Today’s Crypto Hot Topics Collection, 1-minute Get Market Focus

1. #BTC、 #ETH、 #SOl Shocking everyone to numbness. Last night, the US November non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate both exceeded expectations, benefiting risk markets, and Crypto concept stocks surged across the board.

2. Cato’s view: Currently, macro market expectations are not clear enough; we need to wait for the implementation of the Japanese yen rate hike and November inflation data, only then can the market effectively judge current expectations. Waiting for the “drop of the shoe.”

3. #PIPPIN Hit a new all-time high and then plummeted over 30%. Investors say the project team has been caught. Negative factors include data disclosure showing 80% of supply is controlled by internal addresses.

4. The US SEC has ended a four-year investigation into the Aave protocol, but AAVE has fallen into a quagmire of a battle between the founding team and DAO for profit sharing, with both sides tangled up.

5. Paradigm’s two senior officials have resigned consecutively. Amid overall market pressure, this is still interpreted as: industry liquidity and talent flow are accelerating, and Crypto is losing its appeal.

6. BNB Chain officially announced the launch of a new stablecoin based on BNB Chain. This may spark new trading pairs and MEME, so stay tuned!

7. Flow ecosystem’s mainstream wallet Blocto announced it will cease operations, after previously raising $80 million in valuation funding. The reason is that FLOW has fallen over 99%, causing long-term losses for the project. FLOW’s market cap is still $300 million! Can you believe it?

8. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman rarely publicly responded to posts related to the Worldcoin team. #WLD remains silent as a dead cat. Market cap is $5.2 billion.

9. JD.com has restarted its digital collectibles business, launching a new digital asset transfer service on the “Lingxi” platform. The last time it was popular was in 2021, four years ago.

10. Market forecast: The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates twice next year. The dates for the next two FOMC meetings are January 28, 2026, and March 18, 2026.