1. U.S. President Trump stated that if BRICS countries create a new currency to replace the dollar, they will face a 100% tariff.
2. The inflow of U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs reached a historic high, with nearly $333 million flowing in on a single day, indicating strong market demand for ETH.
In the past month, the price of U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs has risen nearly 40%, setting a record for the largest single-day inflow since trading began in July, with nearly $333 million flowing in on Friday. BlackRock's ETHA and Fidelity's FETH led the way, with ETHA alone recording over $250 million in inflows. -Original
3. U.S. scholars claim that the White House's promotion of Bitcoin may undermine trust in the dollar as the global reserve currency.
CF40 Research Institute published an article titled "The 'Politicization' of Cryptocurrency," revealing that following the conclusion of the 2024 U.S. presidential election, where Trump emerged victorious, the cryptocurrency industry’s continued foray into "money politics" has garnered widespread attention. U.S. scholar Vitaliy Katsenelson suggested that as market sentiment towards the dollar has already been disturbed, the White House's promotion of Bitcoin could shake people's trust in the dollar as the global reserve currency, thereby weakening the dollar's position. Regarding current fiscal challenges, he stated, "What can truly keep America great is not Bitcoin, but controlling debt and deficits." -Original
4. Ethereum L2 TVL rebounds to $52.9 billion, with a 10.2% increase over 7 days, indicating continued growth of L2 solutions.
Ethereum L2 TVL has rebounded to $52.94 billion, with a 7-day increase of 10.2%. The top five TVLs are: Arbitrum One TVL at $19.32 billion; Base TVL at $11.99 billion; OP Mainnet TVL at $8.32 billion; Blast TVL at $1.6 billion; ZKsync Era TVL at $1.17 billion. -Original
5. XRP price has risen 232% in the past 30 days, with significant increases in network activity, indicating a positive market recovery.
6. The U.S. SEC sues Touzi Capital for a $115 million cryptocurrency mining fraud case, reflecting ongoing regulatory crackdowns.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has filed a lawsuit against Touzi Capital and its CEO Eng Taing, accusing them of a $115 million unregistered securities offering fraud. According to the complaint, from 2021 to early 2023, the defendants raised approximately $118 million through false advertising of cryptocurrency mining and debt restructuring businesses, including $95 million for the mining project and $23 million for the debt restructuring project, involving over 1,500 investors nationwide. The SEC stated that Taing falsely advertised the project as a "stable and predictable" high-yield savings account investment, while in reality, these investments were "highly speculative and lacked liquidity." The SEC accused the defendants of misappropriating investor funds for personal purposes and continuing to solicit investors even after the business began to collapse. In the 2024 fiscal year, the SEC initiated 583 enforcement actions, securing a record $8.2 billion in financial compensation. -Original
7. Deutsche Bank expects the Federal Reserve to pause interest rate adjustments for the entire year of 2025, focusing on the progress of inflation improvement.
As the U.S. economy steadily grows, concerns about a slowdown in the labor market have been temporarily set aside. The current market debate centers on how much the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next year in the absence of significant improvements in inflation data. Deutsche Bank's Chief U.S. Economist Matthew Luzzetti predicts that the Fed will cut rates again in December and then pause interest rate adjustments for the entire year of 2025, waiting for more progress on inflation. He stated, "The urgency for the Fed to cut rates is much lower, and it may make sense to slow the pace of rate cuts earlier than they expect." Fed Governor Bowman recently stated in a speech that the progress toward the Fed's 2% inflation target has "stalled" in recent months, calling for the Fed to "exercise caution" in cutting rates. -Original
8. Bitcoin's dominance has fallen to 56.1%, analysts say the market may have entered "altcoin season."
Crypto analyst Mikybull Crypto stated that Bitcoin's dominance in the crypto market has dropped to 56.1%, below its two-year support line, which may indicate that the market has "officially entered altcoin season," as the decline in Bitcoin's dominance suggests that investors are taking profits from their BTC positions and reallocating some funds into altcoins. Since Trump's victory, demand for Ethereum exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the crypto market has increased by over 160%, further supporting analysts' expectations that Ethereum will rise above $4,000. -Original
9. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission reiterates that the licensing of virtual asset trading platforms will be announced by the end of the year, with 15 companies applying.
Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission CEO Ashley Alder reiterated in a recent interview that the licensing of virtual asset trading platforms in Hong Kong will be announced by the end of the year, but did not respond to whether any platforms that were "considered for licensing" failed to meet standards after review. However, he mentioned that the report will disclose common issues found when platforms apply for licenses. As of now, the number of applicants for virtual asset trading platform licenses announced by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission stands at 15. According to anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulations, 11 platforms, including HKbitEX, PantherTrade, Accumulus, DFX Labs, Bixin.com, xWhale, YAX, Bullish, Crypto.com, WhaleFin, and Matrixport HK, are considered for licensing. -Original
10. Former Facebook executive accuses U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen of killing the Libra project, revealing the impact of political interference.
David Marcus, former head of Facebook's stablecoin Libra and current co-founder and CEO of Lightspark, revealed on platform X how Libra was "killed." He stated that Libra (then known as Diem) was an advanced, high-performance, payment-centric blockchain, equipped with a stablecoin co-developed with the Meta (formerly Facebook) team, aimed at solving large-scale global payment issues. Before announcing the project, it spent months briefing key regulators in Washington and abroad, and then announced its launch in June 2019 with 28 companies. Two weeks later, David Marcus was summoned to testify before the Senate Banking Committee and the House Financial Services Committee, marking the beginning of two years of continuous work and changes aimed at appeasing lawmakers and regulators. By spring 2021, Libra had addressed all potential regulatory issues related to financial crime, money laundering, consumer protection, and reserve management, and was ready to launch, with some members of the Federal Reserve Board expressing support. Ultimately, Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell was prepared to allow Libra to move forward in a limited manner. However, U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Jay Powell in a biweekly meeting that allowing the project to proceed would be "political suicide," and that she would not support him if he allowed it to happen. David Marcus stated that he was not present during this conversation, so he remains skeptical of these remarks, but in reality, this was the moment Libra was killed. Shortly thereafter, the Federal Reserve organized a conference call with all participating banks, during which the Fed's general counsel read a prepared statement to each bank, stating: "We cannot stop you (Libra) from proceeding and launching, but we do not want you to do so"—and that was the end of it. However, David Marcus noted that the most important lesson learned from this experience is that if you want to build an open monetary network for the world—ultimately transferring trillions of dollars daily, designed for 100 years in the future—you must build it on the most neutral, decentralized, and unbreakable network and asset, which is undoubtedly Bitcoin. -Original
11. U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs experienced a net outflow of $134 million this week, indicating increased market volatility.
This week, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $134 million, with a trading volume of $18 billion. This marks the first week of net outflows for the ETF in the fourth quarter, during which BlackRock saw inflows of $407 million, while FBTC, BITB, ARKB, and GBTC experienced outflows this week. -Original
12. 2,170 BTC flowed out from Bitwise, worth over $210 million, reflecting some fund movement trends.
About ten hours ago, 2,170 BTC flowed out from the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF BITB to an unknown address starting with bc1qx, valued at $211.25 million. According to Bitwise's official update, as of November 29, BITB's Bitcoin holdings reached 41,018.74 BTC, with a market value of $3,998,647,999.96. -Original
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