This Week's Unlocking Schedule: APT, CHEEL, LINEA, and others will experience a substantial one-time token unlocking.

As of December 9, Polymarket currently puts the probability of Bitcoin hitting $100,000 again this year at 30%. Additionally, the odds of it rising to $110,000 are 11%, while the chance it falls below $80,000 is 34%.

As of December 9th, Bitcoin has fallen below $90,000, per HTX market data, with a 1.3% drop over the past 24 hours.

As of December 9th, HTX market data shows ZEC has jumped more than 17% over the past 24 hours, currently trading at $407.78.

On December 9, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) announced that roughly 40% of taxpayers using cryptocurrency platforms are engaged in tax evasion or high-risk non-compliance. In an email statement, the CRA noted its cryptocurrency asset audit team has 35 auditors currently handling more than 230 related cases—and has recovered over C$100 million in taxes through audits over the past three years. The agency acknowledged significant gaps in current Canadian laws when it comes to identifying cryptocurrency users, stating regulatory bodies “cannot reliably identify crypto users or assess their tax compliance.” As a result, the CRA has made multiple attempts to obtain platform user data—including requesting records on the top 18,000 users from Dapper Labs. However, after negotiations between lawyers and officials, it only secured data on 2,500 users.

On December 9th, per LookOnChain monitoring data, a trader spent $716 to purchase 16.3 million Franklins. They later sold 4.8 million of the tokens for $20,500. The trader still holds 11.5 million Franklins (valued at $224,000), achieving a 340x profit.