1. More Tether's Empire: Earning $15 Billion a Year Beyond Juventus
On December 12, 2025, Tether announced its plan to fully acquire Italian football club Juventus FC. Tether submitted an all-cash binding offer to its controlling shareholder, Exor, for 65.4% of the shares and prepared to launch a public offer for the remaining shares after the transaction, aiming to increase its stake to 100%. However, the Exor Group rejected Tether's proposal to acquire Juventus shares, reiterating that it had no intention of selling its Juventus stake.
Click to Read2. The US SEC Guides You Through Custody of Crypto Assets
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Office of Investor Education and Assistance has released this investor bulletin to help retail investors understand how to hold crypto assets. This bulletin outlines the types of crypto asset custody and provides tips and answers to help you decide how best to hold your crypto assets.
3. OCC Approves Banks for “Risk-Free” Crypto Transactions: What’s Next?
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) last week released a significant update for the cryptocurrency space, confirming that US banks can act as “risk-free” primary intermediaries in cryptocurrency transactions.
In fact, banks can now buy crypto assets from one customer and sell them to another customer on the same trading day without recording the asset on their balance sheet.
Click to read4. Tom Lee's Crazy Buying of 3.86 Million ETH: What is His Investment Logic?
ETH is not only a digital currency, but also the infrastructure for building and running DeFi, stablecoins, NFTs, on-chain markets, RWA, etc. Especially in RWA, this will be the biggest narrative of the future. Wall Street is putting trillions of dollars worth of assets (bonds/stocks, etc.) on Ethereum, and Ethereum, as the dominant settlement layer, will generate huge demand and drive up the value of ETH. Tokenization is not a short-term hype, but a structural shift that will drive a bull market for ETH independent of BTC.
Click to Read5. The Future of the US Economy Under Inflation Fission
For several years, US inflation indicators and commodity price trends have been highly synchronized, forming a relatively stable economic signal. However, since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, this pattern has diverged significantly for the first time. According to data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), as of September 2025, the annualized increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) is 3.0%, having fallen from the peak of 9.1% in 2022 to near pre-pandemic levels (approximately 2%~3%).