Japanese company Metaplanet announced plans to raise $136 million to purchase more Bitcoin. （The Bitcoin Historian）

According to the heat ranking, ZEC's popularity has increased by 510000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking first. The heat ranking is as follows: ① ZEC （$363.55，-20.39%） ② PIPPIN （$0.1463，15.02%） ③ ETH （$2838.26，-5.63%） ④ LSK （$0.2315，-14.29%） ⑤ ARC （$0.04211，-0.52%） The main selling force of ZEC funds is strong, with a net outflow of $156 million in 24 hours and a transaction volume of $3288 million in 24 hours, of which the main net outflow is $620.37 million.

[Digital Asset Investment Products Recorded $1.07 Billion Net Inflows Last Week] CoinShares released a weekly report on December 1, stating that digital asset ETPs saw $1.07 billion in net inflows last week after four consecutive weeks of outflows, primarily driven by U.S. interest rate cut expectations sparked by comments from Federal Reserve member John Williams. Despite low trading volumes during Thanksgiving week, the U.S. led globally with nearly $1 billion in inflows. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP recorded inflows of $464 million, $309 million, and a record-breaking $289 million, respectively.

Monitoring shows that in the past 6 months, an address (0xa88ed7316d3aa7dA1b14AAeA31d87fB803C1d) has purchased a total of 2.33 million LINK from OKX and Binance at a cost of $38.86 million. The total value of these LINK is currently 28.38 million US dollars, with a book loss of 10.5 million US dollars. （Onchain Lens）

[Singapore Tokenize Xchange Founder Sued, Users Claim $60.5 Million] Over 270 former users of Tokenize Xchange have filed a lawsuit in the Singapore High Court against the platform's founder, Hong Qi Yu, and his wife, Erin Koo, accusing them of fraudulently misappropriating customer assets and claiming $60.5 million in damages. Tokenize Xchange, operated by AmazingTech, was shut down after the Monetary Authority of Singapore rejected its application for a digital payment token license in July 2025. According to a report by the interim judicial manager, AmazingTech owes customers approximately $266.3 million but holds only $2.6 million in assets. Singapore authorities are investigating potential illegal activities involving AmazingTech and its related entities, including fraudulent transactions.