The BONK.fun platform announced that 51% of transaction fees will be used to buy back BONK, consolidating the previous fee allocation. This move aims to strengthen strategic reserves, with a long-term goal of reaching 5% of the circulating supply, while the community's marketing and operations budget remains unchanged.

[BlockBeats] The fighting ring is about to collide with the crypto world and spark some excitement.
On December 4th, news broke that Crypto Fight Night, a Web3-focused fighting event, has brought BC.GAME on board as its exclusive gaming partner. Next season, these two will be teaming up to make some big moves.
How will it all play out? See you in Dubai on December 5th, 2025. Title fights, heavyweight showdowns, and women’s matches—the entire evening is packed with action. The timing is perfect too, coinciding with a cluster of blockchain conferences in the area. Industry folks will probably be attending meetings during the day and watching fights at night.
BC.GAME has moved quickly, already launching a dedicated section for CFN in its sports zone. Event schedules, fighter info, odds data—everything’s in place. Users can start studying upcoming matchups right now, check out market trends, and place their bets on their favorite fighters.
Crypto and fighting—there’s actually quite a bit of overlap between fans of both circles

A leading exchange founder is endorsing the prediction market platform predict.fun, which is launched on BNB Chain. The platform combines prediction markets with DeFi, allowing users' staked funds to earn interest and thus improving capital efficiency. The project is operated by the experienced team YZi Labs, reflecting both the industry's current popularity and its potential for innovation.

[Crypto World] Vitalik recently talked again about Ethereum’s security upgrade approach. The “hard invariants” he mentioned may sound technical, but they’re really just hard ceilings set for the network.
Looking back, in 2021, EIP-2929 and 3529 did exactly this—raising the cost of SLOAD while slashing the refund mechanism. Then last year, with the Dencun upgrade, the old SELFDESTRUCT opcode was weakened. What’s the big move this year? The per-transaction gas limit is now fixed at exactly 16,777,216.
This number wasn’t picked at random. By restricting what a single transaction or block can do, DoS attacks become much harder, and client development gets easier. Vitalik also plans to set limits for code access, ZK-EVM proof cycles, and memory pricing.
Simply put: don’t let any single point

[Crypto World] Recently, I've been keeping an eye on discussion data from social platforms and noticed an interesting phenomenon: whenever Bitcoin fluctuates, everyone's emotions go on a roller coaster ride.
A surge of bullish calls? Don't rush to follow the crowd—this is often a signal that a price correction is coming. Conversely, when bearish sentiment fills the screen, the market might be gearing up for a rebound. This contrarian indicator works time and time again.
Right now, the latest rally has completely ignited retail investor sentiment. The greed index has risen noticeably. But here's a reminder—emotions can shift even faster than the market itself. As soon as the rally stalls, the hype could cool off in an instant.

[Crypto World] As soon as the GENIUS stablecoin bill passed in the US, the old hands on Wall Street started throwing cold water on it.
Strategists from JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank, and Goldman Sachs are basically saying the same thing: don’t rush to call this a game-changer. The core issue is simple—the bill clearly states that stablecoins can’t pay interest, which isn’t very appealing to yield-seeking capital.
The bigger issue is US Treasuries. Some analysts outright say that even if the expansion of stablecoins drives demand for Treasuries, in reality, it might just mean a change in the holder structure, not actual new demand. They’re not that optimistic.
Bottom line, legislation is just the beginning, but saying it will immediately boost demand for the dollar or drive Treasury purchases? The market is still waiting and seeing. The policy framework is in place, but real results will take time to show.

[Crypto World] The new SEC Chairman, Paul Atkins, recently revealed some major news on a live Fox program—the Bitcoin Market Structure Act is about to be implemented. This is a key step for US regulators in dealing with cryptocurrency, and Atkins’ statement has basically reassured the market. A clear legal framework has always been what the industry looks forward to most, and now it seems this is really moving forward.

Recently, nearly 4,000 BTC, worth about $370 million, were detected being transferred between two unknown addresses. This move may involve institutional wallet adjustments, whale OTC trades, or exchange fund allocation. The market is highly sensitive to large transfers, so it is worth monitoring the subsequent flow of funds.

[BlockBeats] First, let me clarify: this is just my personal opinion, not investment advice.
As the most decentralized crypto asset, Bitcoin's small pullback today may just be a tiny dot on the line when viewed over a longer period. My view is that the current market declines and volatility won't be as dramatic as they used to be. Why? Because Bitcoin is no longer just a niche plaything; it's already a mainstream core asset.
There are indeed occasional reports of certain countries selling off seized assets, but on the other hand? More and more sovereign funds and large wealth are pouring money into Bitcoin.
More importantly, the underlying logic of the crypto market has changed. The old absolute cycle theory and volatility patterns are now being completely restructured. Basic strategies that worked especially well in past cycles may now simply fail.
The reason is simple—the players have changed, the pool has gotten bigger, and so have the fish. If you still stick to the old mindset of feeding on small fish and shrimp in the corner,

[Chain News] Traditional tech giants are making new moves in Web3. Startale Group recently issued a stablecoin called USDSC, specifically designed to serve the Soneium Layer2 chain.
What is Soneium? It's the joint venture Sony and Startale established last year—Sony Block Solutions.

[Bitpush] YZi Labs is getting serious this time. They sent a formal notice directly to 10X Capital and specifically reminded the shareholders of CEA Industries to pay attention—10X’s recent actions are a bit hard to understand.
The notice listed a bunch of issues: it said that 10X may have committed significant breaches, and their executives (including BNC CEO David Namdar and 10X founder, who is also a BNC board member, Hans Thomas) are suspected of seriously violating their fiduciary duties. What’s even more outrageous is that YZi