Generative Bionic, a humanoid robot company, has completed a €70 million funding round with participation from Tether.

On December 9, Hyperinsight data shows the "1011 Insider Whale" is continuing to increase leverage on its ETH long positions. As of press time, the whale has added leverage to more than 6,600 ETH long positions, boosting its holdings to 57,173.79 ETH—with a total position value of $178 million. Last night, the "1011 Insider Whale" had reduced its ETH long positions.

On December 9th, per Polymarket Money, Polymarket trader pony-pony has bet on OpenAI-related news events and stayed fully profitable, boasting a 100% success rate. To date, they’ve racked up roughly $77k in profits.

**December 9 Flash Update** Per monitoring from The Data Nerd, whale address 0xfd2 deposited 4,933 ETH (≈$15.32M) into Coinbase 1 hour ago. Three years ago, the whale accumulated this ETH at an average price of ~$1,270. A projected final profit of $9M translates to a 144% return on investment (ROI).

**Glassnode Weekly Commentary (Dec 9): Bitcoin Shows Early Recovery Signs, But Cautious Sentiment Lingers** On December 9, Glassnode released its weekly market commentary, noting that while Bitcoin has rebounded to ~$94,000, the market is not fully bullish yet. Momentum has improved and trading volume is up, but spot CVD (Cumulative Volume Delta—tracks the net volume gap between buyers and sellers) and open interest have fallen, signaling mounting potential selling pressure. Additionally, options activity indicates demand for downside risk hedging, while ETF outflows point to soft market demand. Overall, Bitcoin has early signs of recovery momentum, but sentiment and positioning remain cautious—suggesting the market is still rebuilding confidence following recent volatility.

On December 9, Gensyn— the blockchain-based AI computing protocol— announced the launch of Delphi, its open market focused on machine intelligence. Delphi is now live on the Gensyn testnet. Delphi runs on a decentralized on-chain Automated Market Maker (AMM) using the Logarithmic Market Scoring Rule (LMSR), providing continuous liquidity from the first trade through final settlement. It enables users to track the real-time competitive performance of machine learning (ML) models in benchmark tests and invest in model equity. Model evaluation, trade execution, and price shifts all occur dynamically on-chain.

December 9th: Overseas investors are pouring into Japan’s Government Bonds (JGBs) at an unprecedented pace, with their trading volume now making up a record 65%—far above the 12% share it held 15 years ago. As the Bank of Japan (BOJ) cuts back on bond purchases and the government rolls out a major fiscal package, foreign capital has emerged as the key driver behind rising yields and heightened volatility. Yields on 30- to 40-year JGBs have hit multi-year peaks, pushing Japan from an “ultra-stable market” to a “global volatility generator.” While Japanese domestic institutions still hold more than 80% of outstanding JGBs (providing a degree of stability), foreign investors have high turnover and low capital stickiness. A sudden pullback by these investors could spark chain reactions, spilling over to U.S., U.K., and European sovereign debt markets. With inflation remaining above the BOJ’s 2% target, should the central bank hike rates again, it would push global interest rate volatili