Bitget to Destroy $50 Billion Worth of BGB; Binance Alpha Reveals 8th Batch of Token Projects; LayerZero Proposal Fails

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Compiled by: Fairy, ChainCatcher

Key Highlights


Major Events of the Past 24 Hours

Cambodia Approves Crypto Services for Banks—Excludes Bitcoin

The National Bank of Cambodia (NBC) has authorized banks and payment institutions to offer services involving stablecoins and secured cryptocurrencies. This marks NBC’s first approval of such services, effective December 26. However, Bitcoin remains banned.

Key Regulations:

Bitget Burns 40% of BGB Supply—Worth Over $50 Billion

Bitget’s updated BGB Whitepaper introduces a buyback-and-burn mechanism:

Future Utility:

Solana Co-Founder Accused of Hiding Staking Rewards in Divorce

Stephen Akridge allegedly concealed millions in SOL staking rewards from ex-wife Elisa Rossi, violating their divorce agreement. Rossi claims Akridge withheld her share, costing her "millions."

Legal Action:

Binance Alpha Lists 5 New Tokens

The 8th batch of Binance Alpha tokens includes:

LayerZero Fee Proposal Rejected

A vote to enable protocol fees failed due to low participation. Next vote scheduled in 6 months.


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FAQ

Q: Why did Bitget burn BGB?
A: To reduce supply, enhance tokenomics, and align with long-term growth.

Q: Can Cambodia’s banks trade Bitcoin now?
A: No—only approved stablecoins and secured cryptos.

Q: What’s next for LayerZero fees?
A: Another vote in mid-2025.


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