Overview of important events on the evening of December 8th
12:00-21:00 Keywords: JPMorgan Chase, Microstrategy, ACDE Conference, BABYDOGE
1. Tether has issued an additional 20 billion USDT in the past month;
2. Ten institutions including Citibank and JPMorgan Chase have completed tokenization settlement pilots;
3. BlackRock's IBIT, Microstrategy, and Fidelity's FBTC currently rank top three in Bitcoin holdings;
4. The founder of Bitcoin Suisse predicts that Bitcoin will continue to rise and may even reach "seven figures";
5. At the 201st Ethereum ACDE conference: EIP-7691 was approved for inclusion in the Pectra hard fork agenda;
6. Bitwise Strategy Director: Countries implementing a 0% capital gains tax on cryptocurrencies will attract more investment;
7. Since November, BABYDOGE has unlocked tokens worth $12.02 million USD which have all flowed into exchanges after unlocking.
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