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Top markets on @MyriadMarkets this week include price predictions for Bitcoin and Solana, as well as odds of Polymarket token news by year's end. （Decrypt）

[Decrypt: Arthur Hayes Criticizes Eurozone Policies, Predicts Bitcoin Potential] Cryptocurrency billionaire Arthur Hayes recently shifted his criticism toward Eurozone policies, arguing that its economic management will drive Bitcoin's value growth. Previously, Hayes had repeatedly criticized the Federal Reserve and used this as a basis to predict Bitcoin price increases. His remarks have sparked widespread discussion within the community, with some investors concerned about potential market volatility caused by policy changes. (Decrypt)

The latest data shows that the ETH price has fallen below the EMA24 support in the 90 minute cycle, and membership indicators indicate the formation of a KDJ dead cross, coupled with the current trading volume shrinking to 43.1% of the average level, suggesting that action may decline in the short term. The distribution of chips shows that the area around 4009 USDT is a strong support zone, with concentrated buying power. However, when the price approaches this point, the volume continues to shrink, indicating a strong wait-and-see sentiment in the market. The lower Bollinger Band is close to overlapping with the 4009 support, and the MACD red bar has shortened, indicating an increased downside risk. If it falls below 4009, it may accelerate its descent to 3995. Open membership immediately, accurately track the main trends, and grasp key points! The data is sourced from the PRO member's [ETH/USDT Binance USDT perpetual 90 minute] candlestick, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.

[Decrypt: New York Democratic Lawmakers Propose Higher Taxes on Bitcoin Miners to Address Environmental Impact] Democratic lawmakers in New York have proposed higher taxes on Bitcoin miners, aiming to mitigate the potential environmental impact of crypto mining. Previously, New York passed legislation restricting certain energy-intensive mining activities to reduce carbon emissions. This move could lead to miner migration or industry opposition, further affecting the balance of the local economy and policies. (Decrypt)