According to official news, starting December 5, 2025, digital asset deposits and withdrawals will be reopened sequentially for 33 digital assets across 21 networks (including ELF, ALGO, ASTR, FIL, FLOW, HBAR, HBD, HIVE, IOST, DON, IOTA, EGLD, GAS, NEO, CKB, MBL, ONT, ONG, POLYX, STX, STEEM, SBD, SWELL, XTZ, A, BLACK, CHL, EOSDAC, HORUS, MEETONE, VET, VTHO, and WAXP), all of which have had their security confirmed. Due to wallet system checks and security improvements, all old deposit addresses for digital assets have been deleted. Users must generate new deposit addresses when depositing digital assets; using old addresses may result in deposit delays.

Huoxun Finance reported on December 5th that the Italian Ministry of Economy announced it has launched an "in-depth review" of existing risk control mechanisms related to cryptocurrency investment, aiming to assess the adequacy of safeguards for retail investors directly or indirectly investing in crypto assets. Minutes from a meeting of the Italian Macroprudential Committee, comprised of the Bank of Italy, the market regulator Consob, the insurance and pension regulator, and the Ministry of Finance, indicate that the committee warned of potentially rising risks associated with crypto assets due to increased linkages with the traditional financial system and fragmented international regulation. The Ministry of Finance has initiated an assessment of existing safeguards for retail investors participating in crypto assets (directly or indirectly) and is working to improve relevant regulatory adaptation and analytical frameworks.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the USPD protocol officially issued an emergency security alert today, confirming that its protocol suffered a serious security vulnerability attack, resulting in unauthorized token minting and liquidity depletion. Attackers used an advanced attack technique called "CPIMP" to preemptively execute proxy initialization during deployment on September 16th, gaining hidden administrator privileges. By installing a "shadow" and manipulating event data, the attackers successfully circumvented verification tools, including Etherscan, and after remaining hidden for several months, today used their privileges to mint approximately 98 million USPD tokens and steal approximately 232 stETH. The USPD team has cooperated with law enforcement and security organizations, flagging the attacker's addresses to freeze funds, and has offered to treat the incident as a white-hat rescue, promising to cease law enforcement action if 90% of the funds are returned.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bruce, founder of MSX, posted on X that Nasdaq has submitted its application for a stock token, and MSX is ready to be exchanged for the "official" token. He stated, "Nasdaq submitted its stock token application to the SEC in September of this year, and if all goes well, it will officially launch in Q1 of next year. The launch of Nasdaq's stock token will impact all 'unofficial stock tokens,' and MSX is ready to exchange for the 'official' token at any time."

Huoxun Finance reported on December 5th that, according to SoSoValue data, on December 4th (Eastern Time), Bitcoin spot ETFs saw a total net outflow of $195 million, with none of the 12 funds recording net inflows. BlackRock's IBIT saw the largest net outflow at $113 million, while its cumulative total inflow remained at $62.55 billion. Fidelity's FBTC saw a net outflow of $54.2048 million, while its cumulative net inflow was $12.063 billion. As of press time, the total net asset value of Bitcoin spot ETFs was $120.682 billion, representing 6.54% of Bitcoin's total market capitalization, with a historical cumulative net inflow of $57.563 billion.