Main Password: Trading in the US market resumes tonight, with main players trading over $560 million and betting on this direction

[A certain whale spent $2.66 million to purchase 8.58 million FARTCOIN within two days] Onchain Lens posted on the X platform, stating that over the past two days, a certain whale (fx4E7...qxnk) spent $2.66 million in USDC and USDT to buy 8.58 million FARTCOIN.

[A Trader Buys WhiteWhale with Over 1400x Unrealized Gains] GMGN monitoring shows that 25 days ago, a trader spent $366.43 to purchase the Solana-based meme token WhiteWhale. The trader has already exchanged and sold $11,700 in three transactions and still holds WhiteWhale valued at $502,200. The profit per token has reached $513,600, with unrealized gains exceeding 1400x.

[BREV Airdrop Registration and Eligibility Query Page Launched] Brevis announced on Platform X that the BREV airdrop registration and eligibility query page is now live. Eligible addresses must complete the relevant steps between December 29 and January 3 at 14:00 (UTC+8). The token distribution amount will be announced when the claim opens.

[MSCST Project on BSC Chain Suffers Flash Loan Attack, Losing Approximately $130,000] According to monitoring by BlockSec Phalcon, the MSCST smart contract on the BSC chain suffered a flash loan attack, resulting in a loss of approximately $130,000. The attack stemmed from the lack of access control (ACL) in the releaseReward() function of the MSCST contract, allowing the attacker to manipulate the price of the GPC token in the PancakeSwap liquidity pool (0x12da).

[Nomura Securities Warns of Market Turbulence Following Appointment of New Fed Chair] Nomura Securities has issued a warning, predicting that the new Federal Reserve Chair, set to take office in May next year, will lead a rate cut in June. However, strong opposition within the Fed, driven by the U.S. economic recovery, may resist further rate cuts. Policy disagreements could undermine market confidence in the new Chair and potentially heighten tensions between the Federal Reserve and the Trump administration. Nomura anticipates that uncertainty will intensify between July and November next year, potentially triggering a "flight from U.S. assets" trend. This could result in declining U.S. Treasury yields, a correction in U.S. equities, and a weakening dollar. Meanwhile, major global economies may halt rate cuts or even begin a rate hike cycle, diminishing the relative advantage of dollar-denominated assets.