Odaily Planet Daily reports that Hong Kong Investment Management Limited has officially announced the appointment of ten institutions as asset management companies for the "New Investment Immigration Scheme 2025." These include Pan Shi Capital, Haikuotiankong Venture Capital, CMC Capital, Chenyi Fund, Hidden Hill Capital, M Capital, Baijun Capital, Primavera Capital, Xinchen Capital/CITIC Capital and Yuanxin Capital Investment Management Limited, and Value Partners Group. Previous reports indicated that eligible applicants for the Hong Kong New Capital Investor Entrant Scheme must invest a minimum of HK$30 million in permitted investment assets, reportedly including Bitcoin ETFs and Ethereum ETFs from some fund companies.

According to Huoxun Finance on December 7, Arkham's monitoring revealed that a wallet suspected to belong to Wintermute has been actively accumulating SYRUP tokens. Over the past two weeks, a total of $5.2 million worth of SYRUP tokens has been withdrawn from multiple exchanges and transferred to the market maker's associated wallet. As of now, this wallet holds approximately 20.397 million SYRUP tokens, worth $6.1 million.

According to Huoxun Finance on December 7, OnchainLens monitoring revealed that a whale deposited 3 million USDC into Hyperliquid and opened a 10x leveraged short position on ETH.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that ipflow.fun, a multi-chain IP asset tokenization platform based on Solana, announced the official launch of its first short drama token on December 8th at 20:00 (UTC+8). This token, officially authorized by the short drama "To Win, I Went All In," will be offered to users through a public offering. The token possesses both meme and copyright revenue attributes. Investors holding the token can participate in profit sharing from the short drama's viewership and receive various ecosystem benefits from the IPFLOW platform. According to the official introduction, the drama has accumulated over 1 billion views across the internet since its release.

According to Cryptoslate, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will hold a roundtable discussion on cryptocurrencies, financial surveillance, and privacy on December 15th. Zooko Wilcox, founder of the Zcash crypto privacy project, and others will participate. Analysts believe the SEC may use this meeting to assess the level of regulatory weight it can give to crypto privacy projects during its rule-making process. If a consensus is reached that zero-knowledge proofs can meet compliance obligations, this flexibility can be incorporated into rules governing digital asset brokerages, alternative trading systems, and custody. However, if the meeting splits into two camps—"privacy is a right" and "privacy fuels crime"—the existing surveillance-centric framework may be retained, pushing privacy advocates to court.