Main Password: US ETF sees large net inflows, with main traders trading over $400 million betting in this direction

According to Foresight News, former deputy of SBF Gary Wang has been released from prison by a US judge for his role in the FTX cryptocurrency fraud case, according to Reuters.

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Odaily Planet Daily News: Bitwise stated in an article on X platform that the Bitwise Bitcoin ETF (BITB) is not a fund registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 (the "40 Act") and is therefore not regulated by the Act. Investment involves significant risks, including the possibility of losing principal. Investing in BITB faces high risks and volatility, and digital assets are not suitable for investors who cannot afford the entire investment loss. Investing in this fund is not investing in Bitcoin.

Odaily Planet Daily News: A recent survey by foreign media shows that most economists expect the Federal Reserve to continue cutting interest rates next month, but due to the policies proposed by President elect Trump, which may lead to rising inflation, the rate cut in 2025 will be smaller than they expected a month ago. The policies in Trump's plan, including raising tariffs and cutting taxes, have almost halved market expectations for the Fed's rate cut by the end of 2025, to about 75 basis points. (Golden Ten)

According to Cryptoslate, the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has expressed concerns about the increasing money laundering risks in the cryptocurrency sector. FINMA's 2024 Risk Monitoring Report elaborates on this warning, emphasizing the increasing misuse of digital assets such as cryptocurrencies and stablecoins for illegal activities. The report points out that stablecoins are increasingly being used for illegal transactions, such as evading sanctions. This trend has made law enforcement work more complex and increased the legal and reputational risks for financial institutions without sound risk management strategies. Regulatory agencies emphasize the need for stronger measures to address vulnerabilities related to the misuse of digital assets. To this end, FINMA has implemented measures targeting institutions to reduce these risks, including targeted supervision and strengthened risk management requirements. More extensive efforts include on-site inspections and revised audit plans aimed at strengthening the prevention of money laundering. Regulatory agencies also call for the development of clear definitions of risk tolerance and effective risk management practices, especially for institutions that deal with politically exposed individuals or high-risk industry clients.