YZi Labs has announced its lead investment in an $11 million seed round for VideoTutor, an emerging “educational agent” platform founded by a 20-year-old AI entrepreneur from Silicon Valley. The round also saw participation from JinQiu Fund—a ByteDance-affiliated investor—and Baidu Ventures. This marks YZi Labs’ first AI software investment since broadening its focus earlier this year, signaling a growing interest in next-gen learning technologies powered by artificial intelligence.

Following the Fed’s 25 bps rate cut to the 3.75%–4.00% range and the announcement to end Quantitative Tightening from December 1, the crypto market delivered mixed but notable reactions. Bitcoin briefly tested 112K before retracing to 110K amid profit-taking, supported by growing whale outflows and a solid 59.3% dominance. Ethereum pulled back 3% after ETF-driven gains, yet institutional inflows of $2.46B signal lasting strength. Solana slipped 2.9%, but with ETF approvals in the US and Hong Kong, its upside remains intact if BTC clears 116K. Overall, dovish liquidity signals may fuel the next crypto rebound.

Despite the broader market downturn, major crypto whales are showing strong bullish conviction on Hyperliquid. Trader 0x9553 entered his first position with a 40x long on 179.59 BTC ($19.94M), while a new wallet 0x6988 deposited $1.95M USDC ($1.00) to open a 25x long on 4,743 ETH ($3,922.46) ($18.71M). Meanwhile, 0xd260, boasting an 83.72% win rate and over $2.6M in profits, has now opened a 40x long on 62 BTC ($6.88M). These aggressive positions hint that whales are positioning for a strong market rebound.

President Trump announced significant tariff reductions following what he called an “amazing” meeting with President Xi. The U.S. has cut Fentanyl tariffs to 10% effective immediately, and overall tariffs on China have been reduced from 57% to 47%. China has also agreed to discuss chip restrictions with Nvidia, lift obstacles on rare earth exports, and collaborate with the U.S. on Ukraine. The tone marks a clear thaw in relations — and with these moves, a potential US-China trade deal now looks closer than ever.

The Fed’s 25 bps rate cut came as no surprise, but the real story lies in its decision to end Quantitative Tightening (QT) on December 1. While Miran’s call for a 50 bps cut signals Trump’s push for deeper easing, the end of QT marks a major policy shift after months of speculation about renewed liquidity. With fresh capital expected to flow back into the system, dovish momentum is building fast — creating an extremely bullish setup for risk assets, especially crypto, as investors brace for a liquidity-fueled rally.

Bitcoin (BTC) remains range-bound, caught between two critical technical levels. The immediate resistance sits at $115.2K, a long-held level that continues to cap upward momentum, while support lies near $111.3K, the H4 breakdown and consolidation zone.Analysts note that a 4-hour close above $115.2K could signal a potential breakout, opening the door for renewed bullish momentum. Until then, Bitcoin’s price action remains confined within this tight trading range as traders await confirmation of the next directional move.