XRP, BTC, and ETH Currently Lead the Upbit 24-Hour Trading Volume Ranking

Bitget Launches Dual MON Events: On-Chain Wealth Management & Spot Trading (Dec. 1) — Per official sources, Bitget has rolled out two linked events for the MON token, combining on-chain wealth management and spot trading. The events run now through Dec. 7 at 12:00 UTC+8: - **On-Chain Earnings**: Users can subscribe to MON in a current account for on-chain returns, with a 20% annual percentage rate (APR) available. - **Spot Trading Airdrop**: Users who cumulatively purchase 2,000 USDT worth of MON spot during the period will collectively unlock an airdrop of 800,000 MON tokens. Eligible trading metrics include spot trades, flash swaps, and other qualified transactions.

**Bitcoin Divergence Alert: Whales Slow Accumulation as Retail Ramps Up Buying (Dec 1)** Bitcoin slipped below $86,000 during Monday’s morning session, triggering a clear divergence in on-chain wallet behavior: large holders slowed accumulation, while small retail investors accelerated purchases. Analysts warn this pattern often signals growing market fragility heading into the end of a cycle. On-chain data shows long-term holders and whale wallets have drastically cut back on accumulation in recent weeks, while wallets holding less than 1 BTC have ramped up buying. Timothy Misir, Head of Research at BRN, noted the split comes at a sensitive market structure juncture: “Whales slowing purchases as retail steps up accumulation is a classic end-of-cycle pattern that will amplify short-term fragility. This morning’s liquidations were part of a liquidity and position adjustment event—markets haven’t signaled a trend reversal yet, but underlying pressure is present.” Misir added s

On December 1st, monitoring by PolyBeats (via https://t.me/PolyBeats_Bot) revealed that Michael Saylor—founder of MicroStrategy, the world’s largest Bitcoin holder—posted Bitcoin tracker-related content on X the morning of November 30th (Eastern Time). Historically, Saylor has disclosed additional Bitcoin purchases the day following such announcements. Minutes after the tweet went live, the probability for the market event “Will MicroStrategy announce a Bitcoin purchase between November 25th and December 1st?” spiked from 71% to 98%. Even with just one day left until the December 1st settlement date, the probability remains steady at ~90%—signaling strong market confidence in Saylor’s signals. Insightful traders have also weighed in, reflecting deep understanding of MicroStrategy’s buy strategy. User danielesta holds a “Yes” position in the first event worth over $8,300 at an average price of 89￠, betting heavily MicroStrategy will announce a purchase by the deadline. Notably, in

On December 1st, on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa) noted that the whale who shorted crypto after the October 11 flash crash has accumulated $170 million in stablecoins deposited to Binance over the past 7 hours. Currently, the whale has collateralized 126,232.16 ETH and borrowed 160 million USDT. It remains unclear whether the whale intends to buy the dip or use the stablecoins as collateral.

December 1st — Official sources confirm Binance Alpha has listed a new token, Rayls (RLS).

On December 1, Zama—developer of the fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) network—officially announced it will sell 10% of the total supply of its ZAMA token via a sealed-bid Dutch auction on Ethereum. The auction will leverage FHE to preserve bid privacy, eliminating bot sniping and gas wars while ensuring immediate token unlocking for fair distribution and true price discovery. The auction runs from January 12 to 15, with token distribution scheduled for January 20. ZAMA is the Zama protocol’s utility token, used to cover encryption/decryption fees, stake or delegate to nodes, and help secure FHE nodes. The mainnet is targeted to launch by year-end.