1. President-elect Trump plans to appoint cryptocurrency-supporting hedge fund manager Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary, a move that has garnered significant attention in the crypto market.
2. Teresa Goody Guillén, a candidate for the chair of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), stated her intention to "make cryptocurrency great again," which is seen as a major positive for the crypto industry.
3. Tether issues an additional 1 billion USDT on the Ethereum chain, demonstrating further support for market liquidity.
On November 23 at 00:47 (UTC+8), Tether issued an additional 1 billion USDT on the ETH chain, transaction hash: 0x89996ae677d34cee077abcfceba8b26c498f72b74cd2dad6708c0aad488eba23. Note: The above data is sourced from OKLink -Original
4. A U.S. court approves President-elect Trump's request to dismiss his "hush money" criminal case, with political factors potentially influencing the policy direction of the crypto market.
Odaily Planet Daily reports that a judge in New York has approved President-elect Trump's request to dismiss his "hush money" criminal case, setting December 2 as the deadline for Trump to submit his motion to dismiss and requiring prosecutors to respond by December 9. It is reported that the sentencing date for Trump's "hush money" case was originally set for November 26. Manhattan District Attorney Bragg had earlier requested that New York State Supreme Court Judge Juan Merchan consider postponing all litigation procedures in the case until Trump's presidential term ends. Trump's lawyers argue that the case poses a so-called "unconstitutional barrier" to Trump's ability to govern, thus it must be dismissed. -Original
5. Multiple crypto companies, including Ripple and a16z, are vying to join the cryptocurrency advisory committee planned by Trump, hoping to have a voice in policy reforms.
BlockBeats reports that on November 22, several executives in the digital asset industry revealed that many crypto companies, including Ripple, Kraken, and Circle, are competing for seats on the cryptocurrency advisory committee promised by President-elect Trump, seeking a voice in the planned U.S. policy reforms. Several top U.S. crypto companies are eager to gain a say. One source revealed that the venture capital firm Paradigm is in the running, and the crypto division of venture capital giant Andreessen Horowitz, a16z, is also expected to secure a spot. The source added that Coinbase, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the U.S., is also interested in joining the committee. -Original
6. Marathon Digital purchases an additional 5,771 bitcoins, further solidifying its position in the bitcoin market.
7. The UK plans to draft a regulatory framework for the crypto industry early next year to promote compliant development.
UK Economic Secretary Tulip Siddiq stated at a meeting in London on Thursday that the UK plans to draft a regulatory framework for the crypto industry early next year. -Original
8. South Korean crypto lending company Delio is declared bankrupt by the court, required to sell assets to repay creditors, reflecting the financial difficulties faced by certain crypto companies.
South Korean crypto lending platform Delio was declared bankrupt by a court in Seoul after users were suddenly unable to withdraw a total of approximately 245 billion won (175 million USD) in cryptocurrency last year. Before the court made this decision, the company faced severe operational disruptions and financial losses, leading to the initiation of liquidation proceedings. As part of the bankruptcy process, Delio will be required to sell its assets and distribute the proceeds to creditors. Creditors have been instructed to submit claims by February 21, 2025. A creditors' meeting for Delio is scheduled for March 19, where the future direction of the company's operations will be discussed and possibly decided. -Original
9. The departure of SEC Chair Gensler raises hopes for a potential softening of cryptocurrency regulatory policies.
In recent years, the agency has filed several major cases against industry giants, including cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, for failing to register legally with the agency. The agency may also take a less aggressive approach and reach some compromises in ongoing cases. -Original
10. Polymarket suspends access for French users due to regulatory investigation, highlighting compliance challenges faced by the crypto market.
Decentralized prediction market platform Polymarket announced the suspension of access for French users to its platform. This move comes weeks after the French National Gaming Authority (ANJ) launched a compliance investigation into the platform. The investigation was triggered by a large bet placed by a French trader on Trump's victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election on the platform. Although Polymarket has implemented IP bans, users can still access the platform via VPN, according to French cryptocurrency news site The Big Whale. As of the time of publication, Polymarket's terms of service have not been updated to reflect these restrictions. -Original
11. MicroStrategy's pre-market trading is active, indicating sustained strong interest in Bitcoin.
12. Binance's compliance team is expanding, with the number of full-time compliance staff expected to reach 645 by the end of the year, reflecting the emphasis on compliance.
Binance stated that it expects to have 645 full-time compliance staff by the end of this year, a 34% increase from November last year, reflecting its ongoing efforts to rapidly expand its compliance department. According to a statement released by Binance on Friday, the exchange already has over 1,000 compliance-focused employees, including contractors. (CoinDesk) -Original
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