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- Solana’s Q3 2025 sell-off reflects strong network performance (80M daily transactions) but a $352.8M company net loss from derivatives and financing costs. - Market sentiment diverged: $113.5B market cap growth vs. 6.87% stock drop post-earnings, driven by macroeconomic risks and regulatory uncertainty. - Upgrades like Alpenglow (150ms finality) and ZK Compression v2 (5,200x cost reduction) position Solana for institutional adoption despite short-term volatility. - Investors face a dilemma: 32.7% DeFi TV

- DoorDash’s stock rose 1.78% on Dec 2, 2025, despite a 20.32% weekly drop, showing long-term investor confidence. - Officer Lee Gordon S filed to sell 2,159 shares via Rule 10b5-1 plan, part of routine insider trading strategy . - Director Alfred Lin bought $100M in DASH shares, contrasting with 90-day insider sales of $174.5M. - Institutional investors showed mixed activity, with Panagora buying and Spyglass, Arrowstreet reducing stakes. - Analysts maintain "Moderate Buy" rating, projecting growth amid v

- Bitcoin's late 2025 volatility reflects macroeconomic pressures, Fed policy shifts, and regulatory changes impacting institutional demand. - Sharp price swings from $126k to $87k highlight sensitivity to inflation, interest rates, and leveraged trading risks amid delayed economic data. - New U.S. crypto laws and ETF approvals boosted institutional participation, but geopolitical risks and token unlocks maintained uncertainty. - A potential Fed rate cut and stabilizing inflation could reignite risk appeti

- ChainOpera AI (COAI) token's 96% collapse in late 2025 exposed systemic risks in AI-blockchain markets, mirroring 2008 crisis patterns through centralized governance and speculative hype. - COAI's extreme centralization (96% supply in top 10 wallets) and tokenomics (80% locked until 2026) created liquidity crises, undermining blockchain's decentralized ethos. - Regulatory actions intensified post-crash, with SEC/DOJ clarifying custody rules and targeting fraud, yet CLARITY/GENIUS Acts created compliance

- COAI token's 88% devaluation in late 2025 erased $116.8M, exposing systemic risks in AI-integrated DeFi ecosystems. - Centralized control (87.9% tokens in 10 wallets) and algorithmic stablecoin failures enabled coordinated manipulation and liquidity collapse. - Regulatory gaps allowed cross-border operations in jurisdictions like Southeast Asia, highlighting urgent need for AI-powered oversight and standardized protocols. - Investors must prioritize smart contract audits, transparent governance, and on-c

- Pudgy Penguins (PENGU) plummeted 30% in late 2025 due to regulatory uncertainty, algorithmic trading triggers, and a $66.6M team activity event. - The collapse exposed systemic risks in crypto, including stablecoin liquidity crises and interconnectedness with traditional finance via ETFs and leverage. - Investors are urged to prioritize diversification, liquidity monitoring, and regulatory compliance to mitigate risks from opaque projects and volatile markets.

- Japan launched its Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) on Dec 2, 2025, to audit and eliminate inefficient tax breaks and subsidies. - The initiative, modeled on but distinct from the U.S. DOGE , emphasizes data-driven reviews and public feedback to redirect funds to priority areas. - Finance Minister Taro Aso stressed alignment with Bank of Japan's monetary policy and fiscal transparency, aiming to restore public trust amid economic challenges. - Reforms targeting outdated subsidies will begin in

- LUNA rose 5.15% in 24 hours to $0.0712 but fell 1.11% monthly and 82.78% yearly. - Analysts highlight macroeconomic pressures, regulatory risks, and competition as key challenges for LUNA's long-term viability. - Recent market dynamics show mixed signals, with short-term stabilization contrasting ongoing bearish trends and uncertain recovery prospects. - Institutional adoption and structural improvements in scalability/governance are seen as critical for LUNA's potential market repositioning.
- 03:44Telegram founder: The EU pressures dissenting platforms, but platforms that suppress users' voices through algorithms remain untouchedJinse Finance reported that Telegram founder Pavel Durov posted on the X platform, stating that the European Union is specifically targeting platforms that host "untimely" speech or dissenting voices (such as Telegram, X, TikTok, etc.) for regulation. Meanwhile, platforms that suppress users' voices through algorithms, despite having far more serious issues with illegal content, have largely remained untouched.
- 03:38US fintech company Clear Street plans to go public in early 2026 with a valuation of $12 billionAccording to ChainCatcher, citing a report from the Financial Times, US fintech company Clear Street is seeking to go public in early 2026 at a valuation of approximately $12 billion, with Goldman Sachs expected to participate in the deal. Clear Street primarily provides equity and bond underwriting and advisory services for companies accumulating bitcoin and other digital assets, covering IPO strategies and financing in the blockchain and digital asset sectors, cryptocurrency financial strategies, mergers and acquisitions, and strategic partnerships. It is reported that the company has close ties with the Trump family's media group.
- 03:11A certain whale purchased $13.89 million worth of assets from an exchange and now holds LINK, ETH, ENA, and others.According to ChainCatcher, Onchain Lens monitoring shows that a certain whale has purchased assets worth $13.89 million from an exchange. Currently, this whale holds assets valued at $74.83 million, including: 1.62 million LINK, worth $22.01 million; 6,050 ETH, worth $18.29 million; 43.53 million ENA, worth $11.27 million; 32,910 AAVE, worth $6.02 million; 8.08 million ONDO, worth $3.75 million; 1.49 million PENDLE, worth $3.6 million; 596,510 UNI, worth $3.26 million; 6.47 million ARB, worth $1.3 million; 22.59 million SKY, worth $1.18 million; and 3.16 million OP, worth $950,500.