as Wall Street giants are betting on the underlying technology of cryptocurrencies to handle traditional assets, Digital Asset Holdings LLC, a blockchain company focused on the financial sector, has secured new funding. This round of investors includes institutions such as BNY Mellon and Nasdaq. According to insiders, this round of financing amounts to $50 million, with S&P Global and iCapital also participating. This is the company's new round of fundraising following the $135 million financing completed earlier this year. Bloomberg reported in June that the previous round was led by DRW Venture Capital and Tradeweb Markets, with market makers Citadel Securities, IMC, and Optiver participating.

 Meta Platforms (META.O) rose about 4% pre-market, CEO Zuckerberg plans to cut the Metaverse budget by 30%. 

according to the schedule, at 20:30 tonight, the number of Challenger job cuts in the US for November will be released; at 21:30, the US initial jobless claims for the week ending November 29 will be announced, with an expected value of 220,000. In addition, at 23:00, the US Global Supply Chain Pressure Index for November and the US factory orders month-on-month rate for September will also be released. Although tonight's employment data is relatively important, the market is currently highly betting on a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December. As of the time of writing, the probability of this event on Polymarket has reached as high as 94%.

The Senate's process is inching forward on a mass-confirmation that would include two nominations with major crypto implications.

The state issued cease-and-desist orders to the firms to stop conducting "unlicensed online gambling" via their sports events contracts.

“The short-term setup has shifted into a choppy pullback, with markets watching whether BTC can stabilize within the $90,000–$91,000 support zone,” one trader said.

CryptoQuant’s latest report shows the company preparing for weaker conditions with smaller buys and a growing USD buffer, yet traders continue to price in a playbook built on reflexive accumulation.

CEO Brian Armstrong said top banks are "leaning into this as an opportunity," signaling Wall Street’s quiet embrace of crypto infrastructure.

Entrée Capital unveiled a $300M fund prioritizing AI agents, DePIN and regulated Web3 infrastructure.