The Russian Ministry of Finance announced that it will lower the requirements for buying and selling Bitcoin, as Russia is the 11th largest economy in the world. （The Bitcoin Historian）

Trading volumes reached nearly 2,000 lots traded on day one, representing about $35 million in notional value.

[South African Reserve Bank Lists Cryptocurrencies and Stablecoins as New Risks] The South African Reserve Bank has warned that cryptocurrencies and stablecoins are listed as new risks, posing significant threats to the country's financial sector.

[Zelensky: Peace negotiations between Ukraine and the United States are still ongoing] On November 25, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that negotiations with the United States regarding the peace plan are still ongoing. After a phone call with German Chancellor Scholz, he expressed via social media his gratitude for the efforts of all Americans, particularly thanking President Trump for his efforts. Previously, it was reported that Ukraine had agreed to a potential peace agreement, but some details still need to be finalized.

[US SEC to Hold Meeting to Discuss Regulation of Tokenized Equity Securities] The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced the agenda for its December 4 meeting on corporate governance regulatory changes and issues related to the tokenization of equity securities. The meeting will discuss the issuance, trading, and settlement operations of tokenized equity under the existing regulatory framework. Participants include Scott Bauguess, Vice President of Global Regulatory Policy at Coinbase; Samara Cohen, Senior Managing Director and Global Head of Markets Development at BlackRock; and Coy Garrison, Senior Director of Cryptocurrency and Deputy General Counsel at Robinhood.