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HBAR slipped 3% but still held key support. Social attention cooled, open interest grew, and money flow showed buyers active at the dip.
- 05:11A trader turned $180,000 into $3.6 million by trading Pippin tokens, achieving a 20x return.According to Jinse Finance, monitored by Lookonchain, a trader with the address BxNU5a turned $180,000 into $3.6 million in less than two months, achieving a return of 20 times. On October 24, he spent $180,000 to purchase 8.16 million pippin and has held them until now—currently valued at $3.6 million.
- 04:54Data: Yesterday, the net outflow of Ethereum spot ETF reached $224.94 millionAccording to ChainCatcher, monitored by Trader T, the net outflow of Ethereum spot ETFs reached $224.94 million yesterday. BlackRock's ETHA saw an outflow of $139.26 million, Fidelity's FETH had an outflow of $10.96 million, Bitwise's ETHW saw an outflow of $13.01 million, Van Eck's ETHV had an outflow of $6.43 million, Grayscale's ETHE saw an outflow of $35.10 million, and Grayscale Mini ETH had an outflow of $20.18 million. 21Shares CETH, Invesco QETH, and Franklin EZET had no capital movement on the day.
- 04:52SEC Chairman Paul Atkins warns that cryptocurrency could become a financial surveillance toolChainCatcher reported that SEC Chairman Paul Atkins warned at the SEC Cryptocurrency Working Group roundtable on December 15 that if not properly regulated, cryptocurrencies could become a tool for financial surveillance. Paul Atkins stated that blockchain has efficient capabilities in linking transactions and individuals, which raises concerns about excessive government intervention. He cautioned that treating every cryptocurrency wallet and transaction as a surveillance target could lead to the creation of a financial monitoring system. Paul Atkins also pointed out that a balance can be achieved between national security needs and personal privacy. As traditional finance enters this field, debates over cryptocurrency privacy are receiving increasing attention, and recent criminal cases have also highlighted regulatory challenges.