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Grayscale Launches Bittensor Trust Ahead of Halving
Grayscale’s Bittensor Trust began trading under GTAO on OTCQX ahead of the network’s first halving, expanding investor access to the TAO token.
Grayscale has brought its Bittensor Trust to public markets under the ticker GTAO on OTCQX, making the TAO token accessible to a wider set of investors. Previously private since its August 2024 launch, the trust is Grayscale’s latest single-asset vehicle aimed at providing exposure to a decentralized, AI-focused blockchain. Grayscale operates multiple cryptocurrency investment products, including ETFs, single-asset trusts, and index funds, with a history of expanding altcoin access to public investors.
The Bittensor network is scheduled for its first halving on December 14, which will reduce the emission of TAO tokens and increase scarcity. TAO supports an AI-driven, decentralized blockchain ecosystem where participants earn tokens for contributing computing resources to subnets and applications. The network’s capped supply of 21 million TAO mirrors Bitcoin-style halving cycles, aligning incentive structures with long-term scarcity principles.
Currently limited to accredited investors, GTAO will report financial statements to the SEC, providing transparency for institutional participants. Grayscale positions Bittensor as an open ecosystem for collective intelligence, emphasizing decentralized and transparent AI development. The trust expands exposure to AI-driven blockchain infrastructure while complementing Grayscale’s growing portfolio of altcoin and digital asset investment products.
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A16z Crypto Opens Seoul Office to Expand in Asia
A16z Crypto has launched its first Asia office in Seoul, South Korea, appointing Sungmo Park to lead regional expansion and portfolio support.
A16z Crypto, the blockchain-focused division of Andreessen Horowitz, announced the opening of its first office in Seoul, South Korea. Sungmo Park, former APAC lead at Monad and Polygon, has been appointed to head the firm’s regional operations. Park will guide portfolio companies seeking market entry, strategic partnerships, and localized support across Asia.
The expansion reflects the strong adoption of digital assets in Asia, particularly in South Korea, Japan, Singapore, and India. South Korea alone represents the world’s second-largest crypto market, with nearly one-third of adults owning digital assets. A16z Crypto aims to leverage this market concentration to accelerate growth for its portfolio companies and deepen regional engagement.
Through the Seoul office, A16z Crypto will offer hands-on support alongside its capital investments, assisting startups such as Aptos, Dapper Labs, EigenLayer, and Yuga Labs. The move underscores the firm’s strategy to provide operational guidance, regional insights, and network connectivity, strengthening its competitive position in the fast-growing APAC blockchain ecosystem.
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Revolut Partners with Trust Wallet for Instant EU Crypto Purchases
Revolut and Trust Wallet have launched instant crypto purchases in the EU, allowing users to send assets directly to a self-custodial wallet.
Revolut and Binance-owned Trust Wallet have partnered to offer European users instant cryptocurrency purchases with direct delivery to Trust Wallet, a self-custodial application. The integration supports RevolutPay, debit and credit cards, and bank transfers, enabling users to maintain full control of their assets immediately upon purchase. Initial support includes Bitcoin, Ether, Solana, USDC, and USDT, with additional assets planned for future rollout.
The collaboration coincides with Revolut’s expansion of its crypto services across the European Economic Area following its MiCA license obtained via Cyprus. The fintech, recently valued at $75 billion, has been scaling globally with banking licenses in Mexico and Colombia and partnerships with blockchain networks like Polygon Labs for cross-border crypto remittances.
By integrating with a self-custody wallet, Revolut addresses growing regulatory scrutiny and user demand for asset control, differentiating itself from traditional centralized exchange offerings. The partnership enhances Revolut’s position in the European crypto market and reflects broader trends toward consumer-friendly, regulated crypto infrastructure in established fintech ecosystems.
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Surf Raises $15M to Develop Crypto-Focused AI Model
Surf secured $15 million to build Surf 2.0, an AI platform tailored for institutional crypto research.
Surf, a San Francisco-based AI research platform for digital assets, raised $15 million in a funding round led by Pantera Capital, with Coinbase Ventures and Digital Currency Group also participating. The funds will support the development of Surf 2.0, the company’s next-generation AI model, and the expansion of its enterprise product for institutional users.
The platform differentiates itself from general-purpose AI models by training proprietary systems specifically for crypto markets, integrating on-chain data, social sentiment, and token activity. Surf 2.0 will include advanced models, multi-agent workflows, expanded datasets, and tools to automate tasks traditionally performed by human analysts. Enterprise clients will also benefit from dedicated infrastructure and enhanced security features designed for institutional requirements.
Since its July launch, Surf has generated over 1 million research reports and achieved 50% month-over-month growth. The platform is reportedly used by 80% of top exchanges and crypto research firms, reflecting its increasing adoption among professional market participants.
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Sei Integrates Crypto Wallet on Xiaomi Smartphones Globally
Sei launches a pre-installed crypto wallet on Xiaomi phones outside the US and China, with stablecoin payments planned for retail and online ecosystems.
Sei Labs announced a strategic collaboration with Xiaomi to pre-install its next-generation crypto wallet and discovery app on all new Xiaomi smartphones sold outside the US and mainland China. The rollout prioritizes regions with established crypto adoption, including Europe, Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa, providing millions of users seamless access to digital assets through Google and Xiaomi ID integration and multi-party computation wallet security.
The initiative also includes a $5 million Global Mobile Innovation Program to accelerate blockchain adoption across consumer devices. Future plans aim to integrate stablecoin payments across Xiaomi’s global retail network and digital ecosystem, targeting Hong Kong and the EU by mid-2026, with expansion to additional regulatory-compliant markets.
This collaboration positions Sei within a mainstream consumer context, expanding beyond crypto-native audiences. By embedding blockchain infrastructure into widely used devices, Sei leverages Xiaomi’s global market share to increase adoption, while offering high-performance transaction capabilities that support both peer-to-peer and consumer-to-business use cases.
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American Bitcoin and ProCap Expand BTC Holdings Despite Recent Stock Declines
American Bitcoin and ProCap Financial added to their Bitcoin reserves over the past week, even as both stocks remain sharply lower following recent volatility.
American Bitcoin Corp expanded its Bitcoin holdings during the week ended December 8, adding 416 BTC to bring its total reserve to 4,783 BTC. The company, majority owned by Hut 8 and co-founded by Eric Trump, said its Satoshis Per Share metric rose to 507, reflecting a more than 17% increase over the past month. Shares of ABTC were modestly higher on December 10 but remain well below levels seen before a sharp selloff earlier in December.
ProCap Financial, which recently finalized its SPAC merger and is led by Anthony Pompliano, also added to its Bitcoin position. The company purchased 49 BTC, lifting its total holdings to 5,000 BTC. ProCap said the transaction created a realized loss that can be used to offset future taxable gains, framing the move as part of a broader tax optimization strategy. Its shares also ticked higher in early trading, though the stock has declined significantly over the past several sessions.
Both firms continue to expand their balance-sheet exposure to Bitcoin as part of their corporate strategies, positioning themselves among the largest publicly traded holders of the asset. According to industry data, ProCap and American Bitcoin now rank as the 21st and 22nd largest public companies by BTC holdings.
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Canaan Reports Solid November Bitcoin Output as Expansion Advances
Canaan reported steady November Bitcoin production, expanded hashrate capacity, and growing crypto reserves as the company advances global mining buildout.
Canaan reported stable November Bitcoin mining performance alongside continued infrastructure expansion, producing 89 BTC and increasing deployed hashrate to 9.41 EH/s. The company also lifted its operating hashrate to 8.12 EH/s while maintaining competitive power costs at an average of $0.043 per kWh. Management said the North American fleet continued to improve in efficiency, with installed regional capacity reaching 91.2 MW by month end.
The company added 100 BTC during market pullbacks, bringing its total treasury to 1,730 BTC and 3,951 ETH. Canaan expects to energize roughly 1 EH/s of additional capacity by year end, with more hashrate scheduled to come online in early 2026. Recent efficiency metrics showed a global fleet average of 25.5 J/TH, reflecting ongoing optimization across mining sites in the Americas, Ethiopia, Malaysia, and the Middle East.
The operational update follows a $72 million strategic investment from institutional firms including Brevan Howard, Galaxy Digital, and Weiss Asset Management. The company also recently unveiled its next-generation Avalon A16 mining machines and continued its ongoing share repurchase program.
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Kalshi Wins Temporary Pause on Connecticut Enforcement
A federal judge granted Kalshi temporary relief from Connecticut regulators, halting enforcement actions as the company challenges state claims that its markets constitute illegal gambling.
Prediction markets platform Kalshi has won a temporary pause on enforcement actions from Connecticut regulators after filing a lawsuit challenging state claims that its event-based contracts constitute illegal gambling. US District Judge Vernon Oliver ordered the Department of Consumer Protection (DCP) to refrain from taking action while the court reviews Kalshi’s request for preliminary relief. The ruling follows DCP’s cease-and-desist notices issued on December 2 to Kalshi, Robinhood, and Crypto.com over alleged unlicensed sports-related wagering.
Kalshi contends that its markets, which allow trading on outcomes of future events, are federally regulated derivatives products overseen by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. The company obtained designated contract market status from the CFTC in 2020 and argues that Connecticut’s gambling laws are preempted by federal regulation. The lawsuit also seeks to prevent state action that could disrupt operations.
Under the court schedule, Connecticut must respond to Kalshi’s complaint by January 9, 2026, with the company filing additional arguments by January 30. Oral arguments are expected in mid-February. The decision provides temporary relief but signals an ongoing legal confrontation between state authorities and federally regulated derivatives platforms. Kalshi has faced similar challenges this year in Arizona, Illinois, Montana, and Ohio, highlighting broader tension between state gambling regulations and federal oversight of digital and event-based trading markets.
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Strive Launches $500 Million ATM Offering for Bitcoin
Strive announced a $500 million at-the-market offering of its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock to fund additional Bitcoin acquisitions and general corporate purposes.
Strive, the Nasdaq-listed structured finance firm co-founded by Vivek Ramaswamy, announced a $500 million at-the-market offering of its Variable Rate Series A Perpetual Preferred Stock (SATA) on December 9. The offering will be conducted under a sales agreement with Cantor Fitzgerald, Barclays, and Clear Street, allowing shares to be sold directly to the market at prevailing prices over time.
The proceeds are intended to fund future Bitcoin acquisitions alongside general corporate purposes. The SATA stock carries a 12.00% annual dividend, with the company retaining the ability to adjust the rate. The program follows Strive’s upsized SATA IPO in November, which saw 2 million shares priced at $80 per share, trading on the Nasdaq Global Market.
Strive operates as a publicly traded Bitcoin treasury firm, holding 7,525 BTC as of Nov. 7, and aims to increase BTC-per-share over time. The ATM offering provides flexibility for incremental capital deployment while supporting Strive’s broader objective of enhancing shareholder exposure to Bitcoin through structured financial instruments.
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IMF Flags Stablecoins as Emerging Market Risk
The IMF warns that USD-pegged stablecoins could undermine local currencies in emerging markets, though experts say their market size is not yet significant.
The International Monetary Fund’s December 2025 report cautions that USD-pegged stablecoins could facilitate currency substitution and capital outflows in emerging markets, potentially weakening local currencies and central bank control. According to IMF, stablecoins could bypass traditional capital flow management measures, allowing transactions outside established financial intermediaries.
Despite these concerns, experts argue that the stablecoin market remains too small to produce systemic macroeconomic effects. The combined market capitalization of major stablecoins, including USDT and USDC, stands near $264 billion, a fraction of global foreign exchange flows and the US dollar’s entrenched role in the financial system. Most stablecoins continue to serve primarily as on-ramps for crypto trading rather than broad-based treasury tools.
Emerging markets, particularly in Africa, the Middle East, Latin America, and the Caribbean, account for notable stablecoin inflows relative to GDP. However, these flows remain a small portion of the overall global payments ecosystem, limiting immediate macroeconomic disruption despite the theoretical risk outlined by the IMF.
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PNC Introduces Direct Bitcoin Trading for Private Bank Clients
PNC began offering direct Bitcoin trading to its high-net-worth clients through a Coinbase integration, expanding beyond passive crypto exposure.
PNC Bank has begun offering spot Bitcoin trading to clients of its private bank, becoming one of the first major US lenders to allow direct digital asset transactions within existing investment accounts. The rollout marks the initial phase of a broader integration with Coinbase, following a partnership announced earlier this year.
The service connects Coinbase’s institutional trading and custody infrastructure to PNC’s platform, enabling clients to execute trades and hold balances without shifting assets to external platforms. Executives said the move is aimed at retaining client relationships as interest in digital assets grows, even if near-term trading demand remains limited. PNC had previously provided access only to passive Bitcoin and Ether ETFs.
The bank expects to expand direct trading access to institutional accounts, nonprofits, endowments, and foundations early next year. The launch aligns with a wider trend across Wall Street, as firms including Bank of America and Vanguard broaden their crypto offerings to meet evolving client expectations.
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Tempo Launches Public Testnet for Payments-Focused Blockchain
Tempo, the Stripe- and Paradigm-incubated payments blockchain, launched its public testnet as it advances its stablecoin-first infrastructure for on-chain settlement.
Tempo, the payments-focused blockchain valued at roughly $5 billion following its recent Series A raise, launched its public testnet on December 9. The protocol is designed to provide instant settlement, low fees, and a stablecoin-native experience, targeting capabilities it says most general-purpose blockchains lack for financial applications.
The firm completed a $500 million Series A in October backed by Thrive Capital, Greenoaks, Sequoia Capital, Ribbit Capital, and SV Angel. Stripe and Paradigm, which incubated the project, did not participate in the round. Tempo is building an Ethereum-compatible Layer 1 optimized for high-throughput payments and is working with companies including OpenAI, Shopify, Visa, Anthropic, and Deutsche Bank.
Klarna recently issued KlarnaUSD, a USD-backed stablecoin on Tempo, with plans for a mainnet launch in 2026. Tempo positions itself as purpose-built for real-world payments, drawing on Stripe’s global payments expertise and Paradigm’s focus on crypto infrastructure.
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ASIC Broadens Stablecoin Relief for Intermediaries
Australia’s ASIC expands licensing and custody exemptions for stablecoin and wrapped token intermediaries, aiming to foster digital asset innovation and operational efficiency.
Australia’s Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has finalized a new phase of relief for stablecoin and wrapped token intermediaries, extending licensing and custody exemptions. The measures allow intermediaries engaged in secondary distribution to operate without separate licenses, provided they hold appropriate Australian Financial Services (AFS), market, or clearing facility authorizations. The relief also permits providers to maintain digital assets in omnibus accounts, subject to sound record-keeping and reconciliation processes.
This decision builds on ASIC’s September guidance and aims to streamline operations while supporting innovation in Australia’s digital asset and payment sectors. Eligible stablecoins must maintain full reserves and unconditional redemption rights, while wrapped tokens require equivalent backing. Issuers are mandated to publish quarterly and annual audited reserve reports to ensure transparency and compliance with financial product regulations.
Industry observers welcomed the update as a pragmatic balance between regulatory oversight and operational efficiency. By clarifying custody and licensing frameworks, ASIC seeks to reduce friction for intermediaries, promote responsible stablecoin issuance, and foster the growth of Australia’s blockchain ecosystem.
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Exodus Launches Exodus Pay to Mainstream Stablecoin Spending
Exodus introduces Exodus Pay, a self-custodial payments platform enabling users to hold, spend, and send digital dollars via stablecoins, integrated into its existing wallet.
Exodus Movement, Inc. has unveiled Exodus Pay, a self-custodial payments platform designed to simplify stablecoin usage for everyday consumers. Integrated into the existing Exodus wallet, the platform allows users to spend digital dollars with a card or Apple Pay, send stablecoins to friends using phone numbers, and earn rewards, all while maintaining full self-custody. This development positions Exodus at the forefront of expanding crypto beyond investment into daily financial transactions.
The rollout addresses a broader trend of digital currency adoption and the rising demand for unified money management solutions. By consolidating holding, spending, and sending of assets within a single app, Exodus Pay reduces friction for users with little to no crypto experience. The platform also supports future asset classes, reinforcing Exodus’ long-term strategy to become a central hub for digital financial management.
Operationally, Exodus Pay allows instant stablecoin payments and balance funding, with users retaining complete control over their assets. Scheduled to begin early 2026, the platform highlights Exodus’ emphasis on intuitive design, security, and regulatory compliance. By merging self-custody with mainstream usability, Exodus aims to make stablecoin payments as seamless as traditional money, bridging digital finance and everyday commerce.
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MoonPay Partners with Tangem to Expand DeFi Access
MoonPay and Tangem integrate to enable seamless crypto on- and off-ramping, allowing Tangem Wallet users to buy, sell, and manage digital assets directly.
MoonPay, a global leader in crypto payments, has partnered with Tangem, the NFC-enabled hardware wallet provider, to broaden access to decentralized finance. The integration allows Tangem Wallet users to purchase and sell digital assets directly within the app using traditional payment methods, including credit cards, bank transfers, Apple Pay, and Google Pay.
The collaboration combines Tangem’s secure, seedless hardware wallets with MoonPay’s payment infrastructure, delivering a full-service onramp and offramp for digital assets. Users can now fund their wallets, swap tokens across supported blockchains, and cash out to a bank account or card, all without leaving the Tangem ecosystem. The integration aims to simplify self-custody while maintaining high security standards.
This partnership underscores the growing institutional and retail demand for frictionless access to DeFi. By embedding regulated payment solutions into Tangem Wallet, MoonPay and Tangem provide an integrated experience that supports mainstream adoption while ensuring regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions, including the US, UK, EU, Canada, and Australia.
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