Crypto Briefing

In December, multiple crypto projects, including Cardano, Jito, and Aptos, will unlock a combined $600 million in tokens, potentially leading to market volatility.

$XRP's market cap has surpassed $100 billion, driven by Donald Trump's pro-crypto stance, SEC Chair Gary Gensler's resignation, and Ripple's business expansion.

Ripple is set to receive approval from the New York Department of Financial Services to launch its RLUSD stablecoin, entering the US crypto market and competing with issuers like Circle.

Virtuals Protocol, an AI agent deployment ecosystem on the Base blockchain, has seen its native token, $VIRTUAL, surge 150% in value, with Base's TVL reaching $3.5 billion.

The $HYPE token from HyperLiquid surged from $3.2 to $4.8 after a community airdrop, achieving a market capitalization of $1.6 billion.

A crypto user named p0pular.eth successfully convinced AI agent Freysa to transfer its $47,000 prize pool by cleverly reframing the purpose of the "approveTransfer" function.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a new law classifying digital assets as property for foreign trade, exempting crypto mining from VAT, and setting specific tax rates and reporting requirements.

The stablecoin market is experiencing significant growth, with its market cap reaching $190 billion and potential US adoption rising to 10% of M2 transactions, driven by regulatory reforms.

AI agents are reshaping the crypto landscape, with projects like $GOAT, Zerebro, Dolos, and aiXBT achieving significant market caps and redefining innovation, utility, and hype.

Switzerland's Canton of Bern parliament has approved exploring Bitcoin mining to address excess energy use and stabilize the power grid, despite initial government opposition and regulatory concerns.