[Truth.Fi Launches Five ETFs Listed on NYSE] On December 30, Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT)'s fintech brand Truth.Fi launched five Truth Social ETFs, which are listed today on the New York Stock Exchange. These ETFs focus on American manufacturing and cover multiple industries, including: Truth Social U.S. Security and Defense ETF (TSSD), Truth Social U.S. Frontier ETF (TSFN), Truth Social U.S. Icons ETF (TSIC), Truth Social U.S. Energy Security ETF (TSES), and Truth Social U.S. Red States Real Estate ETF (TSRS).

U.S. market structure legislation is poised to be the dominant force for digital assets, while near-term concerns about quantum computing are overdone. What to know : Grayscale expects a bipartisan U.S. crypto market structure bill to pass in 2026. Clearer rules could accelerate institutional adoption and onchain activity. Quantum computing risks are real, but unlikely to affect prices next year, the asset manager said.

Jordan Peterson asked if Bitcoin would absorb all investment capital, and Saylor responded that Bitcoin is doing so and stated that this is the reason for his involvement. （Bitcoin Archive）

Wall Street giant Cantor Fitzgerald stated in a CNBC livestream that Michael Saylor will not sell his holdings of Bitcoin. （The Bitcoin Historian）

[BlackRock IBIT Transfers 657.962 BTC to Coinbase Prime] According to Arkham monitoring, approximately twelve minutes ago, BlackRock transferred 657.962 BTC, valued at approximately $57.83 million, to a Coinbase Prime address through its Bitcoin exchange-traded fund IBIT.