[The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate, with both sides launching overnight airstrikes] On November 29, Russia and Ukraine launched airstrikes against each other overnight. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko stated that a large-scale attack on Ukraine's capital resulted in 2 deaths and at least 29 injuries, with 19 hospitalized. Air raid alarms lasted for 12 hours, and 500,000 people were left without power. Meanwhile, a fire broke out at the Afipsky Refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region due to a drone attack, causing damage to technical equipment. The United States is intensifying pressure in an attempt to push for a peace agreement in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

[A certain whale address accumulated 7,066 ETH in the past 5 days, holding $21.22 million in assets] On November 29, monitoring data showed that a whale address, which previously lost $8 million in contract trading and then shifted to spot trading, purchased 1,000 ETH from HyperLiquid two hours ago. Currently, the address holds 7,066 ETH, valued at $21.22 million, and has 4.78 million USDC idle, potentially continuing to accumulate ETH.

The Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index has turned positive for the first time after being negative for a consecutive month. （Cointelegraph）

The chief economist of WisdomTree, who manages $1.5 billion in assets, stated on CNBC that Bitcoin may replace the US dollar. （The Bitcoin Historian）

[Swedish Payment Giant Klarna Launches First Stablecoin KlarnaUSD Ahead of Schedule] Swedish payment giant Klarna has announced the early launch of its first stablecoin, KlarnaUSD, on the Tempo blockchain supported by Paradigm and Stripe, originally planned for release in 2026. According to reports, the annual transaction volume of the stablecoin has already reached $27 trillion, and it is expected to provide faster and cheaper cross-border payments for 114 million customers in the future. Klarna's annual GMV exceeds $118 billion, and its Q3 financial report shows quarterly revenue of $903 million, with GMV growth of 23% and U.S. regional revenue growth of 51%.