Odaily Planet Daily reports that stablecoin protocol STBL has launched its rewards claim feature on the X platform. Eligible contributors can visit the official page, log in with their X account, and link their wallets to claim their rewards. STBL added that the use of multi-factor staking in STBL dApps and the amount of USST minted will be incorporated into the rewards evaluation and will affect the leaderboard score, ensuring that deeper participation and genuine ecosystem contributions are reflected in the rewards leaderboard score.

Huoxun Finance reported on November 29 that Pandu, a licensed virtual asset management service company, officially announced that its Ethereum ETF will be listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on December 3, with the stock code 3085.HK. The ETF directly holds Ethereum and is based on the CME Group CF Ethereum-USD Index (Asia-Pacific closing price). Hong Kong investors can use their existing securities accounts to trade by choosing cash or physical redemption. The trading unit is 100 shares, and the minimum subscription amount is HK$850.

Huoxun Finance reported on November 29th that QwQiao, co-founder of AllianceDAO, stated in an article on the X platform that he will not short L1 tokens, but he cannot convince himself that they are "great investments." However, L1 tokens are not "bad investments" either, as there are thousands of assets to choose from, and some high-quality assets can always be found. QwQiao stated that every asset he currently holds has a sustainable competitive advantage and operates in an exponentially growing field. QwQiao previously pointed out that L1 tokens lack a moat, are easily commoditized, and struggle to capture meaningful value, suggesting that betting on the application layer may be the way forward.

Huoxun Finance reported on November 29th that Mario Götze, a key player in Germany's World Cup, is 33 years old, an age when players typically begin to consider life after their professional sporting careers. However, Götze has been preparing for this for several years, building a strong private investment portfolio to continue developing after his first professional career. About seven years ago, his first venture capital deal involved a startup spun off from the University of Dortmund. Götze's investment vehicle, Companion-M, focuses on early-stage startups in software, healthcare, cybersecurity, and biotechnology. Götze and a small team of advisors typically consider around 100 potential deals per month and make one or two angel investments in companies that enter the seed or pre-seed stage. Götze stated that he is also open to investing in private credit and is considering adding one or two more investments before the end of the year. It is understood that Götze previously invested in NFTs and changed his X account name to mariogotze.eth (which he still retains), while also changing his X account profile picture to SmolverseNFT with the caption "Taking a step into the crypto space" (which has since been changed to another profile picture).

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Alliance DAO co-founder QwQiao clarified in an article on X that he will not short L1 tokens, but also cannot consider them a "good investment." He stated that L1 tokens are not "bad investments," but with thousands of assets to choose from, it's easier to find truly high-quality assets with sustainable competitiveness. QwQiao pointed out that the L1 sector lacks a moat, is easily commoditized, and struggles to capture meaningful long-term value. He believes betting on the application layer may be a more certain direction, stating that his current holdings all possess long-term competitive advantages and are in an exponential growth phase. Previous news: Alliance DAO co-founder: L1 tokens lack a moat, betting on the application layer may be the way out.