[Crypto World] Just noticed a significant on-chain move—crypto hedge fund Syncracy Capital sent 200,000 HYPE tokens to digital asset platform Amber Group two hours ago, worth about $6.9 million.
Interestingly, after receiving the funds, Amber immediately transferred them into an exchange. This kind of maneuver usually means they’re either preparing to sell or reallocating liquidity. HYPE’s price action has already been sensitive lately, so this move is worth watching to see if something big happens next.

[Crypto World] XRP has been fluctuating around $2.20 recently, and market sentiment is quite interesting—a recent expert survey shows that over half ((53%)) of analysts are choosing to stay put. What are they optimistic about? Mainly, they believe in Ripple’s real-world application capabilities in payment settlement, and think there’s still long-term potential.
However, the rest are split: 24% are calling it a buying opportunity, while another 24% are directly recommending taking profits and exiting. This three-way split shows there’s really no consensus on XRP’s short-term direction. Holders may need to keep a close eye and see if the $2.20 level can hold.

Crypto hedge fund Syncracy Capital recently transferred 200,000 HYPE tokens, worth approximately $6.9 million, to digital asset platform Amber Group. Amber subsequently deposited the funds to exchanges, which may indicate selling or portfolio rebalancing, potentially impacting HYPE price volatility in the short term.

James Wynn's private wallet recently went long on BTC with 40x leverage, resulting in an unrealized profit of $230,000 and a total profit of $1.86 million. Although this kind of high-leverage operation carries significant risk, the market rebound allowed him to seize the opportunity. Ordinary investors should refer to this with caution.

AnChain.AI has secured strategic investment, primarily to promote the application of AI in anti-fraud and compliance fields. The company has already provided services in over 30 countries and is in talks with multiple financial institutions for cooperation. The CEO stated that the company will continue to expand its compliance business in the future.

A leading exchange has announced that it will delist multiple spot trading pairs, including ACH/BTC and DENT/ETH, on December 5. Users holding these tokens should take action in advance.

[Crypto World] Recently, I saw a trading platform win the "Trusted Exchange Award" from TrustFinance 2025. The selection criteria mainly focus on three aspects: how transparent they are, how robust their security system is, and whether their product experience is sincere.
This platform currently serves over one million users worldwide and takes a solid approach to fund security—it has implemented a 1:1 reserve proof mechanism and even set up a dedicated 800 BTC protection fund. These days, there really aren’t many exchanges willing to reveal their financials to users.
Besides winning awards, they’ve also been quite active lately. They’re partnering with Newcastle United Football Club for some cross-industry collaboration, while also rolling out copy trading features and their own payment card product. Judging from their strategy, they’re really pushing towards making cryptocurrency genuinely practical.
But to be honest, when it comes to awards, long-term performance is what really matters. User experience and security guarantees...

Kalshi raised $1 billion in a Series E round, reaching a valuation of $11 billion, led by Paradigm with participation from a16z and others. The platform has a weekly trading volume exceeding $1 billion and millions of users, with plans to expand its product line and collaborate with media outlets. Reports differ on the list of investors, indicating growing interest in this sector.

The latest data shows that the Solana spot ETF is performing well, with a single-day net inflow of $45.77 million. Bitwise’s BSOL saw an inflow of $29.45 million, with historical total inflows surpassing $574 million. The overall net asset value has reached $930 million, with cumulative attracted funds totaling $651 million, and market recognition continues to rise.

[Coin World] Recently, there is some pretty explosive news in the prediction market - the possibility of Kevin Hassett replacing Powell at the helm of the Fed has been pushed to 80%. This veteran of the supply-side economics has been shouting that the inflation war is over, and now it's time to cut interest rates.
If he really takes office, along with Kevin Walsh and this group of people, the Fed may welcome the most aggressive dovish lineup in decades. What does this mean? The monetary faucet is likely to open wide. The market has already begun to bet that interest rates will be pulled to the range of 2%-2.5%, with liquidity expectations being fully met. This could be a turning point for risk assets.

[Coin World] Stripe has new developments.
According to official disclosure from Metronome, this company specializing in enterprise billing and revenue operation systems has signed on to join Stripe. CEO Scott Woody revealed that the two companies will deeply integrate at the product level, aiming to cover complex billing scenarios ranging from self-service for small teams to large enterprises. In the future, Metronome will become a core module in Stripe's product matrix.
However, the transaction has not been fully completed, and the related delivery procedures are still in process.

[Coin World] Just noticed an outrageous on-chain transfer of PYUSD. Approximately 329 million Tokens, which amounts to 329 million USD, was directly moved from one mysterious Wallet to another mysterious Address.
PayPal's recently issued stablecoin has been quite active, and such a level of capital flow is usually not simple. Could it be that institutions are adjusting their positions? Or is a major player restructuring? The specific intent is unclear, but given the magnitude, it is worth paying attention to whether there will be a chain reaction in the future.

[BitPush] Around 6:03 AM this morning, there was a significant on-chain movement – nearly 100,000 SOL (specifically 98,500 SOL) flowed out from Bullish exchange, with the destination being the Fireblocks hosted wallet. Based on the price at that time, this transfer was worth approximately 13.71 million dollars.
What does a SOL transfer of this scale usually mean? It could indicate that institutions are adjusting their asset allocation or preparing for over-the-counter trading. As a professional institutional-grade hosted wallet provider, Fireblocks often receives large transfers from exchanges.
It is worth noting that the sender Bullish - this exchange is backed by Block.one, and their large-scale movements are often accompanied by certain strategic layouts. Recently, the SOL ecosystem has been gaining momentum, and the flow of this capital is worth continuing to observe.

【Coin World】A major exchange's latest update is here! They have added five projects to their listing plan: Humidifi(WET), zkPass(ZKP), Plume(PLUME), Hyperlane(HYPER), and Jupiter(JUPITER). It seems these coins are one step closer to official trading.