Yesterday, the US Bitcoin Spot ETF saw a net inflow of $54.8 million, while the Ethereum Spot ETF experienced a net outflow of $75.2 million.

On December 6, Decrypt reported that an Indiana lawmaker introduced legislation Thursday aimed at expanding ways for state residents to access digital assets—while barring local governments from passing rules that could restrict cryptocurrency use. The bill would require public employee retirement and savings plans to offer a cryptocurrency ETF as an investment option. Additionally, the measure would mandate that local governments refrain from enacting rules that "unreasonably" limit digital asset use for payments, cryptocurrency mining, or personal asset protection. The legislation has been referred to the Indiana House Committee on Financial Institutions.

December 6th, 202X Pundi AI announced today that its core feature, Data Pump, has officially launched on Binance Wallet—letting millions of users directly create, tokenize, and trade AI datasets on-chain. This no-code tool simplifies entry into the decentralized AI economy, aligning with Pundi AI’s core vision: empowering everyone to contribute to AI development, own data as an asset, and earn fair rewards for their participation. Data Pump enables dataset owners holding Access NFTs to convert high-quality AI data into tradable Dataset Tokens (DTOK) and trade them on decentralized exchanges like PancakeSwap. Thanks to Binance Wallet integration, users can connect their wallet, join data projects, participate in seed rounds, and claim rewards in just a few steps. Pundi AI founder Zac Cheah stated: “Data Pump makes engaging with the AI economy as simple as swapping tokens. With Binance Wallet’s support, we’re turning data into a community-shared resource—every contribution is

On December 6th, Onchain Lens reported that a newly created wallet received 22,676 ETH from BitGo 4 hours ago—with the tokens worth approximately $68.86 million. The address is likely associated with Bitmine.

On December 6th, Coinglass data shows current funding rates across major centralized (CEXs) and decentralized (DEXs) exchanges signal bearish market sentiment. Funding rates for key major coins are available in the attached image. Note from BlockBeats: Funding rates are fees set by crypto exchanges to balance contract prices with underlying asset prices, primarily for perpetual contracts. This is a fund exchange mechanism between long and short traders—exchanges do not collect this fee. It adjusts the cost or profit of traders holding positions to keep contract prices aligned with underlying asset prices. Key rule: A 0.01% funding rate is the baseline. Rates above 0.01% generally indicate bullish sentiment; rates below 0.005% generally signal bearish sentiment.

On December 6, Coinbase Institutional shared a social media update noting that recovery signs are gradually emerging in the market. As liquidity conditions improve, the probability of a Federal Reserve rate cut has surged to 92% (as of December 4). With macro tailwinds continuing to mount, the cryptocurrency market could be gearing up for a December recovery rally. The analysis is rooted in three key observations: - Liquidity is rebounding - The so-called "AI bubble" has yet to burst (and still has upside potential) - Shorting the U.S. dollar is attractive at current levels Coinbase Institutional added that back in October, it forecast a market position adjustment (citing its proprietary M2 index), expecting weakness in November followed by a December reversal. This could mark the starting point for the cryptocurrency market to rebuild momentum.

On December 6, official sources confirm OKX will list Midnight (NIGHT) for spot trading, with the schedule below: - NIGHT Deposits go live: December 6, 2025, 12:00 PM UTC+8 - NIGHT Auction period: December 9, 2025, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM UTC+8 - NIGHT/USDT Spot trading launches: December 9, 2025, 6:00 PM UTC+8 - NIGHT Withdrawals become available: December 9, 2025, 8:00 PM UTC+8