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- 09:19Jupiter: WET token Phase 1 sale time adjusted, allocation reduced to 4%ChainCatcher News, Jupiter announced that based on feedback from HumidiFi and Weterans, the first phase sale time for WET will be postponed from December 3 at 23:00 to December 4 at 05:00, and the allocation will be reduced from 6% to 4%. Other sale times will proceed as originally announced.
- 09:19BlackRock Bitcoin spot ETF options trading volume surges, open interest ranks among the top ten in the USJinse Finance reported, citing CoinDesk, that options trading volume linked to BlackRock's bitcoin ETF (IBIT) has surged. As of Tuesday, there were 7,714,246 IBIT options contracts active or open. According to optioncharts.io data, among options tied to US-listed stocks, ETFs, and indices, IBIT options rank ninth in open interest; for stock options alone, IBIT options rank second in open interest. The report notes that IBIT options have already surpassed gold ETFs and major tech stocks, highlighting bitcoin's growing appeal as a macro asset. Despite a decline in bitcoin's price, IBIT options are trading more actively than options linked to the SPDR Gold Trust ETF, which has risen 50% this year.
- 09:19Animoca Brands and the crypto community jointly donate over HK$2.6 million for the Tai Po fire in Hong KongChainCatcher News, according to Animoca Brands, the company has announced the completion of a charity fundraising campaign for the Tai Po fire rescue in Hong Kong, raising a total of HKD 2,602,516.64, which has been donated to the Hong Kong Red Cross Tai Po Fire Emergency Relief Fund. Approximately 33% (HKD 869,067.7) of the donations came from members of the global cryptocurrency community, while the remaining HKD 1,733,448.94 was donated by Animoca Brands and its employees, co-founder and executive chairman Yat Siu, subsidiaries and projects (including Open Campus, Anichess, The Sandbox, Tower Ecosystem, etc.), as well as partners such as the Moca Foundation.
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