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  What happened — the licences and their scope On 8 December 2025 , Binance — the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume and users — announced that it had secured a full set of regulatory approvals from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), the UAE’s international financial centre. ( adgm.com ) Under this authorisation, Binance.com — its global platform — will operate under a three-entity structure within ADGM, each licensed separately to mirror traditional financial market infrastructure. ( The Economic Times ) The three entities and their roles: Nest Exchange Limited (formerly “Nest Services Limited”) — licensed as a Recognised Investment Exchange (RIE). It will run Binance’s on-exchange trading: spot and derivatives operations via a Multilateral Trading Facility. ( adgm.com ) Nest Clearing and Custody Limited — licensed as a Recognised Clearing House (RCH) and authorised to provide custody and set...

 Over the past month, SOL has hovered around the US $130–$140 range. According to recent market updates, SOL dipped by ~1% on December 5 while holding near $137.  That drop followed a slightly stronger 4% surge a day earlier, which was attributed to increased institutional inflows.  While volatility remains, many analysts argue SOL is forming a “defensive base” — with key price support around $130.  In short, SOL hasn’t been making new highs recently — but price action seems relatively stable, with speculative interest rising around institutional developments and network-level events. Recent News & Institutional / Ecosystem Developments Several developments in the last month have stirred renewed interest in Solana: A big institutional signal: a new multi-crypto ETF ( EZPZ ETF ) — launched December 1 by Franklin Templeton — added SOL among its holdings, giving broader institutional access to the token.  Cross-chain integration: Base — the Layer-2 network...

  According to a December 6, 2025 update, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of about US$ 54.8 million on December 5 — led by funds such as ARKB , with IBIT (the largest Bitcoin ETF ) seeing some outflow that day.  Over recent days, the broader crypto-fund ecosystem reportedly saw US$ 716 million in total net inflows, with BTC among the top beneficiaries.  Data from late November 2025 suggests that following a period of drawdowns and outflows, Bitcoin ETFs have started to see renewed demand — signalling a possible stabilization in institutional sentiment toward BTC.  Parallel to that: ETH -based institutional products have also been gaining traction. On December 1, 2025, ETF trackers recorded a one-day net inflow of 25,800 ETH (≈ US$ 72.8 million) and 7-day net inflows of 106,212 ETH (≈ US$ 299.8 million) — indicating robust demand.  Recent flows suggest institutions are not only accumulating ETH, but liquidity for ETH-funds remains strong. ...

 As 2025 winds down, the AI-crypto space remains one of the most dynamic corners of the digital-asset world. With daily trading volume concentrated around a few key tokens, the next 30 days may bring both high-velocity rallies and sharp pullbacks. In this post, we look at four AI-crypto projects — NEAR, Bittensor, Render and Virtuals — that combine liquidity, growing ecosystems and real AI-use cases. We explore what could trigger their next big moves, as well as the risks every investor should watch closely.

Last week (December 1–7, 2025) brought a mix of technical progress, market volatility and fresh regulatory pressure — a snapshot of an industry still maturing fast.