OpenAI’s Dot can connect multiple computers simultaneously: users write code, while it runs tests on another machine.

BeiChen Lin, senior investment strategist at Russell Investments, noted in a report that even a slight upside beat in October’s U.S. CPI data could make a December Federal Reserve interest rate hike a done deal. After a strong jobs report and other signs of economic resilience, the Fed will have little patience for inflation. Beyond the main inflation figures, another key focus will be the breadth of inflationary pressures, which will play a critical role in determining the future path of monetary policy. Elevated mortgage rates remain a drag on the housing market, a trend that will help curb some inflationary pressures.

Jacob Creech, technical vice president of the Solana Foundation, has responded to the controversy sparked by recent adjustments to the Solana Foundation Delegation Program (SFDP). The changes include setting a 12-month participation term for validators in the SFDP, automatic graduation once staking reaches 300,000 SOL, capping the number of validators at 100, and requiring participants to operate their own validator nodes. Creech noted that the SFDP originally had three core missions: helping new validators launch, building a healthy testnet, and enabling select validators to test network updates in advance. As the Solana ecosystem has expanded and its validator community matured, the original SFDP mechanisms can no longer fully adapt to the network’s evolving needs. The foundation thus aims to shift to a more proactive, flexible delegation model focused on supporting network health and ecosystem contributors. The SFDP will continue to back new validators, while the foundation will also reward validators making significant contributions to network health via delegation outside the SFDP. Previously, the foundation has allocated staking to ecosystem contributors such as Blueshift and supported validators that were among the first to test Frankendancer. In response to community concerns that the adjustments could reduce the number of validators, Creech emphasized that cutting validator counts is not the goal of the changes, though a decline could be an unintended outcome if enough high-quality contributors cannot be secured. He also revealed that over 100 validators have already submitted applications to retain support.

Whales are accumulating $BTC! A newly created wallet, "bc1qga," withdrew 1,489 $BTC ($111.34M) from #BitGo just 40 minutes ago. 3 newly created wallets withdrew 1,002.86 $BTC ($75M) from #Binance over the past 24 hours.

Official news: During the Start of Winter solar term, HTX DAO Charity Ambassador Lu Yao and community volunteers visited Kunming Children's Hospital. Together with public welfare partners including Ximan Angels, Beijing Xinyangguang Ward School, and Alipay Public Welfare, they held a solar term-themed public welfare activity for hospitalized children. At the event, volunteers accompanied the children to draw and make dumplings, engaged in fun interactive sessions, and organized charity material exchanges. HTX DAO stated that it will continue to cooperate with local public welfare partners and volunteers to promote community public welfare initiatives in more cities.

According to Lookonchain’s monitoring, a newly created wallet withdrew 1,489 BTC from BitGo roughly 40 minutes ago, valued at approximately $111.34 million. Separately, over the past 24 hours, three other newly established wallets have collectively withdrawn 1,002.86 BTC from Binance, worth around $75 million. In total, these wallets have pulled out approximately 2,491.86 BTC, with a combined value of roughly $186.34 million.

According to monitoring by OnchainLens, a user named "Ma Ji" sold BAYC #7256 for 7 ETH, equivalent to approximately $14,850. The NFT was purchased three years ago at a cost of 34.2 ETH (around $62,710), resulting in a loss of roughly $47,870 from the sale.