GANA Payment has announced that they will fully compensate $3.1 million and will restart operations on December 2nd.
**December 2, 2025**
GANA Payment has been officially confirmed to relaunch on December 2, 2025, per official sources. The GANA Foundation will fully reimburse all affected users for the $3.1 million in assets stolen during a prior security incident, ensuring users face no losses and full asset coverage.
The official announcement further notes that once the relaunch is complete, the project team will relinquish all contract permissions, allowing GANA Payment to fully transition to a decentralized governance model.
GANA is a PayFi payment infrastructure built on the BNB Chain. It delivers a simple, secure, and sustainable on-chain payment experience for global users via stablecoin settlement, LP settlement mechanisms, and an on-chain verifiable Proof-of-Pay model.
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PIPPIN's Contrarian Rally Pushes Market Cap Above $200 Million, 24-hour Gain Reaches 42.3%
On December 2nd, per market data from GMGN (link: https://t.me/gmgnaibot?start=i_m4TE56o8), Solana-based meme coin PIPPIN has rallied against broader trends. It now boasts a market cap topping $200 million, a current price of $0.208, and a 24-hour gain of 42.3%.
Earlier, analyst @frontrunnersx flagged abnormal trading activity in PIPPIN: certain wallets accumulated holdings without selling, pushing up prices to lure short sellers. These shorts were then repeatedly liquidated via front-running, creating a leverage "death spiral."
BlockBeats advises users that meme coin prices are extremely volatile, and they should exercise caution when investing.
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The AZTEC Token Sale has successfully locked 12,500 ETH and will commence its public sale today.
**Aztec Privacy L2 Launches Token Public Sale After Presale Lockup Hits 12,500 ETH**
Aztec, a privacy-focused Ethereum Layer 2 network, announced December 2 that its token presale has locked 12,500 ETH. The public sale process officially kicks off today, with pre-registration and KYC now open for users. Bidding will start at 22:40 UTC+8 on December 2, per current block data.
The public sale uses the Continuous Clearing Auctions (CCA) mechanism—jointly proposed by Uniswap and Aztec—operating on Uniswap v4. CCA boasts features like fairness, neutrality, verifiability, and no human intervention. Uniswap notes CCA is designed for price discovery of new issuances or low-liquidity tokens, with Aztec as its first collaboration.
The public sale’s floor price corresponds to 98,493 ETH, translating to an approximate $2.8 billion fully diluted valuation (FDV) at current ETH prices. The total public sale allocation equals 14.95% of the token’s total supply. Market-driven pricing and on-ch
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The Bank of Japan's Rate Hike Probability Rises to Over 60% in December, Monetary Policy Tightening Likely
On December 2nd, monitoring data from
PolyBeats reveals a sharp shift in the prediction market tied to the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) December 2025 interest rate decision.
Previously balanced probabilities for "25-basis-point rate hike" and "maintain status quo" have flipped dramatically: the hike odds surged from 50% to 85%, while the "maintain status quo" probability plummeted from 50% to 14%.
The market move was directly driven by BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda’s December 1st speech in Nagoya, which delivered the clearest hawkish signal to date. Kuroda shifted from his prior cautious stance to an active policy normalization position, explicitly stating the BOJ will "weigh the benefits and drawbacks of raising the policy rate and make an appropriate decision" at its December 18th–19th meeting.
He also emphasized the yen’s weakening trend "may push inflation higher than in the past," clearly signaling the central bank is ready
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Solana Foundation Chair Criticizes New York Times Biased Reporting on Innovation and Artificial Intelligence
On December 2, Lily Liu, Chair of the Solana Foundation, took to X to criticize The New York Times for clear ideological bias in its coverage of innovation and artificial intelligence (AI).
Liu argued the Times frames innovation and wealth creation as “predatory” and “oppressive”—contrasting this with AI’s role as a key driver of global capital markets and a national strategic asset. Her post backed David Sacks’ rebuttal of the Times’ allegations of conflicts of interest during his tenure as the White House’s AI and cryptocurrency czar.
Multiple industry insiders have also cast doubt on the Times’ reporting credibility, describing it as a “left-wing version of The Sixth Page.”
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