BitPush editor's daily selection of Web3 news:
【Strategy Increases Holdings by 10,624 Bitcoin, Total Reaches 660,624】
BitPush News: According to an official announcement, Strategy Corporation has purchased 10,624 Bitcoin for approximately $962.7 million (about $90,615 per coin). As of December 7, 2025, the company's total Bitcoin holdings have reached 660,624, with a cumulative investment of about $49.35 billion and an average holding cost of $74,696 per Bitcoin.
【BitMine Adds 138,452 ETH Last Week, Tom Lee Bullish on Ethereum in Coming Months】
BitPush News: BitMine announced today that its total holdings in cryptocurrency, cash, and potential assets have reached $13.2 billion. As of 4:00 PM Eastern Time on December 7, the company's asset composition includes:
3,864,951 ETH (Ethereum);
193 BTC (Bitcoin);
$36 million worth of equity in Eightco Holdings (NASDAQ: ORBS);
and $1 billion in total cash.
Thomas "Tom" Lee, Chairman of Fundstrat and Chairman of BitMine, stated: "Over the past week, BitMine has increased its holdings by 138,452 ETH tokens. Compared to the average weekly increase of 54,156 tokens four weeks ago (week of November 17), this represents a significant 156% growth. Our accelerated purchasing activity reflects our confidence that ETH prices will strengthen in the coming months due to multiple catalysts. The Fusaka upgrade (also known as Fulu-Osaka) was activated on December 3, bringing a series of improvements in scalability, security, and usability. The Federal Reserve is taking several key actions in December, including ending quantitative tightening and is expected to cut interest rates again on December 10. It has been over eight weeks since the liquidation shock event on October 10, which is sufficient time for crypto assets to resume trading based on future fundamentals."
【US CFTC Approves Ethereum, Bitcoin, and USDC as Collateral in Derivatives Market】
BitPush News: According to The Block, in the latest financial market move, Acting Chairman of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), Caroline Pham, has launched a digital asset pilot program allowing the use of specific cryptocurrencies as collateral in the derivatives market. Initially, this pilot program will be limited to Bitcoin, Ethereum (ETH), and USDC as collateral in the derivatives market.
This announcement builds on a push by the CFTC in September this year to expand the use of tokenized collateral (particularly stablecoins) in the derivatives market.
【Morgan Stanley: U.S. Stock Market Set for Bull Run in 2026】
BitPush News: Morgan Stanley analyst Michael Wilson stated that the U.S. stock market is poised for a bull run in 2026, driven by broadening market leadership, improving corporate earnings, and only a mild softening in the labor market.
He expects the consumer discretionary sector and small-cap stocks (both recently upgraded to overweight) to continue outperforming, supported by price stabilization, stronger goods demand, upward revisions to earnings expectations, and interest rate cuts.
Wilson believes the Federal Reserve remains a key driver but also notes that earnings trends for the Nasdaq 100 have improved since late October. Against a backdrop of a gradual rather than sharp weakening in the labor market, he sees a supportive environment for stocks.
【Ray Dalio: The Biggest Winners in AI Will Be Users, Not Giant Companies】
BitPush News: Ray Dalio stated that he would invest in companies that use AI to improve efficiency, rather than in expensive hyperscale data centers. He warned that high market concentration and overvaluation pose risks, making diversification crucial.
Dalio said he would remain underweight bonds, hold gold and other "alternative currencies," and invest in power infrastructure. He is also bullish on countries with high education levels, developed capital markets, and strong rule of law, citing India as an example.
【Trump: To Issue "Single Rule" Executive Order This Week to Prevent AI from Being Destroyed】
BitPush News: Trump posted, "If the United States is to maintain its leadership in AI, there must be only one set of rules. Currently, the U.S. is leading all countries in this race, but if 50 states (many of which are 'bad actors') are involved in the rule-making and approval process, this lead will not last." He emphasized that if this happens, AI would be destroyed in its infancy. He cannot expect a company to get approval from 50 states every time it wants to do something, believing this will never work. He will issue a "single rule" executive order this week.
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