Huoxun Finance News, December 2nd - Decentralized GPU cloud computing platform Aethir announced its strategic roadmap for the next 12 months, focusing on expanding global GPU infrastructure, migrating blockchains, implementing Strategic Computing Reserves (SCR), upgrading the developer ecosystem, and accessing institutional-grade computing power. The specific plan is as follows: In Q4 2025, expand GPU inventory (H200/B200/B300), promote the implementation of enterprise computing power contracts, and release the RWA financial solution and annual review; In Q1 2026, launch the Aethirv2 mainnet, upgrade Proof-of-Compute, strengthen ATHVault, release the CloudCreditsAPI, and complete the chain migration; In Q2 2026, introduce institutional customers into the strategic computing power reserve, and successively launch products such as Aethir Developer SDK, ComputeReputationLayer, and AIWorkloadMarketplacev2; In the second half of 2026, launch the CaaS pricing model, cooperate with leading cloud vendors to carry out hybrid computing power, and launch Aethirv3 and multi-chain computing power dashboards. The team stated that in the coming year, they will continue to promote the globalization of generalized and decentralized cloud computing infrastructure and maintain quarterly transparent disclosure, covering Proof-of-Revenue, foundation wallet reports, and enterprise computing power impact reports.

Huoxun Finance News, December 2nd - According to PR Newswire, Hyperscale Data (NYSE American:GPUS), a US-listed company, announced that as of November 30th, its total Bitcoin asset reserves amounted to approximately $72.25 million, representing about 83% of the company's market capitalization. Its wholly-owned subsidiary, Sentinum, held approximately 421.6747 Bitcoins, including 59.1978 mined and 362.4768 purchased from the market, with a market value of approximately $38 million based on Bitcoin's closing price of $90,394 on November 30th. In addition, the company allocated $34.25 million in cash for future Bitcoin purchases.

Huoxun Finance News, December 2nd - According to Cointelegraph, Bitcoin's price is currently down 31.4% from its all-time high of $126,000 reached on October 6th. This pullback marks the first time in two years that BTC's price has fallen below its network value (Metcalfe's Law). Economist Timothy Peterson stated that historically, this often foreshadows a Bitcoin recovery. Metcalfe's Law states that BTC's price is positively correlated with the growth of active addresses and transaction volume (i.e., network value); the more wallets and transactions, the higher the fair price. This divergence between price and network value indicates that Bitcoin is undervalued relative to its expanding network, a situation that typically occurs after excessive speculation. Peterson posted on the X platform on Tuesday that while this doesn't mean the price has bottomed out, it indicates that most of the leverage has been cleared and the "bubble" has burst. He added that the Metcalfe's Law ratio has consistently been an effective indicator for predicting future price performance; data shows that on any trading day when the price is below its Metcalfe's Law, the probability of a positive return a year later is as high as 96%.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the SEC Chairman announced that the innovation exemption for cryptocurrency companies will take effect in January 2026. The SEC will amend rules to help curb litigation and facilitate IPOs. (Bloomberg)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the cryptocurrency sell-off is intensifying. Bitcoin prices plummeted more than 6% on Monday, marking the biggest single-day drop since March. As of 4 p.m. ET, it was trading at $85,468, a decline of over 30% from its early October peak of $126,000. The sell-off spread to other digital tokens, impacting ETH and Solana, and dragging down crypto-related stocks such as exchange operator Coinbase Global. Patrick Horsman, chief investment officer at crypto finance firm BNB Plus, stated that the decline is due to investors becoming more pessimistic about the market and the economy, reducing their risk exposure. Horsman predicts that Bitcoin prices could fall to $60,000. ETH fell 7.6% on Monday, Solana fell approximately 8%, and Coinbase Global fell 4.8%.