BlackRock increased its holdings of crypto assets by over 580 million USD in three days: On-chain monitoring shows that in the past 10 minutes, BlackRock received 300 BTC (27.51 million USD) and 16,600 ETH (50.64 million USD) from Coinbase. In the past three days, it has accumulated an additional 4044 BTC (354 million USD) and 80,100 ETH (235 million USD), showing significant institutional buying strength.
Mysterious address deposited 41.06 million USD worth of ETH to Binance in the past two weeks: An address that previously built a position in WBTC at a low price and took profit at a high price deposited 5000 ETH (15.36 million USD) to Binance 10 hours ago, accumulating a total of 13,400 ETH (41.06 million USD) in the past two weeks. This address still holds 15,000 ETH and has interacted with the GalaxyDigital address, ownership of which remains unclear.
Arthur Hayes insists Bitcoin will reach $250,000 by year-end: Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes reiterated that Bitcoin will rise to $250,000 before the end of the year (an increase of about 170%). He believes that $80,600 has already been the bottom, with a current rebound of 12%. The Federal Reserve's interest rate cut in December, the end of QT, and the reset of leverage liquidation will become the driving forces for the rise.
Peter Schiff: Gold and silver bull market erupts, cryptocurrency cools: Economist Peter Schiff stated that silver has broken through $56 to reach a historical high, and gold has risen to $4,220, with mining stocks soaring. In contrast, Bitcoin continues to decline, and he bluntly stated, 'Wall Street is still adding positions, but the real bull market is in precious metals.'
The UK will require exchanges to report full user data starting in 2026: The UK's HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has released new regulations stating that from January 1, 2026, cryptocurrency exchanges operating in the UK must retain complete transaction records, with full reports to HMRC by 2027 to combat tax evasion. Tax experts remind users to organize their tax situations before the end of 2026 to avoid sanctions.
Trump announces repeal of Biden's automatic signature documents, which may affect policy stability: U.S. President Trump announced on social media that he is immediately repealing all documents signed with an automatic signature device during Biden's term (about 92%), claiming that the operator is suspected of illegal activity. The U.S. Department of Justice has clearly stated that the automatic signature authorized by the president is legal, and legal experts point out that this move may trigger political games and affect policy continuity.
Bank of America tests customized stablecoin on Stellar network: Bank of America, in collaboration with PwC and the Stellar Development Foundation, announced that it is testing the issuance of customized stablecoins on the Stellar blockchain, as traditional financial institutions accelerate their layout in the blockchain payment field.
São Paulo in Brazil will promote blockchain microloans to assist farmers: Brazilian fintech company Tanssi has launched a government-supported project to provide blockchain microloans to small rural producers in São Paulo. It uses self-developed blockchain infrastructure to ensure stable costs and will officially launch next month, without relying on public chains like Ethereum.
Meme token tax mechanism donates $67,000 for disaster relief: A community on the Flap platform spontaneously created a Meme token ($Hong Kong Charity Fund), donating 76 BNB (approximately $67,000) to the Animoca Hong Kong Fire Rescue Fund through a trading tax mechanism, completing the donation within a day, showcasing a new model of cryptocurrency philanthropy.
U.S. stocks have risen for five consecutive days, with the Nasdaq gaining nearly 5% weekly: U.S. stocks closed early due to Thanksgiving, with the three major indexes rising for five consecutive days. The Nasdaq rose 0.65%, the Dow Jones rose 0.61%, and the S&P 500 rose 0.54%. The Nasdaq has accumulated a gain of 4.91% this week, with technology stocks performing well, and Intel rising 10% in a single day.
Goldman Sachs: U.S. stocks will see net buying in December, outlook is clear: Goldman Sachs traders stated that the market breadth of the S&P 500 index has rebounded from -150 to +150, volatility has decreased, and the $16 billion sell-off in the past month has been digested. It is expected that December will welcome a net buying of $4.7 billion, making the market start more 'clean'.
European Central Bank President: Current interest rate level is appropriate: Lagarde stated that the European Central Bank's interest rates are in an appropriate range, and the inflation cycle is under control. She warned that if the U.S. imposes tariffs or if there are supply chain disruptions, prices may rise again, and policies are ready to respond.
The Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase scale rises to $7.561 billion: The scale of the Federal Reserve's overnight reverse repurchase agreements (RRP) on Friday was $7.561 billion, a significant increase from the previous trading day's $2.217 billion, with slight fluctuations in market liquidity.
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