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Quick Take Summary is AI generated, newsroom reviewed. Vitalik Buterin defended Ethereum staking exit delays as essential for security. The Ethereum staking queue surpassed 2.6 million ETH, worth nearly $11.7 billion. Kiln withdrawal of 1.6 million ETH significantly increased the staking queue. Over 35.6 million ETH remains staked, showing validator confidence persists. Future upgrades may balance validator exit flexibility with network stability.References INSIGHT: Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has
USAT represents Tether's bet: they can obtain regulatory legitimacy for institutional users while maintaining flexibility for retail users globally.
House lawmakers urge SEC to implement Trump’s executive order, enabling 401(k) investors access to cryptocurrencies, potentially impacting 90 million U.S. retirement savers while market stickiness could drive significant crypto investment flows over coming years.
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The core feature of the next cycle will no longer be a "speculative liquidity shock," but rather the structural integration of cryptocurrencies with global capital markets.
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- 22:42ONDO submits tokenized securities roadmap to the US SECJinse Finance reported that ONDO has submitted its tokenized securities roadmap to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), advocating support for multiple asset ownership models and promoting broader on-chain integration to help the United States maintain its leading position in the asset tokenization transformation.
- 22:10Spot gold falls 0.30%, down 1% this weekJinse Finance reported that on Friday (December 5), at the close of trading in New York, spot gold fell by 0.30% to $4,194.86 per ounce, with a cumulative decline of 1.03% for the week.
- 21:55Strive urges MSCI not to exclude Bitcoin reserve companiesJinse Finance reported that the Nasdaq-listed structured finance company Strive has sent a letter to MSCI CEO Henry Fernandez, requesting a reconsideration of the proposed index rule changes. The proposed rules would exclude companies with digital asset holdings exceeding 50% of total assets from major stock indices. Strive stated that this move would deviate from the principle of index neutrality.