Bitcoin mining equities declined 1.8% in the week ending December 5, 2025, with market capitalization falling to $67.89 billion from $69.12 billion. Trading volume dropped 25.66% to $307.35k. Average cash costs for public miners to produce one Bitcoin reached $74,600, while all-in costs including depreciation and stock-based compensation climbed to $137,800, according to CryptoRank data.

Public bitcoin mining companies posted gains last week, with all top ten firms recording positive returns. The sector's total market capitalization reached $69.1 billion, rising 5.04% in 24 hours as Bitcoin traded above $90,000.

Ledger launched an integrated multisig feature on October 24, 2025, charging a $10 flat fee per transaction plus 0.05% on token transfers. Developers and security researchers criticized the closed-source implementation and fee structure, arguing it contradicts the company's original ethos.

Early Warning Services (EWS), which operates the Zelle peer-to-peer payment network, announced plans to enable cross-border money transfers using stablecoins. The initiative aims to extend Zelle's domestic payment capabilities to international transactions. Zelle processed over $1 trillion in peer-to-peer payments in 2024, with August 2025 volumes reaching approximately $108 billion.