[Bitwise CIO: MStrategy Does Not Need to Sell Its Bitcoin Holdings] Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan stated that despite the decline in MStrategy (MSTR) stock price, the company will not be forced to sell its $6 billion worth of Bitcoin holdings. Hougan pointed out that MSTR has $1.4 billion in cash reserves, does not need to repay debt until 2027, and the current Bitcoin price is approximately $92,000, higher than the company's average purchase cost of $74,000.

[SlowMist: Yearn attacked due to mathematical calculation vulnerability in yETH stablecoin pool contract] The SlowMist security team monitored and analyzed the decentralized finance protocol Yearn being attacked by hackers on December 1, resulting in a loss of approximately $9 million. The root cause lies in the unsafe mathematical operations within the _calc_supply function logic of the Yearn yETH weighted stablecoin swap pool contract, leading to overflow and rounding errors during supply calculations. The attacker exploited this flaw to manipulate liquidity to specific values and excessively mint liquidity pool (LP) tokens for illegal profits. SlowMist recommends strengthening boundary scenario testing and adopting securely verified arithmetic mechanisms to prevent similar vulnerabilities.

[Eric Trump Says American Bitcoin Holdings Are About to Surpass GameStop] On December 5, Eric Trump, the second son of Donald Trump, stated on social media that cryptocurrency mining company American Bitcoin Corp. continues to increase its Bitcoin holdings, and the next company it will surpass is GameStop. According to data provided by Eric Trump, American Bitcoin currently holds 4,367 BTC, while GameStop holds 4,710 BTC. American Bitcoin, co-founded by Eric Trump, saw its stock price drop 35% on Monday due to the unlocking of restricted shares.

[SAPIEN Surges Over 30% Briefly Due to Bithumb Listing] South Korea's second-largest crypto exchange platform, Bithumb, has added SAPIEN and supports the KRW trading pair. As a result, SAPIEN surged over 30% briefly.

The Korean venture firm’s 2026 thesis argues that stablecoins, AI agents, and on-chain credit markets are becoming the foundation of a real digital economy, with Asia emerging as the first region where enterprise adoption is taking shape.