A wallet that was suspected by the community to belong to Ansem(@blknoiz06) bought 2.04M $DIGIMON($50K) again 15 minutes ago.

December 4 (Bloomberg) — A fraud victim is suing Binance Holdings Inc. in state court, alleging the cryptocurrency exchange was involved in the theft of $80 million worth of Bitcoin. The Florida Third District Court of Appeal ruled Wednesday that a lower court **erroneously concluded** it lacked personal jurisdiction over Binance. In its ruling, the appeals court also noted the case claims Binance failed to take further steps to freeze the stolen funds.

Washington, D.C. – December 4 – Trump aides and allies are discussing a potential personnel arrangement: If President Trump appoints Kevin Hassett as the next Chair of the Federal Reserve, current Treasury Secretary Benett could also take on the role of White House National Economic Council (NEC) Director. This move would enable Benett to oversee the Trump administration’s overall economic policy, integrating the Treasury Department’s regulatory powers with White House economic affairs. The specific arrangement has not yet been finalized. A White House official noted that any personnel changes remain speculative until President Trump formally announces them. A representative for the U.S. Treasury Department did not respond to a request for comment. (Source: Jinse Finance)

On December 4, OpenAI’s nonprofit foundation announced it will donate $40.5 million to 208 U.S. nonprofits supporting local communities—marking the AI giant’s largest external charitable commitment to date. The grant aims to “expand AI’s opportunities” and will fund work in three key areas: AI literacy and public understanding, community innovation, and economic opportunity. While it’s OpenAI’s largest nonprofit expenditure to date, the donation represents just a fraction of the foundation’s roughly $13 billion in equity value following its recent corporate restructuring. A recent tax filing reveals the OpenAI Foundation donated $7.5 million last year. (Source: Gold10)

On December 4, the Financial Times reported that bond investors have voiced concerns to the U.S. Treasury over the potential appointment of Kevin Hassett as Federal Reserve chair, fearing he would slash interest rates sharply to curry favor with Trump. Multiple sources said the Treasury held one-on-one talks last November with top executives at major Wall Street banks, asset management giants, and other key players in the U.S. debt market to solicit feedback on Hassett and other candidates. Those conversations were followed by final-round interviews of the candidates by Treasury Secretary Besen.

On December 4, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang stated that energy will become the next global bottleneck for artificial intelligence (AI). He noted that AI development is straining power supplies, and predicted small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) will be widely used to power AI systems over the next decade. (Source: Golden Ten)