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- Crypto casinos face heightened scrutiny as demand grows for secure, efficient platforms prioritizing fund transparency and rapid withdrawals. - Coinbase's wallet migration highlights proactive security measures, aligning with crypto casinos' need for robust cybersecurity to protect user assets. - UK's NCA dismantled a $1B crypto laundering network, demonstrating blockchain traceability's role in combating crime and bolstering trust in compliant platforms. - BitForex's KYC enforcement and withdrawal updat
- JFK's granddaughter Tatiana Schlossberg revealed terminal AML diagnosis, criticizing cousin RFK Jr.'s cuts to mRNA vaccine research funding critical for cancer therapies. - RFK Jr.'s HHS nomination faces scrutiny as his anti-vaccine policies align with CDC's revised guidelines, raising concerns about public health trust and research equity. - OCRA's new policy center and interactive map aim to accelerate cancer research access, responding to Schlossberg's advocacy for equitable clinical trial resources.
- Grayscale highlights Chainlink as blockchain's critical bridge to traditional finance via modular middleware infrastructure. - The platform now leads non-layer 1 crypto by market cap, enabling cross-chain interactions and enterprise compliance across ecosystems. - Tokenization of $35.6B+ assets relies on Chainlink's secure data verification and partnerships with S&P, JPMorgan , and Ondo Finance. - Its DvP settlement pilots and compliance tools address barriers to institutional blockchain adoption, aligni
- Xgram launches Personal Manager Support, a first-in-industry service assigning human experts to oversee high-value crypto swaps exceeding $10,000. - The free, global feature offers real-time monitoring, pre-transaction verification, and instant Telegram access to managers, reducing user errors by 94% during beta testing. - Built on self-hosted nodes and cross-chain compatibility for 400+ assets, the non-custodial platform bridges institutional-grade support with DeFi principles. - By addressing a critica
- Altcoins rebound as Bitcoin surges past $87,000, with PIPPIN surging 148% to $0.0577 in 24 hours. - TNSR (+49%), FARTCOIN (+22%), and DYM (+21%) follow, driven by Bitcoin's momentum and Abu Dhabi's IBIT holdings. - Analysts cite Bitcoin's "halo effect" and leveraged trading as key drivers, while BexBack introduces crash support tools amid volatility. - Risks persist from sharp price swings, regulatory scrutiny, and recent exploits like Aerodrome Finance's front-end attack. - Market remains in short-term
- Bitcoin fell below $87,000 in November 2025, triggering $914M in liquidations but retesting key technical support levels. - Contrarian signals emerge as retail fear indices hit yearly lows, historically preceding market reversals amid Fed easing expectations. - Corporate adoption grows: MicroStrategy's $2.8B Q3 profit highlights BTC's institutional value despite retail volatility. - Market dynamics shift with Bitcoin's dominance dropping to 58.8%, suggesting cautious altcoin rotation and regulatory risks
- X Financial reported 23.9% YoY revenue growth in Q3 2025 despite 26.1% sequential non-GAAP net income decline, driven by rising credit costs and moderating borrower activity. - Strategic pivot to disciplined risk management projected Q4 2025 loan originations of RMB21-23B, while $48M remains in its $100M share repurchase program after 4.26M ADSs bought back in 2025. - XRP Tundra accelerates institutional acquisition with December 15 retail allocation deadline, while CI Global merged funds and expanded cu
- TNSR surged 80% in 24 hours amid broader crypto market declines, driven by Tensor Foundation's acquisition of its NFT marketplace and token supply adjustments. - The deal included burning 21.6% unvested tokens, relocking founders' tokens, and centralizing 100% marketplace fees to boost treasury and governance alignment. - Analysts highlight mixed reactions: while structural changes boosted investor confidence, low NFT trading volume and governance centralization raise sustainability concerns. - TNSR's 40
- Bitcoin whale Owen Gunden liquidated his 14-year 11,000 BTC portfolio ($1.3B) in tranches to avoid market slippage, signaling bearish sentiment amid crypto's volatile weekend. - 21Shares launched the 2X Long Dogecoin ETF (TXXD) on Nasdaq, marking institutional adoption of meme coins despite DOGE's 19% 30-day price drop. - Quantum computing risks resurfaced after Ray Dalio's comments, sparking debate over SHA-256 vulnerabilities and exacerbating retail investor panic. - Peter Schiff challenged MicroStrate
- Apeing ($APEING) emerges as a top 2025 meme coin contender with a $0.0001 presale offering and projected 10,000% ROI if reaching $0.001 listing price. - Unlike Pepe (PEPE) and Bonk (BONK), Apeing's structured whitelist creates scarcity-driven demand through phased allocations and clear roadmap. - Analysts highlight Apeing's strategic advantage over Pepe's viral growth and Bonk's technical challenges amid volatile crypto markets and Bitcoin ETF outflows. - The project's email-verification whitelist model
- 20:35USDe supply surpasses 7.4 billions, reaching a new all-time highAccording to Jinse Finance, data from the DeFilama platform shows that as of November 24, the supply of USDe has surpassed 7.4 billion, reaching 7.416 billion, setting a new all-time high.
- 19:26Crypto lawyer Khurram Dara: New York State's Bitcoin license BitLicense is an illegal regulationJinse Finance reported that, according to crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett, crypto lawyer Khurram Dara stated in his first interview after announcing his candidacy for New York State Attorney General that the New York State Bitcoin license (BitLicense) is an illegal regulation that infringes upon the economic rights of crypto companies intending to conduct business in the state.
- 18:44Exchange Policy Head: Full Reserve Support Makes Stablecoins Safer Than the Banking SystemJinse Finance reported that central banks in various countries have warned that market volatility triggered by tariffs could lead to stablecoin runs, which in turn may trigger a concentrated sell-off of U.S. Treasury bonds. The rapid expansion of stablecoins has already constituted a systemic risk, and large-scale redemption activities could impact global financial stability. Faryar Shirzad, a policy executive at an exchange, stated, "The fully reserved collateral mechanism makes stablecoins safer than the banking industry," and "their broader adoption would actually enhance stability." He further explained, "Banks issue long-term and often high-risk loans to individuals and businesses, exposing themselves to both credit risk and liquidity risk. In contrast, stablecoin issuers typically hold short-term government bonds, which are virtually risk-free and highly liquid."