1. The number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. is 236,000, higher than the expected 220,000
As of the week ending December 6, the number of initial jobless claims in the U.S. is 236,000, expected 220,000, and the previous value was revised from 191,000 to 192,000. -Original
2. U.S. President Trump praises the performance of the stock market
U.S. President Trump praises the stock market. -Original
3. The Federal Reserve's dovish stance is favorable for risk assets, while the attractiveness of short-term bonds and gold may decline
After Federal Reserve Chairman Powell expressed concerns about the labor market, Wall Street bets that the Fed will cut rates twice or more in 2026. Global X analyst Scott Helfstein stated that the dovish Fed should generally benefit risk assets, especially growth stocks and cyclical stocks, with industries related to corporate investment cycles also potentially in favorable positions. Scott Helfstein added that the attractiveness of short-term bonds and gold may slightly decline, and if short-term interest rates decrease, longer-duration bonds might receive more attention. -Original
4. The U.S. Congress urges the SEC to allow 401(k) accounts to hold Bitcoin
The U.S. Congress has written to SEC Chair Atkins, urging him to immediately allow 401(k) accounts to hold Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, as the total assets in American retirement accounts have reached $9 trillion. -Original
5. A whale has staked 25,000 ETH, drawing attention to on-chain data
On-chain data shows that a certain whale wallet address has staked 25,000 ETH. -Original
6. $15 billion valuation giant Klarna integrates Bitcoin into its products
Financial technology giant Klarna, valued at $15 billion, announced the direct integration of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies into Klarna's products. Klarna currently has 100 million users worldwide. -Original
7. Binance has launched spot gold XAU perpetual contract trading
Binance has launched a new traditional asset XAU (spot gold) perpetual contract trading. Today, Binance introduced perpetual contracts for traditional assets, branded as 'TradFi Perps.' The main difference between TradFi Perps and U-based perpetual contracts lies in the trading hours of the underlying assets; traditional assets typically adopt a 24/5 trading model, with a one-hour maintenance period daily, and are affected by market closures. -Original
8. The U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council no longer lists digital assets as potential risks
The U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) has removed digital assets from its list of potential dangers. Under the crypto-friendly regulatory framework of U.S. President Trump, this annual report, which once flagged financial stability risks, will no longer issue 'vulnerability' warnings. -Original
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