BitMine address received a total of 33,504 ETH on Dec 11, in two transfers that took place 5 hours ago and 1 hour ago, according to Onchain Lens. The funds came from a FalconX address and were split into two transactions, with a combined value of about 1.12 亿美元.

The Dollar Index closed down 0.4% on Dec. 11, the largest decline since Sept. 16, after the Federal Reserve cut rates by 0.25 percentage points, BlockBeats reports. Fed Chair Jerome Powell emphasized labor-market risks, and Bank of America strategist Alex Cohen said Powell sounded less optimistic on jobs than in prior forecasts.

Informa Global Markets described the December 11 FOMC decision as "mildly dovish," noting only two voting members opposed rate cuts and backed keeping interest rates unchanged, BlockBeats reports. The firm said Wall Street had braced for a tougher stance from inflation-focused hawkish voters, but those members ultimately yielded when casting their votes.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Dec. 11 that another rate hike is unlikely to be the Fed's next move, based on the central bank policymakers' new projections, BlockBeats reports citing Jin10. Powell stated he does not think a rate increase is anyone's baseline expectation at this point. He also indicated that interest rates are likely to be kept unchanged in the near term.

Analyst Anna Wong said on Dec. 11 that the Federal Reserve's latest policy statement and projections were on balance dovish despite some hawkish undertones, BlockBeats and Jin10 report. The Federal Open Market Committee sharply revised up its growth outlook, lowered inflation forecasts, kept the dot plot unchanged and announced the start of reserve-management purchases, while signaling a preference for keeping rate cuts on hold for longer. Wong expects the Fed to cut rates by a total of 100 basis points in 2025, citing an outlook for weaker wage growth and no clear signs of inflation re-accelerating in the first half of 2026, even though the dot plot points to only one rate cut in 2026 versus two expected by markets.

B. Riley Wealth Chief Market Strategist Art Hogan described the Fed's Dec. 11 rate cut as "definitely hawkish," BlockBeats reports. While two committee members dissented in favor of holding rates steady, the dot-plot projections revealed six policymakers expected no cut at all, Hogan said. He noted the dot plot conveyed a stronger hawkish message than the two public dissenters and effectively raised the threshold for another rate cut at the next meeting.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Dec. 11 that inflation risks are skewed to the upside and there is no risk-free path for monetary policy, BlockBeats reports. Powell noted the balance of risks has shifted in recent months.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Dec. 11 that the economy is expanding at a moderate pace, with September data showing a small rise in unemployment and a significant slowdown in job growth, BlockBeats reports. He added that labor demand has clearly cooled and overall labor market dynamism has weakened slightly.

CME FedWatch data on Dec. 11 show a 26.6% probability the Federal Reserve will cut rates by 25 basis points in January, with a 73.4% chance of no change, BlockBeats reports. The tool indicates a 39.4% probability of a cumulative 25 basis-point cut by March, a 53.4% chance rates remain unchanged by then, and a 7.3% probability of a total 50 basis-point reduction.