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no_data1Bitget Daily Digest (Dec. 2) | Spot Bitcoin ETFs saw USD 3.5 billion in outflows in November; Massimo added BTC to its treasury reserve strategy; Benchmark says there is no need to worry about Strategy’s solvency2BTC price analysis: Bitcoin could crash another 50%3Price predictions 12/1: SPX, DXY, BTC, ETH, XRP, BNB, SOL, DOGE, ADA, BCH
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- 13:28"Maji" goes long on HYPE again, with an average entry price of $31.97On December 2, according to HyperInsight monitoring, "Maji Big Brother" Huang Licheng's address has once again started longing HYPE. Currently, he holds a long position of 6,000 HYPE (approximately $192,000) with 10x leverage, with an average entry price of $31.97.
- 13:16Bubblemaps: 26 addresses withdrew $96 million worth of PIPPEN tokens from a certain exchange within two monthsJinse Finance reported that Bubblemaps posted on X, stating that the PIPPIN project began in 2024, but due to a sharp price drop, the community had almost forgotten about the project. However, over the past two weeks, the price of the PIPPIN token has increased about tenfold, with its market capitalization rising from $20 million to $220 million. During this period, the team provided no information updates and there was no project progress, with its social media remaining inactive for as long as six months. On-chain data tracking revealed that 26 addresses have withdrawn PIPPIN tokens worth $96 million from CEXs within two months. Most withdrawals occurred on October 24 and November 23. The timing, amounts, and fund movement patterns suggest these wallets are acting in coordination, and further investigation will be conducted.
- 13:16OpenMind announces partnership with Circle to jointly build payment infrastructure for embodied AIOn December 2, it was announced that OpenMind and Circle have entered into a strategic partnership to jointly build the first payment infrastructure for autonomous, real-world embodied AI transactions. By integrating OpenMind's robot and agent operating system with Circle's USDC stablecoin and the x402 payment protocol, the two parties aim to enable robots and AI agents to directly pay for energy, services, and data in the physical world. As robots gradually become independent economic entities, they will participate in three core markets: 1. Task market: Robots perform tasks such as delivery and inspection to earn rewards. 2. Information market: Local sensor data and environmental state summaries can be sold to agents responsible for decision-making and planning. 3. Resource market: Robots pay for resources such as charging, storage, and tool usage, which are often tied to specific geographic locations. To operate smoothly across different manufacturers, owners, and networks, these agents require an interoperable, machine-native method of value transfer. USDC provides the unit of account and value carrier, x402 offers the underlying payment channel, while OpenMind's embodied intelligence system determines when, where, and how to pay. OpenMind and Circle regard this combination as a foundational primitive for the future robot agent economy, and plan to showcase more real-world deployment cases and integration progress—such as robots automatically charging and settling offline consumption—in the coming months, continuously exploring new possibilities in embodied AI, payment infrastructure, and autonomous services.
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