Forward Industries achieves an annualized return of 6.82%-7.01% in the Solana ecosystem by holding 6.9 million SOL and using them for their own validator. They accumulate funds through private sale and market issuance, maintaining a healthy balance sheet, showcasing the potential for traditional corporate assets to transition to Blockchain.

[Coin World] The CEO of a certain strategic company recently declared: for at least the next four years, the company will not sell a single Bitcoin it holds. This stance of long-termism is quite firm, and it seems he is determined to treat BTC as a reserve asset.

Recently, 【币界】 noticed a DeFi project that has been raising funds quite quickly, having secured $650,000 after two rounds of pre-sales, attracting over 1,400 addresses, and selling a total of 12.5 million tokens.
The second phase is still ongoing, with a unit price of $0.06. According to their plan, the listing price is set at $0.40 — this means that early participants could theoretically see more than 6 times the paper profit. Of course, whether this expected profit can be realized depends on subsequent developments.
The product line is quite comprehensive: a non-custodial wallet, its own DEX, and they also mentioned plans for a crypto debit card. The annual yield for staking is set at 55%, which is considered a rather aggressive incentive strategy in the current market environment.
That said, high returns are often accompanied by high risks, especially in the early stages of new projects. If you want to participate, you still need to conduct your own due diligence and not just rush in because the data looks good.

[Coin World] A Wall Street brokerage recently labeled a certain compliance platform as "outperforming the market," setting a target price directly at $510.
Their logic is quite interesting—this platform is rushing from purely spot trading to the direction of "doing everything": issuing stablecoins, asset staking, institutional custody, token listing, and a full suite of derivatives services, basically cramming in all the business they can think of. If this approach works, the growth ceiling could indeed be significantly raised.
Where is the key catalyst? The regulatory attitude in the United States is starting to loosen, and the platform is also planning to hold a new product launch event on December 17. These two factors combined may help them boost the valuation of those "ancillary businesses" and catch up with their overseas competitors.
The current stock price is over 269, leaving a 90% gap to the target price. Of course, whether this prediction can be fulfilled depends on the subsequent product rollout and regulatory trends, but this "all-in-one platform" story is yet to be seen.

An investor sold 6.2 million LDO, causing the Token price to fall below a key support level, market sentiment is gloomy, and the proportion of short positions has risen to 57.61%. Lido DAO is facing greater selling pressure, speculative enthusiasm has declined, and the future trend looks bleak.

The [Block Rhythm] dark pool DEX project HumidiFi officially announced today that their token WET will launch its ICO on the Jupiter platform, and the method is first come, first served.
The entire sale is divided into three waves. The first wave is an exclusive benefit for its own users and community members, which is known as the Wetlist. This group can grab 60 million WET, accounting for 6% of the total, with a unit price set at 0.5.

[Coin World] The SEC is serious this time - preparing to loosen restrictions for small companies going public.
Chairman Paul Atkins recently made a big move at an event at the New York Stock Exchange: he proposed to reduce the disclosure requirements that trouble small businesses and plans to adjust compliance standards based on company size. In simple terms, this means making it easier for more small companies to go public.
How to operate specifically? The key point is that a longer buffer time has been provided. Previously, newly listed companies only had one year to adapt to the rules, but now it has been extended to at least two years. This means that companies can take their time, gradually disclose information to investors, and submit various reports, instead of having to do everything at once.
The SEC will also redefine what constitutes a "small business" - the last time this standard was adjusted was twenty years ago. Atkins himself lamented that the number of publicly listed companies in the United States is nearly half of what it was thirty years ago.
His original words were quite straightforward: "Our regulatory framework should accommodate all stages,

[Coin World] The European banking sector is making big moves again. BNP Paribas recently announced its joining of the Qivalis stablecoin alliance, becoming the tenth member. This joint venture already includes established banks like ING and UniCredit, and now they plan to create a euro-pegged stablecoin.
The schedule is set for a formal launch in the second half of 2026. They also hired Jan-Oliver Sell, a former senior executive from a compliant platform in Germany, as the CEO and are currently applying for an electronic money license in the Netherlands. The entire project is designed in accordance with the EU MiCA framework, aiming to create a blockchain-native payment system.
In short, it means wanting to get a share of the 300 billion dollar stablecoin market. The market is basically monopolized by dollar stablecoins like USDT and USDC, and European banks are now going to launch a euro version as an alternative. The collective entry of traditional financial institutions makes this signal quite clear.

[Chain News] Nasdaq-listed company Upexi( with stock code UPXI) recently made a big move.
They completed a round of private placement, selling over 3.28 million shares of common stock, along with warrants. The holders of these warrants can purchase up to 3.28 million additional shares at a price of $3.04 per share.
This operation directly brings in $10 million. If all the warrants are exercised and paid in cash, an additional $13 million can be collected. However, these figures are before fees, so the actual amount received will be slightly less.
What is the money for? The company mentioned three directions: daily operations, general business expenses, and the most critical one—investing in their internal SOL maximum return strategy.
It seems that another traditional listed company is eyeing cryptocurrencies and is going all in on the SOL ecosystem.

[Coin World] Recently, BTC has returned to the price level of last November, but interestingly, the implied volatility is only 63% now. In comparison, back in November last year, it was 76%.
This data is quite revealing – although the price has fallen back to where it was, the market is actually not that panicked. Volatility is like a thermometer for market sentiment; the higher the value, the more anxious everyone is. Now it has dropped by 13 points, indicating that even though the price hasn't recovered, at least the investors' mindset has stabilized significantly.

[Coin World] The American Monetary Services Business Alliance, FedMSB, recently made a big move - it established an independent organization called the Stablecoin Standards Authority (SSA) specifically to set rules for US dollar stablecoins.
The things SSA wants to do are quite practical: to develop industry best practice guidelines in core areas such as technical specifications and reserve fund disclosures, and also plans to launch the AmCoinX index tool to track the real performance of the stablecoin market. In other words, it aims to make this market more transparent and orderly.
The chairman of FedMSB, Fan Yang, is very clear about this matter - it is not to restrict innovation, but to use data and standards to speak, while encouraging new methods and maintaining the bottom line of market trust. After all, stablecoins are becoming increasingly significant, and without some unified standards, it really won't work.

A team evaluates various indicators of the spot trading platform by simulating mystery shoppers, including Money Laundering, types of coins, user interface, and security measures. They provide real and reliable ratings based on data analysis to help users select suitable platforms and avoid pitfalls.

[比推] CZ just officially announced on social media: Trust Wallet has launched the self-custody prediction market feature. This means that users can now play on-chain predictions directly in this decentralized wallet, with assets always in their hands. It seems that the functional boundaries of hosted wallets have moved forward again, from simple transfers to now being able to participate in the prediction market, making the ecosystem increasingly rich.

[Bitu] on-chain data shows some interesting trends.
A new buyback wallet (0x573...6fF4) has been quite active in the last 24 hours, directly sweeping $2.2 million worth of ASTER from the market. Currently, this address still holds approximately $800,000 in stablecoin ammunition.
Meanwhile, another address suspected to be team-related ( 0x207...a757 ) sold approximately 1 million dollars' worth of tokens during the same period.
Buying back while selling? This operation is intriguing.

[Chain Article] The Web3 gaming wave has really cooled down.
The entire GameFi token market now only has 8.83 billion USD left, which is a direct halving compared to last year—down by 69%. Just last month, it shrank by another 34%, and this decline is painful to watch.
In fact, there was a glimmer of hope at the end of November: the market capitalization surged by 7% within two weeks, almost touching the $10 billion mark, with trading volume skyrocketing by 103% to reach $6.1 billion. However, on December 1st, a pullback caused the industry’s market capitalization to drop directly below $9 billion, marking the first time in over a year that it has fallen so dramatically.
What's worse is that the entire ecosystem feels lifeless. There are pitifully few people discussing GameFi on crypto Twitter, and the hype has hit a near five-year low. Simply put, most players aren't here to play games—they're focused on whether the coin price can double. This pass-the-parcel type of play cannot sustain the scene, and in the first ten months of this year, at least 27 game studios have closed.

Recently, the crypto market experienced a big dump, with Bitcoin leading the fall, and investors generally chose to drop their leverage. The Chief Investment Officer of BNB Plus predicts that Bitcoin will pull back to 60,000 USD. Despite the market turbulence, no new explosion incidents have occurred, reflecting the change in market sentiment.

[Coin World] Canaan recently did something quite interesting with SynVista Energy - using AI to play Mining.
In simple terms, it is about real-time matching the supply of clean energy with the computing power demand of mining machines. Wherever there is excess green electricity, the computing power will be adjusted there. This adaptive approach is not only environmentally friendly but also enhances resource utilization efficiency.
Even more astonishing is that they plan to move the entire process onto the blockchain: the amount of energy produced, emission reduction data, and Mining profits will all be recorded in a tokenized manner. This way, green energy assets will have a verifiable digital ledger, and carbon credits can also be turned into tradable Tokens.
In the long run, if cash flow and carbon credits can circulate on the blockchain, transparency and liquidity will be significantly enhanced. This can be considered a sustainable new path for traditional Mining.

The Opinion project party announced at an industry event that it has secured tens of millions of dollars in financing, which will be used for the rise of the prediction market ecosystem on BNB Chain, user growth, and underlying architecture optimization, demonstrating its commitment to布局 in this field.