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The UK has proposed a 'no gain, no loss' approach to DeFi transactions, eliminating capital gains taxes on deposits to crypto lending platforms, seen as a step forward for the industry.

HBAR's price has broken a key support level due to increased selling pressure, indicating a bearish trend in the market.

Injective has launched a native EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine) upgrade, aiming to improve DeFi performance by combining Ethereum compatibility with its existing high-speed infrastructure.

Flowdesk reports a fragile balance in crypto credit markets, noting DeFi lenders are deleveraging without fully retreating.

The article highlights a potential missed opportunity for the crypto space, suggesting that while crypto focuses on internal debates, AI companies are building data monopolies that could overshadow crypto's long-term potential.

The integration of AI agents into wealth management is facilitating automated DeFi investments and portfolio rebalancing with tokenized assets, suggesting a potential shift in how advisors manage crypto portfolios.

World Liberty Financial is airdropping 8.4 million WLFI tokens to early users of its USD1 stablecoin, aiming to incentivize adoption and expand its presence in DeFi and real-world asset integrations.

Cantor Fitzgerald predicts a new crypto winter in 2026, but one characterized by institutional growth and on-chain shifts, driven by DeFi, tokenization, and regulatory clarity.

Cantor models a $200 billion valuation for HYPE token, citing its potential for fee economics through Hyperliquid, a trading infrastructure platform.

DeFi Development Corp announced that it did not make any new purchases of Solana (SOL) in November, maintaining its total reserve at over 2.19 million SOL.

Animoca Brands is expanding its focus in 2026, exploring various segments of the crypto industry, including DePIN, DeFi, and AI, with a potential interest in stablecoins.

Crypto leverage reached a record high in Q3, driven by onchain lending, but the market is now better collateralized than in the previous cycle, indicating a shift in market structure.