Crypto Market Sees Bullish Trend Rebound, ETF Inflows Reach $1.1 Billion to Hit 7-Week High

On December 4th, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink admitted at the New York Times DealBook Summit that he was “wrong” about his past opposition to Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. When the host asked, “You once called crypto a ‘money laundering and thieves’ haven’ back in 2017—but now BlackRock holds the largest Bitcoin spot ETF. What changed?” Fink responded: “I have strong views, but that doesn’t mean I can’t be wrong. Through constant self-reflection and meeting with thousands of clients and government officials every year, my thinking has evolved, and my stance has shifted dramatically. Today, BlackRock is actively embracing Bitcoin.”

On December 4th, Jupiter updated the ICO details for dark pool DEX HumidiFi again, increasing the token allocation for both the JUP staking round and public sale from 2% to 3%. Previously, the first-round sale (Wetlist) of HumidiFi’s WET token was postponed from 3:00 PM UTC on December 3rd to 9:00 PM UTC (5:00 AM Beijing time on December 4th). The Wetlist allocation was also adjusted from 6% to 4%.

**December 4th** Wall Street and U.S. corporate insiders are making a last-ditch push to warn President Trump against tapping Kevin Hassett as Federal Reserve chair, Fox Business reporter Charles Gasparino reported. Their core concern: Hassett’s past role leading the U.S. National Economic Council (a political post) and track record mean he lacks credibility with Fed staff and markets — a critical issue as the central bank prioritizes independence. Appointing him would send long-term interest rates higher and throw the Fed into turmoil, they argue. If Hassett casts a dissenting vote to cut short-term rates amid persistent inflationary pressures (a move Trump wants), it would be viewed as political interference and could stoke inflation. Mortgage and consumer loan rates are tied to 10-year Treasury yields; a spike in those yields over inflation fears could spark an economic slowdown ahead of the midterm elections. Trump could brush off those concerns and act unilaterally. Oth

On December 4th, Polymarket launched the U.S. version of its app, enabling U.S. residents to trade on Polymarket for the first time. ### 说明： 1. **日期表达**：美式习惯加介词 **On** 开头（原句缺介词，更自然）； 2. **用词调整**：用 **enabling** 替代 `allowing`（更贴合产品发布的正式语境，美式快讯常用）； 3. **缩写规范**：`U.S.`（带点缩写符合美式拼写习惯）； 4. **简洁性**：保留核心信息，语序符合美式快讯的直白表达逻辑。 若追求更紧凑的快讯风格（美式媒体常用），也可改写为： **Polymarket Rolls Out U.S. App Version on Dec. 4 — First Time U.S. Residents Can Trade on the Platform** （用 `Rolls Out` 替代 `launched` 更口语化，破折号衔接核心亮点，符合美式短讯节奏）

On-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa) reported on December 3 that a whale has been lowering its ETH cost basis. The whale initially opened a position of 736 ETH (valued at ~$2.96 million) at an average price of $4,026 on September 25. To reduce its average entry cost, it purchased an additional 2,732 ETH between December 2 and 3 at ~$2,988 each, investing an extra ~$8.16 million. In total, the whale has committed ~$11.128 million to acquire 3,468 ETH, with an average cost of $3,208.80 per token. It currently holds an unrealized loss of ~$420,000.

Binance Co-CEO He Yi addressed the exchange’s plans in the meme coin space during an interview on December 3rd. She noted she doesn’t want users focusing on her Twitter to launch new meme coins, as it puts “a ton of pressure” on her: random memes can turn into tokens, with everyone happy during pumps but backlash when they dump. This sometimes crimps her ability to speak freely. “At the end of the day,” she said, “no one cares who launched the meme—whether it’s named after me, a dog, or a pig. All they want is an emotionally charged tradable asset.” From Binance’s side, the team wants every listed token to rise (ideally forever) but acknowledges that’s unrealistic. Binance works with project teams to ask for lower Token Generation Event (TGE) pricing or extra tokens for user airdrops. Some teams have called Binance “greedy” for these requests, sparking rumors of “exorbitant listing fees.” He Yi added some memes have almost no fundamentals (she thinks they’ll crash eventually)