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Hasset: In agreement with Goolsbee's view, there is still ample room for interest rate cuts.

Golden Finance reports that Kevin Hassett, director of the White House National Economic Council, stated that President Trump will appoint his own person as the Fed chairman, and once this happens, the Fed will no longer be an issue. Hassett stated that he believes the U.S. economy is not in an "employment recession" and that the situation of excessive inflation has ended. At the same time, in line with Goolsbee's view, there is still ample room for interest rate cuts.
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50 million USDT from the fisher is unlikely to be returned, the funds have been converted to ETH and laundered through Tornado.

According to ChainCatcher news, on-chain analyst Yu Jin monitored that a Whale/institution that lost 50 million USDT to phishing sent a message to the phisher, stating that if they could return the 50 million USDT taken, they would be willing to offer 1 million USD as a white hat bounty. As of now, the phisher has not responded, but it is highly unlikely they will return the money, as it has long been converted to ETH and washed away through Tornado.
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U.S. Digital Asset Market Clarity Act to undergo key review in January, crypto regulation framework may see a major breakthrough

Important progress has been made in the United States on cryptocurrency regulation legislation. David Sacks, the White House's Director of Artificial Intelligence and Cryptocurrency Affairs, recently stated that the highly anticipated Digital Asset Market Clarity Act has been scheduled to enter the formal review stage in the Senate in January next year. This statement is seen as an important signal for the United States to establish a clear regulatory framework for the cryptocurrency market. Sacks revealed on social platform X that he has communicated with Senate Banking Committee Chairman Tim Scott and Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman John Boozman. Both key legislators confirmed that the bill will be submitted to the relevant committees for review in January. Sacks emphasized that the milestone cryptocurrency legislation, promoted by President Trump, is now "closer than ever" to passing.
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19:49

Trump to deliver a national address: responding to poll decline or preview of New Year policies

Golden Finance reports that Trump stated on social media that he will deliver a prime-time speech to the nation at 9 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday (10 a.m. Beijing Time on Thursday). This speech comes at a critical moment as Trump approaches the end of his first year back at the White House, with his approval ratings declining and the economy facing headwinds. Over the past year, Trump has focused on reshaping the relationship between the U.S. economy and national security. He has imposed tariffs on trade partners and key industries, and has clashed fiercely with allies over defense spending, immigration, and the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Domestically, he has continually tested the boundaries of executive power, pushed for a reorganization of the federal government, and carried out large-scale deportations of undocumented immigrants while tightening legal entry channels. This speech provides Trump with a platform to highlight his achievements and outline priorities for the coming year, as the Republican Party strives to maintain control of Congress in the midterm elections next November. Midterm elections typically result in the president's party losing seats in Congress. The White House has revealed that
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The New York Times: Since Trump took office, the SEC has withdrawn nearly 60% of crypto cases, with a clear shift in regulatory stance

Latest reports indicate that since Donald Trump returned to the White House, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has significantly slowed its enforcement efforts in the cryptocurrency industry. According to The New York Times, the SEC has withdrawn, paused, or dismissed nearly 60% of cryptocurrency-related cases, a change that has garnered widespread attention within the industry. The report notes that while enforcement actions in traditional financial markets continue, since January this year, cryptocurrency companies have become the most affected group. Numerous investigations into crypto projects and trading platforms have been halted or canceled, indicating a shift in regulatory focus. Among the most notable cases are the longstanding lawsuits the SEC previously filed against Ripple Labs and major centralized exchanges (CEX). Both landmark cases have been substantially withdrawn. The New York Times also mentioned that the SEC is no longer actively pursuing any companies with known connections to Trump, sparking discussions about the motivation behind the regulatory changes.
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The US SEC has dropped 60% of the crypto cases inherited from the Biden era, most of which involve business dealings with the Trump family.

After Trump's return to the White House, the SEC adopted a lenient approach to cryptocurrency cases, withdrawing most cases related to Trump, indicating an enforcement bias during Trump's second term. Cryptocurrency cases filed during Biden's term are significantly more numerous than during Trump's tenure, and the SEC made notable concessions on cases linked to Trump and his family.
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Opinion: No matter who takes over as Federal Reserve Chair, the U.S. Treasury Secretary is the real power holder.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen oversees the selection of the Federal Reserve Chair, emphasizing that the regulatory agenda should be aligned with the White House, interest rates should be lowered, and the Treasury Department should be responsible for debt management. Analysts believe that the Fed's independence has been compromised, which could lead to a trust crisis and potentially cause future economic difficulties.
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React vulnerability exploited by hackers, cryptocurrency websites face a wave of JavaScript theft attacks

Recently, a type of front-end attack targeting cryptocurrency users has been spreading rapidly. According to the cybersecurity non-profit organization Security Alliance (SEAL), hackers are exploiting a newly discovered vulnerability in the open-source front-end JavaScript library React to implant cryptocurrency theft programs into legitimate websites, with a significant increase in related attack cases. React is one of the most mainstream web front-end frameworks currently, widely used to build various websites and web applications. On December 3rd, React's official team disclosed that a serious security vulnerability, numbered CVE-2025-55182, was discovered by white-hat hacker Lachlan Davidson. This vulnerability allows unauthenticated remote code execution, enabling attackers to inject and execute malicious code on the website's front end.
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Law Firm: After experimenting in 2025, cryptocurrency company IPOs will face a true test in 2026

Golden Finance reports that Laura Katherine Mann, a partner at the law firm White & Case, stated that 2025 is the "testing year" for cryptocurrency IPOs, and 2026 will be the real year of judgment, when the market will determine whether digital asset上市 companies are a long-term viable asset class or merely trading opportunities in a bull market. She pointed out that the composition of companies planning to go public in 2026 will lean more towards financial infrastructure, regulated exchanges and brokers, custody and infrastructure service providers, as well as stablecoin payment and vault management platforms. Against the backdrop of a more constructive US regulatory environment and increasing institutionalization, the IPO window is supported; but Mann also emphasized that valuation discipline, macro risks, and cryptocurrency price trends will ultimately determine how many transactions can
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Negotiations on the US Crypto Market Structure Act continue and may be delayed until January next year

Odaily Planet Daily reports that negotiations in the U.S. Senate over the Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act have not yet resolved multiple disagreements, and substantial progress may be delayed until January next year. The legislative text has been privately circulated among industry insiders, and industry executives briefly reviewed the current draft at a White House meeting on Thursday, hosted by President Donald Trump's crypto advisor Patrick Witt. The negotiations involve four parties: Senate Democrats, Republicans, the White House, and the crypto industry, with four major disagreements still to be resolved. These disagreements include ethical standards for government officials' involvement in digital assets, especially regarding President Donald Trump’s participation, whether stablecoins should be tied to yields, and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)’s jurisdiction over tokens and its authority to regulate decentralized finance (DeFi). Patrick
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03:42

Samczsun posted: Annual review of smart contracts is the crucial fourth step in ensuring the security of the protocol

ChainCatcher message, Security Alliance founder Samczsun posted that relying solely on code audits, formal verification, and high bug bounty rewards is still not enough to prevent hacker attacks. The annual review of smart contracts is the key fourth step to ensure protocol security. Samczsun pointed out: 1. Higher bug bounties cannot prevent hacker attacks because it only doubles down on the assumption that white hats will find vulnerabilities before black hats. The same amount can be used to support multiple re-audits over several years. 2. Risk levels grow linearly with TVL, but security budgets do not increase accordingly. 3. Audit reports are only security assessments at a specific point in time, which can expire. Since the protocol environment is constantly changing, the only way to refresh the assessment is to conduct re-audits. Samczsun believes that by 2026, the crypto industry should adopt an annual
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03:38

The U.S. Senate's Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act stalls due to tight schedule

After weeks of bipartisan negotiations, the legislation on cryptocurrency market structure in the U.S. Senate has yet to make substantial progress. Democrats submitted the latest counterproposal, accepting some Republican framework, but insisting on major reforms in financial stability, market integrity, national security enforcement, and digital asset conduct for public officials. These disagreements indicate that there is still no consensus within the Senate on the core regulatory framework of the bill. Key points of contention include digital asset information disclosure, secondary market protections, tools for illegal financial identification and suppression, compliance obligations for decentralized platforms, and restrictions on stablecoin yields. Democrats are also pushing for strict ethical standards to prevent elected officials from profiting through cryptocurrency projects, which is closely related to controversies involving investments by the Trump family. However, the White House has vetoed some ethical provisions and Democratic nomination requirements, further complicating negotiations.
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Hassett reiterates his stance on rate cuts, supports the proposal for regional Fed presidents to reside in their districts for three years

Odaily Planet Daily News: Kevin Hassett, the Director of the White House National Economic Council and a leading candidate to become the next Federal Reserve Chair, reiterated on Friday his expectation that Fed policymakers will cut interest rates at next week's meeting. "Now is a good time for the Fed to cautiously cut rates again," he said on Fox Business Channel. He predicted that as the economy recovers from the recent federal government shutdown and new factories come online, there will be an economic boom in early 2026. Hassett also publicly supported Treasury Secretary Besant's proposal to add a residency requirement for regional Fed presidents. Hassett said, "The reason we established all these regional Feds was to ensure a federal system where regions with different concerns could all have a voice at the decision-making level." Besant said on Wednesday that she would push for new rules requiring candidates for regional Fed presidents to have lived in their district for at least three years—a measure the Trump administration accuses the Fed of exceeding...
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Trump's push to ban state-level AI legislation stalled in Congress, White House may turn to executive orders for pressure

The proposal to ban state-level artificial intelligence legislation, promoted by U.S. President Trump, failed to pass in Congress, increasing the risks for the White House and the AI affairs director. Although Congress refused to include relevant provisions in the defense policy bill, the White House has discussed reissuing an executive order to take precedence over state legislation and may establish an "AI Litigation Task Force" to address state laws.
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Gate Web3 Top News Selection | December 5: Hassett Predicts Rate Cut in December; American Bitcoin Increases Bitcoin Holdings Against the Trend

Amid the complex and ever-changing market information, what truly matters? "Gate Web3 News Selection" aims to filter out the noise for you. Every day, we curate the most important news from the global crypto market to help you quickly grasp key trends, save time, and gain early insights. 1. Hassett: The Fed May Cut Rates at Next Meeting, Expected Decrease of About 25 Basis Points Kevin Hassett, Director of the White House National Economic Council, stated that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates at its next meeting, and the expected cut is about 25 basis points. Regarding the next Fed Chair candidate, he said the Chair needs to be someone who responds to data.
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JPMorgan: Stablecoins Unlikely to Significantly Boost U.S. Treasury Demand; $2–4 Trillion Target May Be Too Aggressive

JPMorgan's latest analysis points out that although the US stablecoin market is expanding rapidly under the impetus of the GENIUS Act, its grand goal of "boosting demand for US short-term Treasuries" may fall far short of policymakers' expectations. Since the act was passed in July, the total supply of stablecoins has increased by over $50 billion, surpassing $300 billion in scale, but it is still far from the White House's previous target of $2-4 trillion by 2028–2030. JPMorgan's Head of US Short-Term Rate Strategy, Teresa Ho, stated that while stablecoins have strong growth momentum, it is "unrealistic" to expect them to grow to several trillion dollars within a few years. The bank expects that in the next few years, the stablecoin market size may reach about $700 billion, mainly limited by current laws prohibiting the issuance of interest-bearing stablecoins—a restriction that weakens the core driver of demand growth.
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Trump is expected to announce the repeal of fuel economy standards for cars.

BlockBeats news, on December 3rd, according to market news, Trump will announce the proposed repeal of automobile fuel economy rules at the White House on Wednesday. Executives from General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis will attend the meeting. Earlier reports indicated that Trump will make a significant statement at 3 a.m. today.
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Deutsche Bank: If the next Fed chairman does not address inflation, the dollar will face downward pressure.

According to ChainCatcher news, Jin10 reports that Deutsche Bank analyst Anterje Plavk pointed out that if the next Fed chair responds to President Trump’s calls for interest rate cuts while inflation remains high, the dollar may face downward pressure. Plavk believes that the expected nominee, White House National Economic Council Director Hassett, is a loyal supporter of Trump, which increases the likelihood of the Fed cutting rates. She stated that if the Fed cannot effectively curb inflation risks, it will have a negative impact on the currency.
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WSJ: Since Trump returned to the White House, investments related to him have faced setbacks.

BlockBeats news, on December 1, reported by WSJ, stocks and crypto assets related to President Trump are deeply mired in a downturn, causing significant losses for some of his most loyal supporters. The price of DJT, under Trump's name, has fallen 75% since he took office. The digital "meme coins" named after Trump and First Lady Melania have dropped 86% and 99%, respectively, since inauguration day. The crypto project World Liberty Financial, under the Trump family, has also seen a decrease of about 40% since its launch in September. Stocks and digital currencies directly associated with the president or his family have suffered heavy losses, reflecting a general pullback in the entire overvalued and highly speculative market (including Bitcoin and AI leaders like CoreWeave). The market originally expected the new administration to promote deregulation, tax cuts and...
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08:56

The potential for asset tokenization in the Philippines is immense: Project Bayani predicts that the market size will reach $60 billion by 2030.

The Philippine Digital Asset Exchange (PDAX), Saison Capital, and Onigiri Capital jointly released the White Paper "Project Bayani: Opportunities for Asset Tokenization in the Philippines" today, pointing out that the potential for the Philippines to transform its Capital Market through asset tokenization is as high as $60 billion. The report depicts a future scenario where millions of Filipinos already using mobile Wallets and Crypto Assets will leapfrog traditional finance stages to hold investment products such as government bonds, stocks, and mutual funds in tokenized form.
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Camp Network released the "Origin White Paper", revealing solutions for billions of IP assets in the era of artificial intelligence.

According to ChainCatcher news and the official announcement, Camp Network has released the "Origin White Paper," introducing a programmable intellectual property protocol for the era of artificial intelligence. The Origin protocol aims to address the issues of the current intellectual property system being manual, slow, and bureaucratic, making it difficult to track vesting across thousands of sources, execute rights across derivations, or settle micro-royalties valued at fractions of a cent. This protocol represents intellectual property as IPNFT embedded with licensing and royalty logic, maintaining a provenance graph for derivatives and vesting, and executing micro-royalty settlements in real-time on Camp's high-throughput infrastructure. Origin adopts a three-layer architecture: the protocol layer is responsible for IPNFT sign up, licensing, and royalty distribution contracts; the service layer provides content delivery, legal document generation, and dispute tools; the application layer offers SDKs and interfaces for the market and artificial intelligence. This protocol...
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Two executives from SOL Treasury Company DF DV purchased a total of 14,244 shares of common stock on the open market.

Odaily News Nasdaq-listed Solana treasury company DeFi Development (DFDV) announced that two of its executives have purchased a total of 14,244 shares of common stock in the open market, with Chief Operating Officer and Chief Investment Officer Parker White buying 10,044 shares of common stock, and Chief Strategy Officer Daniel Kang purchasing 4,200 shares of common stock. (Globenewswire)
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IP (Story) rose 21.16% in the last 24 hours.

Gate News Bot news, on November 26, according to CoinMarketCap, as of the time of writing, IP (Story) is currently priced at $2.97, having risen 21.16% in the last 24 hours, reaching a high of $3.23 and a low of $2.21. The 24-hour volume has reached $173 million. The current market capitalization is approximately $982 million, an increase of nearly $172 million compared to yesterday. Recent important news on IP (Story): 1️⃣ **Camp Network releases a technical white paper to build infrastructure for the IP economy** Camp Network officially released its technical white paper, aiming to build the underlying infrastructure that supports the collaborative development of the global IP economy and artificial intelligence. The project is dedicated to creating programmable, verifiable, and on-chain profit-supporting IP through blockchain technology.
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OpenAI co-founder Sam Altman's ex-boyfriend was robbed at home, losing $11 million in Crypto Assets.

PANews reported on November 26 that, according to the New York Post, San Francisco police and informed sources revealed that a tech investor who had previously dated OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was the victim of an armed robbery on the evening of November 22, during which $11 million worth of Crypto Assets were stolen. At the time of the incident, the robber disguised as a UPS delivery person entered the victim's residence on Doran Street with a white package box. Surveillance footage showed the robber brandishing a gun to coerce the victim into handing over electronic devices after the victim opened the door. The robber then tied up the victim and stole the Crypto Assets from the victim's phone and laptop. According to informants, the suspect tortured the victim after binding him, beating him while on a hands-free call, during which a foreign-accented voice on the other end continuously recited the victim's personal information. After receiving the emergency call that evening, the police found the victim with minor injuries and are currently tracing the path of the Digital Money transferred by the robber through the stolen devices. It is reported that the 31-year-old house...
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The new chairman of the Fed is being selected, with White House National Economic Council Director Hassett seen as the frontrunner.

November 26 news, reports say that as the selection process for the new chair of the Fed enters its final weeks, White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett is seen by Trump’s advisors and allies as the frontrunner for the next Fed chair. However, insiders also point out that Trump is known for making surprising personnel and policy decisions, so nominations cannot be considered final until publicly announced. The selection of the Fed chair and board members has traditionally been the most direct way for a president to influence the Fed. During Trump’s first term, he nominated the current chair Jerome Powell, but Trump deeply regretted that decision when Powell did not cut rates at the pace he expected. Hassett is viewed as being highly aligned with Trump’s economic views, including the assertion that rates need to be dropped. In an interview on November 20, he stated that if he were to serve as Fed chair, "I would drop rates now," because "the data suggests we should do this."
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Insiders: Trump is going all in to prepare for the midterm elections, with tax cuts as a campaign theme.

BlockBeats news, on November 25, although Trump will not appear on the ballot for next November's midterm elections, he is fully committed with a do-or-die attitude because this election is crucial to his presidential term and political life. According to nine Republican strategists involved in the election, he is calling candidates, endorsing them early, formulating strategies, and pushing economic messages in an attempt to keep Congress in Republican hands. "Presidents usually start acting late in the campaign," said Bill Galston, a former senior advisor in the White House under Democratic President Bill Clinton, "Such engagement at this stage is extremely rare." Six Republican insiders told Reuters that Trump wants party candidates to use his tax cut plan as the campaign theme. The plan was introduced in July by the Republicans.
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