1. Zhao Changpeng predicts more historical highs will appear

Binance founder Zhao Changpeng stated that he predicts "more historical highs will appear soon." -Original

2. The UK officially recognizes cryptocurrency as legal property

The UK has officially recognized Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as legal property, confirming their legal status. -Original

3. Gold prices fall below $4,200/ounce, focusing on US economic data

On December 2, gold prices continued to decline, and silver retreated from the record high set yesterday. Credit Suisse analyst Carlo Alberto De Casa stated that some traders chose to take profits after gold prices rebounded from $4,000 to $4,250. Data shows that US manufacturing has contracted for the ninth consecutive month in November. Investors are focusing on the November ADP employment report and the September PCE index for clues on potential interest rate cuts from the Federal Reserve in next week's meeting. Meanwhile, the market is waiting for President Trump to announce the new Federal Reserve chair nominee, with White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett as the leading candidate. De Casa expects gold prices to consolidate between $4,000 and $4,400 in the coming weeks and stated that a rate cut by the Federal Reserve could drive gold prices higher. -Original

4. Musk warns that the US debt crisis may trigger severe Bitcoin volatility

Elon Musk warned that the US is rapidly heading towards a debt crisis that could trigger severe volatility in Bitcoin prices. In an interview with Nikhil Kamath, he stated that in the future, "currency as a concept will no longer exist," and energy will become the only "real currency." Musk pointed out that the US has significantly increased the money supply through a fiscal deficit of about $2 trillion and predicted that the development of artificial intelligence in three years will lead to the growth of goods and services output surpassing inflation levels, potentially causing deflation, interest rates to drop to zero, and alleviating debt issues. Although Musk's support for cryptocurrencies has decreased compared to the pandemic period, he continues to support Bitcoin and Dogecoin, criticizing the dollar and other non-asset-backed currencies as "hopeless." The current US debt has exceeded $38 trillion. -Original

5. BlackRock CEO says Bitcoin's current state is similar to the internet in 1996

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock with $10 trillion in assets under management, stated in an interview with The Economist that the current state of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies is similar to the internet in 1996. -Original

6. Bank of America suggests allocating 4% of assets to Bitcoin

Bank of America, with $3.2 trillion in assets, recommends that investors allocate 4% of their assets to Bitcoin. -Original

7. Ethereum open interest surges by $1.97 billion, active leveraged trading

Ethereum open interest surged by $1.97 billion in a short period, an increase of 13%, indicating a significant rise in leveraged trading activity. -Original

8. JPMorgan: Bitcoin has become a leading indicator for the US market

JPMorgan stated in a CNBC live broadcast that Bitcoin has now become a leading indicator for the entire US market. JPMorgan has $4 trillion in assets. -Original

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