Pacifica has launched Lighter token pre-market contracts, with an estimated FDV of approximately $3.4 billion based on pre-market pricing

2025-12-292025-12-22 by admin

BlockBeats news, December 22, SOL chain perpetual contract trading platform Pacifica has now launched the Lighter token (LIT) pre-market perpetual contract, users can now trade LIT on the Pacifica platform. After the contract launch, LIT price continued to rise, now stabilizing at approximately $3.4, based on this price, Lighter’s fully diluted valuation (FDV) is about $34 billion.

Previous news on the 20th, Lighter has transferred 250 million LIT tokens (approximately 25% of the total supply) to a new address. If all these tokens are used for future airdrops, each point corresponds to about 20.8 LIT. Estimated at the current pre-market price, each point is worth about $71.1.

On-chain data analysis and copy trading tool Coinbob has now launched Coinbob Pacifica (@CoinbobPAC_bot), users can copy high-frequency traders to replicate their trading strategies, earn trading points, and prepare for potential airdrop opportunities.

BlockBeats News, December 29 – According to a report by Cointelegraph, a proposal in California to impose a 5% tax on billionaires' wealth has faced strong opposition from cryptocurrency executives. They argue that it would trigger an exodus of entrepreneurs, capital flight, and ultimately be wasted regardless.The proposal, named the '2026 Billionaire Tax Act,' aims to introduce a ballot measure that would levy a 5% tax on individuals or entities with a net worth exceeding $1 billion to fund healthcare systems and state assistance programs. According to SEIU United Healthcare Workers West, because this proposed wealth tax partially targets unrealized gains, some billionaires may need to sell stocks or parts of their businesses to raise funds for tax payments. The tax can be paid in a lump sum or spread over five years with interest.Industry veterans in the cryptocurrency sector, including Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley and Kraken co-founder Jesse Powell, believe that this measure would only lead to billionaires leaving the state, resulting in negative consequences.