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[ Aave Founder: US SEC Has Concluded Four-Year Investigation into Aave Protocol]
Aave founder Stani.eth announced on the X platform that after four years, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has concluded its investigation into the Aave protocol. The Aave team has invested significant effort and resources to protect Aave, its ecosystem, and DeFi more broadly. In recent years, DeFi has faced unfair regulatory pressure; now it can break free from these constraints and enter a new era where developers can truly build the future of finance.
[Wall Street Journal: Trump to interview Federal Reserve Governor Waller, who will compete with Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett for the position of Federal Reserve Chair]
According to the Wall Street Journal, sources familiar with the matter said that US President Trump will interview Federal Reserve Governor Waller. Waller will compete with Kevin Warsh and Kevin Hassett for the position of Federal Reserve chairman. Waller is considered the underdog but is favored by Wall Street.
Bitwise Releases Top 10 Crypto Market Predictions for 2026: Ethereum and Solana to Hit All-Time Highs
Asset management firm Bitwise has released its top ten predictions for the cryptocurrency market in 2026:
Bitcoin is poised to break its four-year cycle and reach a new all-time high.
Bitcoin's volatility will be lower than Nvidia's;
ETFs will purchase more than 100% of the new supply of Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana, as institutional demand is accelerating.
Cryptocurrency stocks will outperform tech stocks;
Polymarket's open interest is set to reach a record high, surpassing levels seen during the 2024 US presidential election;
Stablecoins will be accused of undermining the stability of emerging market currencies;
The assets under management of the on-chain vault (also known as ETF 2) will double;
Ethereum and Solana will reach new all-time highs (if the CLARITY bill is passed);
Half of the endowments of Ivy League universities will be invested in cryptocurrencies;
The United States will launch more than 100 cryptocurrency-linked ETFs.
An additional prediction is that the correlation between Bitcoin and stocks will decrease.
RedotPay raises $107 million in Series B funding to expand its stablecoin payment platform.
Hong Kong-based fintech company RedotPay, which focuses on stablecoin-based payments, raised $107 million in its Series B funding round and reported growth in transaction volume and user adoption.
RedotPay announced on Tuesday that the latest funding round was led by Goodwater Capital, a venture capital firm focused on the consumer sector, with participation from Pantera Capital, Blockchain Capital, and Circle Ventures. Existing investors include HSG (formerly Sequoia Capital China).
RedotPay's Series B funding round was oversubscribed, just three months after the company completed a $47 million strategic funding round in September, valuing it at over $1 billion. This followed a $40 million Series A funding round earlier this year. This brings RedotPay's total funding since its inception to approximately $200 million.
KindlyMD faces delisting risk from Nasdaq; its stock price has remained below $1 for 30 consecutive trading days.
KindlyMD (NAKA), a US-listed Bitcoin crypto treasury (DAT) company, faces delisting from Nasdaq after its stock price remained below $1 for 30 consecutive trading days. KindlyMD must raise its stock price above $1 for 10 consecutive trading days by June 8, 2026, to avoid delisting. The stock first fell below $1 in late October of this year, closing at $0.38 on Monday.
KindlyMD, holding 5,398 bitcoins (worth approximately $466 million), was the 19th largest corporate bitcoin holder globally. It was acquired by Nakomoto in August through a reverse merger. Since hitting an all-time high in May, the stock has plummeted 99%.
Goldman Sachs: The Fed may cut rates more aggressively next year, focusing on the unemployment rate rather than non-farm payrolls.
According to Jinshi News, Goldman Sachs expects the Federal Reserve to be more willing to cut interest rates further next year than the market previously assumed. Josh Schiffrin, Chief Strategist of Goldman Sachs' Global Banking and Markets division, stated that Powell's press conference signaled the Fed's growing concern about the sustainability of employment conditions. Schiffrin believes the upcoming employment reports will be key factors in determining whether the Fed resumes its accommodative policy, with the market focusing particularly on the unemployment rate rather than overall non-farm payroll growth. Goldman Sachs expects the accommodative cycle to extend into 2026, with the federal funds target rate potentially falling to 3% or lower.
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