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The first U. S. -listed exchange-traded fund tracking the value of Chainlink’s native token, LINK, went live on the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday. source: https://zycrypto.com/chainlink-gears-up-for-fresh-boost-as-uss-first-ever-spot-link-etf-debuts-on-nyse/

Bank of America, the second-largest bank in the world by market cap, has become the latest Wall Street titan to join the crypto rush. source: https://zycrypto.com/the-worlds-second-biggest-bank-recommends-up-to-4-bitcoin-allocation-in-portfolios/

Vitalik Buterin recently sent a 256 ETH grant to two messaging projects, Session and SimpleX Chat, without the usual ecosystem fanfare. The gesture was modest in size but pointed in intent, because both applications occupy a part of the internet that rarely gets real support: metadata-resistant communication. source: https://cryptoslate.com/inside-vitaliks-256-eth-grants-when-eth-falls-privacy-rises/

Robinhood Markets Inc (NASDAQ:HOOD) shares are trading higher Tuesday afternoon, climbing nearly 2. 20% to $125. 95 as a sharp recovery in the cryptocurrency market fuels inv source: https://www.benzinga.com/trading-ideas/movers/25/12/49172482/robinhood-stock-is-bouncing-back-tuesday-why-bitcoins-surge-matters?utm_source=cryptopanic.com&utm_campaign=partner_feed&utm_medium=partner_feed&utm_content=site

The job listing calls for an engineering lead able to design a payments platform “from the ground up” rather than relying on third parties. source: https://www.theblock.co/post/381113/elon-musks-x-money-searches-payments-platform-tech-lead-solana-eager-help?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss

Strategy's heavy Bitcoin exposure faces new pressure. source: https://www.thestreet.com/crypto/business/popular-tesla-investor-warns-saylors-bitcoin-model-destroys-value

According to Cointelegraph, U.S. Representative Stephen Lynch questioned Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michelle Bowman during a Tuesday oversight hearing regarding her previous comments on digital assets. Lynch expressed concern over Bowman's encouragement for banks to fully engage with digital assets, probing the Federal Reserve's involvement in developing crypto frameworks. The inquiry highlighted Lynch's confusion over the definition of stablecoins. During the hearing, Lynch referenced Bowman's remarks from the Santander International Banking Conference in November, where she advocated for banks to engage with digital assets. However, Bowman clarified that her comments were directed towards digital assets broadly, not specifically cryptocurrencies. Lynch's questioning led to a discussion on the differences between digital assets and stablecoins. Bowman explained that Congress, through the GENIUS Act, had authorized the Federal Reserve to explore a regulatory framework for digital assets. She stated, "The GENIUS Act requires us to promulgate regulations to allow these types of activities." The hearing also addressed the stability of stablecoins, which are typically pegged to fiat currencies like the US dollar. While stablecoins are generally stable, there have been instances of depegging, such as the Terra algorithmic stablecoin crash in 2022. Despite these occurrences, most stablecoins maintain their peg with minimal fluctuation. Bowman had previously suggested that Federal Reserve staff should be allowed to hold small amounts of crypto or digital assets to better understand the technology. Travis Hill, acting chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), also testified at the hearing. The FDIC is among the agencies tasked with implementing the GENIUS Act, signed into law by U.S. President Donald Trump in July. Hill announced that the FDIC plans to propose a stablecoin framework later this month, which will outline requirements for supervising issuers. This development is part of a broader effort to establish regulatory clarity in the digital asset space.

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Zhao Binghao, Dean of the Institute of Financial Technology and Law at China University of Political Science and Law, pointed out that the central bank's explicit classification of stablecoins as virtual currencies does not mean that stablecoins are "contraband" in the sense of criminal law.

After the massive sell-off on 10.11, the crypto market did not see a retaliatory rebound. Instead, it continued to plummet in November, with Bitcoin falling below the $90,000 mark and Ethereum dropping to around $2,800.

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LambdaClass founder Fede explains antifragility, the 1 Gigagas scaling goal, and the Lean Ethereum vision.

The future may not belong to any particular form of currency, just as it never has. It may belong to the range from cash to digital currency.

Valentino faced criticism after releasing an AI-generated advert for its DeVain handbag, with many calling the visuals unsettling and poorly made. The backlash highlights concerns that using AI in luxury campaigns may reduce human creativity and the brand’s artistic appeal.

If more companies adopt this model, membership points will evolve into something more useful than the useless points we've always accepted.

When volatility sets in, only two things matter for stablecoins: whether they can be redeemed and how quickly.

South Korea’s government must submit a plan for a unified stablecoin framework by 10 December 2025, or lawmakers may push their own bill. Banks and regulators disagree over control, while private firms are already developing stablecoin projects amid the uncertainty.