[Coin World] Have you seen Michael Saylor's latest statement? The founder of MicroStrategy said that whether their company enters the S&P 500 doesn't really matter in the long run.
His logic is quite interesting—now in the realm of digital assets, the traditional financial sector is gradually becoming less resistant. Capital will go where it should, and the market will make its own choices. How a certain index committee decides in the short term cannot change the overall trend.
In simple terms: Those who are optimistic about BTC won't refrain from buying just because the S&P doesn't accept you; you still have to allocate as needed. Money in a free market is the most honest.

[Coin World] The Monad Mainnet is finally live! This time, Ankr Labs has secured a key infrastructure partnership that will provide developers with a complete set of services—RPC endpoints, enterprise-level APIs, and archive nodes. With these tools in place, building applications on Monad should be much smoother. It seems that Monad is really committed to solidifying the developer experience.

[Coin World] XRP has just experienced a thrilling price movement.
The price once fell below the psychological barrier of $2, leading to a surge in sell orders. The trading volume skyrocketed to 149.1 million coins, more than double the usual daily amount. However, it quickly climbed back to around $2.02 and stabilized, indicating that the buying pressure at this level is indeed strong.
The current trend is a bit subtle: if it can break through the 2.05 dollar barrier, the bulls may continue to push towards 2.12 dollars; but if 2 dollars really can't hold, then the next stop might be 1.95 dollars. In the coming days, we need to keep a close eye on these key levels.

[Block Rhythm] Franklin Templeton's digital asset department recently made a big move — their encryption index ETF has added six new members at once: ADA, LINK, DOGE, SOL, XLM, and XRP.
It is important to know that this ETF previously only recognized BTC and ETH. Now, with this move, it has effectively captured all mainstream cryptocurrencies. Franklin has made quite a leap from a dual-coin configuration directly to an eight-coin combination.

Japan launched the "Government Efficiency Department" on December 2, aimed at reducing inefficient taxes and subsidies. The Finance Minister emphasized mobilizing the public to save money and ensuring national credit. The Central Bank Governor is optimistic about the economic outlook, hinting at a possible interest rate hike, showing a consensus in economic judgment between the government and the Central Bank, and conveying a signal of unity.

[Chain News] Rayls Labs has just announced some good news - the RLS Token can finally be claimed!
Starting from December 2nd, everyone can go to the public claim page to claim their share. Friends who previously participated in the private placement on the Republic platform, remember to use the exclusive channel to claim the portion of tokens that you have already unlocked.
Two channels, don't go the wrong way: regular users go to the public page, private investors have a separate entrance. Hurry up and see how much you can get!

Research by Anthropic shows that AI models such as Claude Opus 4.5, Sonnet 4.5, and GPT-5 have successfully breached real smart contracts and discovered new vulnerabilities. This indicates that the security audits of smart contracts need to be reassessed to prevent AI from exploiting these vulnerabilities.

On December 2, South Korea's Bithumb and Upbit exchanges issued a risk warning for Grostlcoin (GRS) and closed the deposit channel. This move stems from an investigation by the self-regulatory organization DAXA regarding the project party's improper information disclosure and subpar business progress, warning investors to guard against potential risks.

[比推] A leading exchange has updated the Spot API documentation on GitHub. The main change this time is that the symbol parameter now supports UTF-8 encoding.
However, interestingly, upon reviewing the submission records, it turns out that the content of this update is actually the same as the previous Commit, just released through a different channel. It seems that internal updates have been officially announced to the public.
For developers, UTF-8 encoding support means being able to handle trading pair symbols more flexibly, especially when it involves special characters.

[Chain News] Just discovered an interesting trend — an old miner wallet from the Satoshi Nakamoto era has suddenly awakened. This wallet had been dormant for over 15 years and today directly transferred 50 BTC to 5 brand new addresses, which is worth approximately 4.33 million dollars at current prices.
These "antique coins" mined in 2009-2010 always attract more attention in the market whenever they move. After all, there weren't many miners back then, and those who still hold them are even rarer. Is it an old player looking to cash out? Or is it just a simple wallet change? It's hard to say right now, but such a sudden transfer after more than a decade of silence always sparks people's imagination.

[Coin World] On December 2, an interesting on-chain dynamic: within 7 hours, two addresses sent 13,356 ETH to Kraken, equivalent to 36.69 million dollars.
These two addresses operate similarly—first exchanging stETH for ETH, then transferring it to the exchange. What's even more impressive is the holding period; it's been over 5 years, and the cost price was only 1000 USD. Based on the current price, if they sell now, the profit would be outrageous.
It is currently impossible to confirm whether it is the same whale operating, but given the size and timing, it is worth keeping an eye on. Are the veteran players starting to move?

[Chain News] At the beginning of December, a big scandal broke out, as shareholders of a certain compliance platform sued the company's executives and director Marc Andreessen in the Delaware court.
The reasons for the lawsuit are quite hardcore: it is said that these people knew that the platform had loopholes in KYC and anti-money laundering processes, and there was a risk of data leakage, yet they chose to keep quiet. An even bolder move was that, before the news was made public, they cashed out $4.2 billion worth of stocks and left.
Shareholders are now asking for no mercy—huge compensation plus board seats, this move is quite ruthless. Interestingly, this platform recently announced that it would move its registered location from Delaware to Texas, one of the reasons given was that the Delaware court's rulings are "too unpredictable." It seems that the timing of this relocation is indeed subtle.

[Block Rhythm] I just saw the news that Grayscale is going to launch their first Chainlink Spot ETF, with the code GLNK. The announcement from the exchange has already been posted, so it seems like it's a done deal. This can be considered a favourable information for LINK holders, as traditional capital now has another get on board channel.

[Coin World] Recently noticed an interesting on-chain activity - an address possibly related to Bitmine or Sharplink Gaming received 7080 ETH from FalconX, which is roughly just over 20 million US dollars.
I checked the historical holdings of this Address, and now I hold 23772 ETH, which is approximately 66770000 dollars at the current price. A transfer and holding of this scale is either an institution adjusting its positions or a big player laying out their strategy. Anyway, these days, paying attention to the movements of these whale wallets can sometimes be more interesting than looking at candlestick charts.

In the past 24 hours, the market has experienced another bloodbath.
Data shows that the total liquidation amount across the network has reached 974 million USD. Long positions have become the main victims of this round of decline—851 million USD worth of long positions were forcibly liquidated, while short positions suffered relatively smaller losses, only 123 million. More than 260,000 traders exited during this market movement.
The worst loss? A single ETH contract on a certain DEX platform evaporated 15.6 million dollars directly. The sudden disappearance of such a large position illustrates the brutality of the leveraged market.
The long-to-short ratio is close to 7:1, indicating that most people are betting on a rise, but the market caught them off guard.

Kalshi brings the prediction market to the Solana blockchain for tokenization, aiming to enhance global liquidity. By launching the "Builder Codes" feature in collaboration with DFlow and Jupiter, developers can build applications based on the market and earn revenue shares, driving ecosystem innovation and development.

[Coin World] Rivalry Corp. has just released its Q3 results, with revenue rising for three consecutive quarters - this time jumping directly by 19% to $1.93 million. Even more aggressive is the cost-cutting: operating expenses fell by 58% to $3.52 million, and losses also narrowed by 67% to just $1.96 million.
CEO Steven Salz said they are now focusing on high-value users and are no longer wasting marketing money. The revenue contribution from individual players has reached a new high, and the regulated market in Ontario now accounts for nearly 40% of the income.
Just after the quarter ended, they launched another round of private placement and raised 4.26 million dollars, while also restructuring 12.53 million in debt—finally, the balance sheet looks better. This pace seems to be really tightening up, unlike before when it was so wild.

[Coin World] In November, XRP fell by 13.8%, which is indeed surprising—after all, the ETF demand just launched by major institutions like Franklin Templeton and Bitwise is still quite hot. But the market is just that realistic; analysts say that liquidity is tightening, and coupled with a wave of profitable positions being dumped, it directly offset the favourable information from the ETF fund inflow.
Looking back at the historical ledger, December for XRP is actually quite magical: it has an average increase of 63.8%, but there are also several years of significant falls in its history. The month started with a 6.57% drop; how it will proceed is uncertain. The market sentiment and liquidity battle are still ongoing, so we will take it one step at a time.

[Coin World] Strike's CEO Jack Mallers recently blew up - his JPMorgan account was completely frozen, with no reason given.
This matter seems strange no matter how you look at it. What's even more intriguing is that this bank just launched its own crypto product, JPMCoin, not long ago. Do you think this is a coincidence? Anyway, many people in the industry don't believe so. Some have even directly cursed, saying this is a typical "throat-grabbing action 2.0"—specifically targeting crypto companies.
Senator Cynthia Lummis couldn't stand it anymore and publicly criticized this practice. She used strong language, directly pointing out that this is using financial means to suppress the innovative industry.
JPMorgan is indeed using a feather to move a thousand pounds: they claim to conduct routine monitoring according to the "Bank Secrecy Act," and then there has been no further information. They do not accept interviews or provide explanations. This attitude, how should I put it, is quite thought-provoking.
The rift between traditional banks and the crypto world, look

[Coin World] What has happened to the ORE Token on the Solana blockchain in the past three weeks? Its market capitalization has evaporated by $210 million, and the coin price has plummeted over 85%. Once a hot target in the DeFi circle, it has now become a typical case of an economic model failure — the token mechanism has quietly shifted to an inflationary model, catching token holders off guard.
What’s more embarrassing is that its open-source nature has instead become a death knell. Projects like GODL, which forked from it, can now outperform the original protocol in daily earnings. This scene is somewhat ironic: open source was supposed to be the faith of Web3, but it has turned into a tool for insiders to snatch away each other’s livelihoods.
The founder HardHat Chad is still insisting on the narrative, continuing to emphasize the "value storage" positioning of ORE, and even claiming to implement some futurist governance to promote decentralization. It's just that it's unclear whether the market will still buy it, as the data speaks for itself - the forks have already voted with their feet.