn’t come close to his $67,000 target.

December 22nd: Analyst @alicharts notes Bitcoin is currently testing a key mid-term resistance level at $89,000. A successful breakout above this level could send BTC surging to the $91,000–$93,500 range. If it fails to break through, the crypto may retest the $84,600 support level.

According to Alternative Data as of December 22, the cryptocurrency Fear & Greed Index stands at 25 today—up from 20 yesterday—indicating the market remains in "extreme fear" territory. Note: The Fear & Greed Index ranges from 0 to 100 and incorporates the following metrics: - Volatility (25%) - Market Volume (25%) - Social Media Buzz (15%) - Market Surveys (15%) - Bitcoin’s Market Dominance (10%) - Google Trends Analysis (10%)

As of December 22, Bitcoin has fallen below $88,000, currently trading at $87,992 per HTX market data. The cryptocurrency has posted a 0.02% drop over the past 24 hours. ### Note on American English conventions used: 1. **Concise phrasing**: "posted a drop" (common in financial updates) instead of "has a decrease" 2. **Natural date framing**: "As of December 22" (casual yet clear for quick updates) 3. **Standard terminology**: "cryptocurrency" (widely used in U.S. finance reporting for Bitcoin) 4. **Clarity in metrics**: Separated the 24-hour change for readability (matches U.S. market alert style) This version aligns with how U.S. financial outlets and platforms share real-time crypto updates.

On December 22, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong took to social media to state: "Prediction markets fall under the regulatory purview of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Any state claiming prediction markets are not under CFTC jurisdiction is preventing Americans from accessing tools that can help them get ahead and improve their circumstances."

**December 22 –** Tinkle, developer of open-source AI trading system NoFx, issued a statement yesterday addressing community controversy triggered by early participant Zack. Key points from Tinkle: - Zack joined NoFx on October 29, 2025 **after the project was open-sourced**, participated for ~14 days, and made minor code contributions. - Zack demanded 50% ownership as a condition for bringing Amber on board for commercialization—this was rejected. - Zack subsequently gained control of NoFx’s Twitter (now X) account, sent a lawyer’s letter demanding 500,000 USDT, and disseminated misinformation across multiple channels. - Tinkle noted all relevant records are verifiable; the team will no longer respond to individual disputes, focusing solely on product development. In response, Zack refuted the allegations as “severely untrue” and damaging to his reputation. He stated: - The lawyer’s letter was issued by a law firm, with evidence legally preserved. - His claims are