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  • 02:24
    The US SEC will hold a roundtable on crypto privacy issues on December 15.
    Jinse Finance reported that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Crypto Special Working Group will hold a roundtable meeting on December 15 to conduct an in-depth discussion on policy issues related to financial surveillance and privacy. The panel on "Discussion on Financial Surveillance and Privacy Issues" will include Aleo Network Foundation Global Policy Director Yaya J. Fanusie, Espresso Systems Chief Strategy Officer Jill Gunter, Zcash founder Zooko Wilcox, Aleo Network Foundation CEO and Executive Director Koh, Digital Asset Strategic Program Director Simon Letort, Predicate co-founder and CEO Nikhil Raghuveera, and SpruceID founder and CEO Wayne Chang. The "Financial Surveillance and Privacy Task Force" panel will include StarkWare General Counsel Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos, Penumbra Strategies CEO Carole House, Digital Self Labs CEO Linda Jeng, Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger, American Civil Liberties Union Senior Policy Analyst Jay Stanley, George Mason University Law School Associate Professor J.W. Verret, and Etherealize General Counsel Steve Yelderman.
  • 02:00
    Three new wallets have withdrawn FF tokens worth $5.33 million from a certain exchange in the past three days
    According to ChainCatcher, monitored by Lookonchain, in the past three days, three newly created wallets have withdrawn a total of 48.43 million FF (worth $5.33 million) from an exchange and Bitget.
  • 01:30
    Farcaster announces strategic transformation, shifting focus from social scenarios to wallet-driven growth
    ChainCatcher reported that Farcaster co-founder Dan Romero announced a major strategic shift for the platform, abandoning the “social-first” approach to product-market fit pursued over the past four years, and pivoting to a wallet-centric growth model. The team stated that the rapidly growing in-app wallet feature is currently the closest module to achieving product-market fit, and will adopt a “use the tool (wallet) first, then build the network (protocol)” approach to drive user conversion on the wallet side and turn them into active protocol users. Romero emphasized that the Farcaster protocol will remain open and decentralized, but the official app will focus on expanding capabilities at the intersection of wallets and social features in the future. In addition, Farcaster previously acquired the token issuance platform Clanker to strengthen its related product offerings.
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