Sun Yuchen, the founder of Tron, invested $30 million in World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the DeFi project of US President-elect Trump, becoming the largest investor in the project. Sun Yuchen wrote on the X platform: "The United States is becoming a blockchain center, and the rise of Bitcoin is thanks to Trump." A WLFI spokesperson said in a statement: "There have been several major purchases in recent weeks, and we are confident of future success. More such developments are expected in the coming weeks and months."

BNB Chain ecosystem re-hypothecation infrastructure Kernel announced that it has raised a total of US$10 million in multiple rounds of financing. Investors include Binance Labs, SCB Limited, Laser Digital, Bankless Ventures, Hypersphere, Draper Dragon, DACM, CYPHER, ArkStream Capital, HTX Ventures, Avid VC, GSR, Cluster Capital, Longhash Ventures, Via BTC, Side Door Ventures, NOIA and DWF Labs.

Through Restaking technology, Kernel transforms BNB's security into a programmable and attributable trust mechanism to support a variety of crypto applications, services, and middleware. Kernel plans to provide shared decentralized economic security for BNB Chain by integrating native and liquid staking tokens (LSTs), and gradually expand to other first-level blockchains (L1), including BTC and its derivative assets.

As of November 24, MicroStrategy held a total of 386,700 bitcoins, with a total purchase cost of approximately US$21.9 billion and an average cost of US$56,761 per bitcoin.

According to Aggr News, Robinhood’s US platform has officially launched the WIF token.

Apple CEO Tim Cook recently revealed in an interview that he has personally held Bitcoin for three years as part of his diversified investment. However, Cook made it clear that this investment is a personal act and has nothing to do with Apple. Apple will not incorporate cryptocurrency into its business model, including payment systems or company portfolios, in the near future or in the future.

Digital asset investment products saw their largest weekly inflows last week, at $3.13 billion, bringing year-to-date total inflows to a new high of $37 billion.

Solana currently has 107.5 million monthly active addresses, and is expected to break the record of 123 million set in October by the end of the month. In addition, Solana's main platforms Pump.fun and Raydium set new highs in transaction fee income this month, reaching US$71.5 million and US$182 million respectively.

The total supply of ZRC is 10 billion, of which 21% is allocated to community rewards, including 7% for the first quarter airdrop, 3% for the second quarter airdrop, and 2.45% for other activities. The token allocation for the team and investors has a 12-month lock-up period, and then a linear release over 24 months.

November 25, 2024 19:30 (GMT+8): 1000 WHYUSDT perpetual contracts; November 25, 2024 19:45 (GMT+8): 1000 CHEEMSUSDT perpetual contracts.

Singapore Gulf Bank (SGB), backed by Bahrain sovereign wealth fund Mumtalakat and Singapore Whampoa Group, is seeking to raise at least US$50 million in a round of financing and plans to acquire a stablecoin payment company next year, according to people familiar with the matter. The bank obtained a license in Bahrain in February this year and is currently in talks with a Middle Eastern sovereign wealth fund and other investors to sell less than 10% of its equity by early 2025. The funds raised will be mainly used to accelerate product development, enhance the bank's payment network and recruit more employees. The bank plans to acquire a stablecoin payment company in the Middle East or Europe in the first quarter.