Jupiter: The HumidiFi (WET) public sale will restart on December 8, with additional anti-bot measures.

On December 6th, per official sources, Pundi AI has partnered with HyperGPT—a decentralized AI marketplace and developer ecosystem—to co-build an open, transparent, user- and community-driven future for AI. Pundi AI centers on building verifiable data infrastructure, turning community contributions into trusted digital assets. HyperGPT, meanwhile, provides developer-friendly AI tools and products that let users easily build and deploy AI. Together, the two will leverage each other’s strengths to advance the integration of ethical data and robust AI, delivering real value to users. Under this collaboration, HyperGPT’s ecosystem will integrate Pundi AI’s Data Pump and tokenized datasets to boost AI performance, mitigate model risks, and make AI training more inclusive. HyperGPT also offers a suite of AI-powered Web3 tools: the HyperStore AI app marketplace, HyperSDK (AI integration tool), HyperAgent (custom AI agents), and tools for minting/monetizing AI-generated content via Hyper

On December 6, Polymarket data shows the Federal Reserve has a 94% probability of cutting rates by 25 basis points in December, with only a 6% chance of holding rates steady. Some users have even started betting on a 50-basis-point cut (currently 1% probability), and trading volume for this prediction market event has hit $260 million.

**December 6th** SpaceX—Elon Musk’s rocket company—plans to launch its initial public offering (IPO) in the second half of 2026, with the offering potentially valuing the firm at $800 billion, *The Information* reported Wednesday. The IPO will cover the full company, including its internet satellite service Starlink, the firm has told investors and financial representatives. If this sky-high valuation is realized, SpaceX will surpass OpenAI—led by Sam Altman, a Musk rival—to become the world’s most valuable private company. Separately, *The Wall Street Journal* cited sources familiar with the matter as saying SpaceX Chief Financial Officer Bret Johnsen has informed investors of the IPO plan in recent days.

**December 6 – Concerns over stablecoin issuer Tether’s financial health have resurfaced this week, sparked by a warning from BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes that the firm could face a severe crisis if its reserve asset values drop.** **However, CoinShares Research Director James Butterfill has pushed back against these claims. In CoinShares’ Dec. 5 market update report, Butterfill stated concerns about Tether’s solvency “appear unfounded.”** **He noted Tether’s latest audit shows the firm holds $181 billion in reserve assets, with liabilities of roughly $174.45 billion—leaving a surplus of nearly $6.8 billion. “While stablecoin risks shouldn’t be entirely dismissed, current data doesn’t point to any systemic vulnerabilities,” he added.** **Tether remains one of the sector’s most profitable companies, raking in $10 billion in profits through the first three quarters of this year.**

Thursday, December 6 — Yield Basis, the protocol from Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov, activated its fee switch Thursday, becoming the latest cryptocurrency project to direct revenue to its token holders. Some Yield Basis users have four weeks to claim over 17 bitcoins (valued at nearly $1.6 million as of Friday) that have accumulated since the protocol launched in September. The fee switch proposal was unanimously approved by Yield Basis token holders on Wednesday.

On December 6, Cointelegraph reported that the exchange whale ratio has recently surged, with the overall ratio across all exchanges now at 0.47—suggesting large Bitcoin holders are increasingly moving their holdings to exchanges. This trend is especially pronounced on Binance, where the 14-day exponential moving average (EMA) has climbed to 0.427—its highest level since April. Whale deposits typically signal a sell-off phase, as large institutions often leverage Binance’s liquidity to offload holdings en masse. With Bitcoin struggling to break above the $93,000 resistance level, this shift points to intensifying selling pressure. If the trend persists, the price will likely consolidate before attempting another breakout or retesting key support levels. On-chain data shows that as of November 28, the 30-day simple moving average (SMA) of BTC inflows to Binance hit 8,915 coins—near the annual peak of 9,031 coins recorded on March 3. Historical data indicates similar inflow peak