A joint report prepared by analytical firms Glassnode and Fanara Digital confirms that Bitcoin has attracted more than 732 billion dollars in new capital since the lows recorded during the 2022 cycle. This massive flow of institutional investment highlights a profound Bitcoin market structure transformation, which is currently characterized by presenting significantly lower volatility and much deeper liquidity compared to previous market cycles.
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Polkadot (DOT) rallied 13% after decisively breaching the $2.15 resistance level. The price climbed to roughly $2.25–$2.27 as trading volume rose 34% versus seven‑day averages, a combination traders often interpret as institutional participation and technical confirmation.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink says tokenization will trigger a structural overhaul of finance comparable to the deregulation of the 1970s, driven by faster settlement, fractional ownership and programmable assets. Tokenization is the conversion of real-world assets into digital tokens that can be traded and settled on blockchain ledgers, and Fink’s comments position BlackRock to shape that shift given its scale.
Kalshi closed a $1 billion funding round that lifted its valuation to $11 billion, marking a rapid escalation in investor interest in prediction markets. The raise follows a sequence of recent financings and coincides with surging trading volumes and intensifying competition that are reshaping the fledgling asset class.
Real-world asset tokenization platform OpenEden secured a strategic investment round backed by Ripple to massively expand its tokenized Treasury bonds. According to Jeremy Ng, CEO of OpenEden, this capital injection comes as institutions seek trusted and compliant infrastructure to bring traditional assets on-chain.
Strategy announced the establishment of a $1.44 billion USD cash reserve, and revised its FY2025 Bitcoin-linked financial guidance. The move, led by Executive Chairman Michael Saylor, is intended to secure dividend payments and interest obligations while preserving the company’s core Bitcoin accumulation strategy.
BONK fell roughly 9% after an initial rally tied to its debut ETP on the SIX Swiss Exchange, with the slide turning into a technical breakdown that pushed the token to fresh cycle lows. The sell-off unfolded between November 27 and December 1, 2025, exposing persistent volatility despite the new regulated wrapper and underscoring the limits of sentiment support from a listing.
Benchmark concluded that Strategy remains the premier Bitcoin proxy, rejecting what it called a persistent “doom narrative” and emphasizing the firm’s concentrated bitcoin holdings and balance-sheet strength. The brokerage tied a $705 price target to a 2026 bitcoin assumption and highlighted large reserves and liquidity as evidence of engineered resilience as of December 1, 2025.
Grayscale will launch its first U.S. spot Chainlink ETF, ticker GLNK, which is expected to begin trading on NYSE Arca on December 2, 2025, said Nate Geraci. The product converts Grayscale’s existing Chainlink Trust into a publicly traded ETF and introduces a proposed staking feature that could distribute yield derived from LINK tokens. The debut positions GLNK as a vehicle that pairs spot exposure with potential network-based rewards within a regulated wrapper.
Wirex and the Algorand Foundation announced a USDC integration that will let more than 7 million Wirex users hold, send and spend Algorand-native USDC at over 80 million Visa‑accepting merchants worldwide, according to a Wirex press release. The USDC integration immediately positions Algorand as a core rail in Wirex’s multi‑chain stablecoin strategy and promises faster, lower‑cost global payments with instant on‑chain settlement.