The state of New Hampshire in the United States has approved the issuance of the first municipal bond backed by Bitcoin.

**Bitget Launches Updates for AI Trading Assistant GetAgent** On December 5, Bitget announced its AI-powered trading assistant GetAgent has successfully rolled out feature iterations and enhanced user benefits. GetAgent now tailors responses to query context, delivering precise, fast answers or generating detailed analysis reports. Integrated with AI algorithms, real-time market data, and over 50 professional-grade MCP tools, it uses natural language interaction to analyze market trends intelligently—incorporating users’ position preferences to craft personalized trading strategies. Additionally, the GetAgent membership program has been fully updated: all users now get increased daily query limits and expanded in-depth research quotas. The upgrades aim to make intelligent decision-making more accessible to a broader user base, boosting digital asset management efficiency.

**Talisman Launches Native Token SEEK, Ushering in New AI DeFi Phase** Multi-chain DeFi wallet Talisman officially launched its native token SEEK on December 5, marking a new chapter for AI-driven decentralized finance (DeFi). SEEK has a total supply of 100 million tokens, with the token generation event (TGE) valued at $60 million. Token allocation prioritizes long-term ecosystem growth, with distribution as follows: - **Community & Ecosystem (50%)**: Staking rewards, liquidity provider (LP) incentives, ecosystem grants, community initiatives, and liquidity support - **Team (15%)**: Core team and early contributors - **Investors (20%)**: Strategic investors and IDO participants - **Foundation (15%)**: Ecosystem development and long-term strategic reserves Talisman is a multi-chain wallet and Web3 gateway that lets users secure and scale their crypto assets intuitively while retaining full self-custody. As the core intelligence layer for next-generation smart financ

December 5th, official sources confirm Pendle has released its 2025 Year in Review summary: - **Average Total Value Locked (TVL):** $5.8 billion in 2025, peaking at $13.4 billion (79% year-over-year increase) - **Total Trading Volume:** $47.8 billion (36.5% YoY rise) - **User Growth:** +155,553 users (48% jump from 2024) - **Investment Breakdown:** 85% stablecoins, 3% Bitcoin, 5% Ethereum, 7% other assets - **Fixed Income Facilitation:** $58 billion (161% YoY surge) In 2025, Pendle launched its new product Boros. Within four months, Boros hit $5.5 billion in trading volume and $80 million in open interest (0.04% of total market size). With the $200 billion investment market in focus, Boros has significant growth potential.

December 5: Social media giant X was fined €120 million by the European Union (EU) for content rule violations. The European Commission noted X breached three provisions of the Digital Services Act (DSA), giving the company 60 days to submit a remedy plan and 90 days to carry out corrective actions. The ruling targets X’s blue checkmark verification program, lack of ad transparency, and barriers to researcher data access. EU tech regulators clarified the bloc did not intend to levy the maximum possible fine on X, noting the amount is appropriate given the violations’ nature and impact on EU users. (Source: Jinse)

On December 5, per EmberCN monitoring, a whale address borrowed and shorted 5,000 ETH (valued at $15.66 million) over the past two hours. Two hours prior, the address borrowed 5,000 ETH (=$15.66M) from Aave, then transferred 4,000 ETH (=$12.49M) to Binance and 1,044 ETH (=$3.26M) to Bybit. Forty minutes after the ETH hit centralized exchanges (CEXs), 12.45 million USDT was withdrawn from Binance—an amount matching the value of the 4,000 ETH sent to the platform—indicating a highly likely sell-off, per analysis.

On December 5, the China Internet Finance Association (CIFA) jointly issued a new risk warning with multiple government departments to curb illegal activities involving virtual currencies. This marks the first cryptocurrency-related risk alert since 2022—ending a three-year gap. Over the past five years, CIFA has released four high-profile announcements at key moments of market speculation. ### April 13, 2022 CIFA published the *Initiative to Prevent Financial Risks Associated with NFTs*, targeting the financialization and securitization of non-fungible tokens (NFTs). It explicitly banned using virtual currencies like Bitcoin as pricing or settlement tools for NFT issuance/transactions, and prohibited financing NFT trades. The document quickly cooled the domestic "digital collectible" market. Leading platforms (Tencent’s Fantech, Alibaba’s Whale Hunt) tightened gifting rules, while dozens of small/medium collectible platforms shut down due to liquidity crunches—bursting the dome