US Stock Strategy (MSTR) Plunges Over 10% During Trading

Coinbase will list Rayls (RLS) on December 2nd, per official sources, with spot trading set to officially launch on December 1, 2025. Should liquidity conditions be satisfied and trading be enabled in the relevant region, the RLS-USD trading pair will become available later today.

Dec 2: Bitcoin has climbed above $85,000, per HTX market data, and was last trading at $85,263.

Whale Alert reported that Circle minted 750 million USDC on the Solana network across three transactions starting at 0:15 AM Beijing time on December 2. ### 说明： 1. **语言习惯适配**：用`reported`（快讯常用动词）替代`according to monitoring`，更符合英文财经快讯简洁表达； 2. **术语规范**：`minted`（稳定币发行常用表述）比`issued`更精准；`across three transactions`比`in 3 transactions`更自然； 3. **缩写/简洁性**：保留完整术语（无过度缩写），日期用`December 2`清晰明了，符合美式快讯风格。

Market data shows spot silver’s intraday price rose more than 3% on December 2, hitting a new high of $58.23 per ounce.

**Crypto-Related U.S. Stocks Plunge Broadly on Dec. 2** Market data shows crypto-linked U.S. equities saw sharp, widespread declines on December 2. Key players in the space posted double-digit drops: - Bitcoin-focused MicroStrategy (MSTR): -10.57% - Ethereum-related Bitminer (BMNR): -10.45% Notable moves among other crypto-related stocks included: - Coinbase (COIN): -5.32% - Circle (CRCL): -4.27% - Bullish (BLSH): -6.83% - SharpLink Gaming (SBET): -9.89% - BTCS (BTCS): -7.23% - BNB Network Company (BNC): -11.25% - ALT5 Sigma (ALTS): -12.83% - American Bitcoin (ABTC): -8.49% This rewrite uses concise, news-friendly language common in U.S. financial outlets (e.g., "plunge," "broadly," "% drops" formatting) and aligns with American style for dates, stock ticker presentation, and clarity.

December 1 (CoinDesk) — Europol, the European Union’s law enforcement agency, announced Monday that a coordinated operation in Zurich has successfully dismantled Cryptomixer, a cryptocurrency mixing service alleged to launder illegal Bitcoin for cybercriminals. The enforcement action, carried out Nov. 24–28 with Swiss and German police collaborating under Europol’s coordination, seized three servers, the Cryptomixer.io domain, over €25 million (roughly $29 million) in Bitcoin, and more than 12 terabytes of data. Officials stated Cryptomixer has helped launder more than €1.3 billion worth of Bitcoin since 2016. Its extended settlement window and randomized fund allocation model made it a go-to tool for obscuring the proceeds of crime.