A Whale Acquires 251 BTC, Approximately $24.18 Million

Dec. 7 — Michael Saylor noted in a post that Strategy has added over 200,000 Bitcoin (BTC) so far this year, totaling 203,600 BTC. Strategy announced Monday it acquired 130 BTC last week for approximately $11.7 million, at an average price of roughly $89,960 per coin. As of Nov. 30, 2025, Strategy holds 650,000 BTC, with a total value of about $48.38 billion and an average purchase price of around $74,436 per BTC.

On December 7th, data from GMGN shows that DOYR—a meme coin on the BNB Chain ecosystem—surged over 45% in the past two hours. Its market cap stands at $15.38 million, with a total trading volume of $41.4 million. Last night, Binance Co-CEO He Yi noted in a post that issuing coins by “finding angles” from tweets is a community-driven act, and users should be aware of investment risks tied to DOYR. (Note: This was a typo—He Yi intended to write “DYOR” instead of “DOYR.”) Shortly after, CZ retweeted the post, stating: “DOYR = DO Your meme? Tweeting does not imply endorsement of any meme or token.” BlockBeats reminds users that meme coins often lack practical use cases and exhibit extreme price volatility; investors should approach such assets with caution.

On December 7, CryptoRank released new data showing the average cash cost for a mining firm to produce one Bitcoin has climbed to $74,600. When including depreciation and stock-based compensation (SBC), total costs hit $137,800. With the total network hashrate crossing the symbolic 1 ZH/s milestone, competition has intensified sharply—pushing miner profitability into a steep decline. This trend is leading many publicly traded mining companies to redirect capacity toward higher-margin businesses like AI/HPC (High-Performance Computing), instead of doubling down on traditional Bitcoin mining. The industry is now splitting into two key models: ? Infrastructure Providers: Repurposing mining data centers for high-margin computing operations ? Traditional Miners: Struggling to stay afloat in an increasingly competitive, near-zero-profit landscape

On December 7, Jupiter Chief Operating Officer Kash Dhanda addressed community questions, acknowledging the team’s prior social media claim that Jupiter Lend’s treasury has “zero contagion risk” was inaccurate. Jupiter had previously promoted its lending treasury as a “risk-isolated” structure, stating there would be “no cross-contamination between trading pairs, thus eliminating all contagion risk” — but that content has since been deleted. In a video posted to Platform X, Dhanda confirmed the treasury is designed with isolation, yet also admitted Jupiter Lend holds rehypothecated assets. Last week, Solana lending platform Kamino temporarily blocked Jupiter Lend’s migration tool over concerns its risk model could mislead users. Kamino’s co-founder also publicly criticized Jupiter’s risk description.

On December 7th, Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas noted that comparing Bitcoin’s recent sharp correction to the 17th-century “Tulip Mania” is unwarranted—despite Bitcoin’s latest drop. He pointed out the tulip bubble lasted just ~3 years and vanished entirely after crashing, whereas Bitcoin has endured 17 years, weathered 6–7 major pullbacks, and hit multiple all-time highs. Bitcoin has surged ~250% over the past three years, including a 122% jump last year. The current decline looks more like a “pullback from last year’s excessive rally.” Even if it trades flat or dips slightly in 2025, its long-term annualized return would still hover around 50%. Eric stressed the only overlap between Bitcoin and tulips is that both are “non-productive assets.” But non-productive assets like gold, Picasso paintings, and rare stamps have long been recognized as valuable. The tulip mania was a classic “one-and-done frenzy + collapse” scenario—Bitcoin clearly falls into an entirely d

On December 7th, data from HTX shows bankruptcy-related concept coins continued to rally, including: - USTC: Up over 78% in 24 hours, market cap $69.35 million; - LUNA: Up over 39% in the past day, market cap $160 million; - LUNC: Up over 19% in 24 hours, market cap $363 million; - FTT: Up over 18% in the past 24 hours, market cap $234 million. BlockBeats reported yesterday that SBF has been speaking out lately after a fellow inmate received a pardon, stoking speculation about a potential pardon for himself. However, the Polymarket prediction market still pegs the probability of “Will Trump pardon SBF by 2025?” at around 2%.