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ChainCatcher News, according to monitoring by HyperInsight, in the past 15 hours, due to the continuous rise of ZEC, the "largest ZEC short position on Hyperliquid" has once again fallen into an unrealized loss. This address partially closed ZEC short positions worth about $1.24 million, with the current position size around $25.7 million, liquidation price at $886, and an unrealized loss of $1.4 million (-27%). Monitoring also shows that since December 5, this address has continuously increased its ZEC short positions by over $11 million, with the average price adjusted down from $412 to $387. In addition, its ZEC and MON short positions have also seen significant increases this month, with average prices adjusted downward. The main profits currently come from ETH short positions, with an unrealized gain of about $7 million (223%), a position size of around $47.21 million, and the average price reduced from $4,015 to $3,573. Its recently opened 3x leveraged MON short position is about $7.44 million, with an unrealized gain of $2 million (80%), and an average price of $0.035, making it the largest MON short on Hyperliquid. This address previously opened a ZEC short position on October 10 at an entry price of about $184, and subsequently increased the position to average up, raising the average price; on October 17, the unrealized loss peaked at $21 million, turned profitable on December 1 with a high point of over $3 million in unrealized gains, but has now fallen back into a loss.

ChainCatcher News, Singapore-licensed stablecoin cross-border payment and treasury management service provider MetaComp announced the completion of a $22 million Pre-A round of financing, making it one of the largest Pre-A rounds among compliant stablecoin payment companies in the region this year. This round was participated by institutions including Eastern Bell Capital, Noah, Sky9 Capital, Freshwave Fund, and Beingboom Capital, with 100Summit Partners serving as the exclusive financial advisor. MetaComp stated that this financing marks an important milestone as the company moves from the "validation phase" to the "scaling phase," and will accelerate the regional expansion of its StableX Network. The network integrates the upgraded VisionX risk intelligence engine, enabling real-time cross-border settlement, compliance monitoring, and dynamic risk scoring based on stablecoins and fiat currencies. Currently, MetaComp's cross-border stablecoin business covers more than 30 markets, with monthly processing volumes exceeding $1 billion, and it holds a Major Payment Institution (MPI) license issued by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). The team stated that the StableX Engine supports the SWIFT system and multiple stablecoin networks, already covering more than ten mainstream stablecoins including USDT, USDC, RLUSD, FDUSD, PYUSD, and WUSD, and will expand to more highly liquid compliant assets in the future. MetaComp co-founder Bai Bo stated that Asia is entering an accelerated phase of stablecoin settlement infrastructure construction, and "regulated stablecoin settlement will become a key financial foundation for the next decade." The company plans to further expand into Southeast Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East by 2026, enhancing local fiat on/off ramps and cross-border stablecoin clearing capabilities.