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Vitalik Buterin Proposes On-Chain Gas Futures Market to Stabilize Fees

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has reignited discussions on network economics with a fresh proposal for a trustless, on-chain gas futures market—framed as a prediction market on the Base Fee—to deliver long-term predictability amid scaling uncertainties. Shared in an X post on December 6, 2025, the idea counters persistent user skepticism: With current fees at multi-year lows (0.47 gwei, ~$0.01 for …

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Crypto Moves Into Mainstream: Argentina May Allow Banks to Trade Digital Assets

Argentina’s Central Bank (BCRA) is drafting rules to repeal its May 2022 prohibition, potentially allowing traditional banks to offer cryptocurrency trading and custody services under a stringent new framework. This shift, reported December 8, 2025, aligns with President Javier Milei’s pro-crypto stance and aims to formalize the $93.9 billion in crypto volume (July 2022–June 2025), second-highest in Latin America per …

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Harvard Goes All-In on Bitcoin: $443M Stake Outpaces Gold 2-to-1

Harvard University’s endowment, managed by the Harvard Management Company (HMC), has aggressively ramped up its cryptocurrency exposure, disclosing a $443 million stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) ETF as of Q3 2025—its largest publicly reported position. This marks a 257% surge from $117 million in Q2, representing 6.8 million shares and about 0.75–1% of the $57 billion endowment. Notably, …

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Bitcoin Hits Key Fibonacci Support; Analysts Warn of Possible Drop to $76K

Bitcoin (BTC) is teetering on the edge today, December 8, 2025, trading around $88,000 after a volatile weekend flush below $88K liquidated $171 million in longs, only for a $3,500 rebound to $91.2K that crushed $75 million in shorts. Now, BTC hovers at the pivotal 0.382 Fibonacci retracement level—from the 2022 lows to October’s $126K peak—acting as a make-or-break support …

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British Columbia Seizes $1M in Cash and Gold Tied to QuadrigaCX Co-Founder

In a pivotal chapter of the QuadrigaCX scandal, the Supreme Court of British Columbia has granted a default forfeiture judgment, transferring over $1 million in cash, gold, and luxury items to the provincial government. The assets, seized from co-founder Michael Patryn (aka Omar Dhanani or “Sifu”), stem from an Unexplained Wealth Order (UWO) tied to the 2019 collapse of Canada’s …

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