BlackRock CEO: Some sovereign wealth funds increased their Bitcoin holdings during the recent Bitcoin price drop
On December 4, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said some sovereign wealth funds were buying Bitcoin amid its recent price drop. He added many such funds are monitoring the market—and as Bitcoin falls from its $126,000 peak to the $80,000 range, they’re “gradually” buying in. Fink noted these funds are “progressively” adding to their holdings to build long-term positions.
Fink also warned the U.S. risks falling behind other countries if it doesn’t speed up investment in digitization and tokenization. He further predicted cryptocurrency-driven tokenization will see “tremendous growth” in the coming years.
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CZ and Peter Schiff's debate on the "Pros and Cons of Bitcoin and Gold Tokenization" has begun, with CZ arguing that Bitcoin is easier to verify authenticity than gold.
On December 4, CZ and economist/crypto critic Peter Schiff kicked off their debate on “Bitcoin vs. Tokenized Gold” at Binance Blockchain Week. Schiff noted that tokenized gold (tgold) will offer two cash-out options down the line: physical gold bars or custom-sized coins, or an equivalent amount of gold-backed tokens. He explained the token acts as a claim check for matching gold in a vault—like a “locker claim ticket”—letting holders redeem physical gold anytime.
CZ held up a gold bar and asked Schiff to assess it right there. Schiff said he couldn’t confirm its authenticity because he didn’t recognize the mintmark, advising getting it appraised for verification. He also pointed out a slight color difference between the bar and his 24K gold jewelry. Changpeng Zhao (CZ) responded: “Gold is hard to authenticate, but Bitcoin is easy.”
Schiff clarified that a Bitcoin on-chain transaction is just “updating a record”—it doesn’t transfer any physical asset or ownership rights. By contr
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Wolfe Research: Crypto Market Sees Dip as Buying Opportunity, Bitcoin's Next Key Resistance at $100,000
**December 4: Wolfe Research Says Now’s a Good Time to Buy Crypto Dips**
Wolfe Research noted Wednesday (Dec. 4) that the cryptocurrency market’s clear bull-bear divergence is creating a potential buying opportunity—calling now a good time to buy the dip in cryptos.
The firm still expects Bitcoin’s near-term bottom to hover around $75,000, even after the token has rebounded to reclaim $90,000. That said, Wolfe flagged weak Bitcoin ETF inflows and ongoing general pressure on digital assets overall.
Technically, the crypto market has returned to a key long-term support zone that’s acted as a trend turning point multiple times historically. Momentum indicators are improving, and Bitcoin’s latest rebound is viewed as constructive. The next major test lies near the 50-day moving average ($101,000), with $100,000 standing as the critical psychological barrier.
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Reya: The REYA Public Sale has been oversubscribed, and the next step will be token distribution.
On December 4, decentralized exchange (DEX) platform Reya announced its initial coin offering (ICO) attracted over 4,000 users across 60+ countries, with the 2% token supply offered being oversubscribed. Next steps include finalizing token allocations, launching its spot market, and listing the REYA token on the Reya platform.
Earlier reports noted Reya conducted a token sale on CoinList from November 25 to December 2, offering 160 million tokens at $0.01875 each—with a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of $150 million. Fifty percent of the tokens will unlock at the token generation event (TGE), while the remaining 50% will vest linearly over six months post-TGE. The minimum purchase per account is $100, and small purchases are prioritized.
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CZ on Decentralized Autonomous Treasury (DAT) Company: Model Feasible but Management Team and Execution Capability Key
On December 4, CZ responded to questions about Decrypt-as-a-Treasury (DAT) companies during a KOL and Media Interaction session. Specifically, he was asked whether the DAT model is sustainable amid recent pressure on these firms and widespread skepticism about their future.
Here’s his breakdown:
- The DAT model’s core logic is feasible: It helps traditional companies without direct crypto asset purchase capabilities gain exposure to digital assets.
- MicroStrategy’s success has spurred imitation, but DATs vary in management fee structures—lower fees are generally better.
- The model carries risks, with the exact risk level tied to the management team, organizational structure, and operating philosophy.
- Fundamentally, it’s entirely feasible for public companies to hold high-quality crypto assets, which are likely to appreciate. Simply holding Bitcoin has been one of the best strategies over the past 10–15 years, outperforming 99% of startups and other investment approaches.
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Binance Alpha is initiating the second round of the Yooldo (ESPORTS) airdrop, with a minimum threshold of 250 points.
On December 4th, Binance Alpha launched the second round of its Yooldo (ESPORTS) airdrop. Users with at least 250 Alpha Points are eligible to claim 80 ESPORTS tokens on a first-come, first-served basis. If rewards aren’t fully distributed, the points threshold will automatically drop by 5 points every 5 minutes. Note that claiming the airdrop will deduct 15 Alpha Points from your balance.
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