SAPIEN experiences a brief surge, breaking through $0.35, with a 24-hour increase of 127%

On December 5, Alliance DAO co-founder QwQiao posted on social media, noting that over the past few centuries, no technological revolution—from the steam engine to electricity and computers—has altered the long-term 2% per capita GDP growth rate. Consequently, he argued, it’s unlikely we’ll get rid of debt via artificial intelligence (AI) and robots; the printing press must keep running.

On December 5, Onchain Lens monitoring shows Matrixport withdrew 5,805 Bitcoins from Binance over the past 24 hours—valued at $468.17 million.

On December 5, a betting market entry on PolyBeats—titled “Will OpenAI release a new cutting-edge model before December 13?”—was created 5 hours prior. As of press time, its implied probability has surged from 45% to 91%. The market’s launch comes amid widespread rumors of an internal “Code Red” memo at OpenAI dated December 2. According to reports, CEO Sam Altman, responding to the challenge posed by Google’s Gemini 3, internally directed his team to “delay the ad and release the inference model next week” (scheduled between December 8 and 12). Internal assessments suggest the new inference model’s performance will be “ahead of Gemini 3.” While OpenAI officials have stayed silent on the matter, competitive pressure and rumors of internal ad delays have spurred widespread market speculation that a new cutting-edge model (such as the GPT-5 series or an inference-focused model) is imminent, targeting the December 13 deadline. Two top traders currently lead the “Yes” shareholding li

On December 5: Bitcoin treasury firm Stacking Sats Inc. announced it currently holds 25.69 BTC, per an official statement.

On December 5th, HyperInsight data shows that despite Ethereum’s steady afternoon drop today, the “buddy” still opted to buy the dip and add to their 25x leveraged Ethereum long position. As of press time, their leveraged long position in Ethereum has grown to $37.36 million, with unrealized gains narrowed to $863,700.

On December 5, Cloudflare said in a statement about this afternoon’s outage: “The fix has been implemented, and we are monitoring the results.”

Cloudflare’s outage caused access issues for multiple crypto apps—including Coinbase, Kraken, other centralized exchange (CEX) platforms, and the user interfaces of various decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols.