Short term support for BTC appears, with major large transactions attracting attention

[Whale Reduces Position by 4,000 ETH, Incurs $182,000 Loss, Short Position Drops to $24.8 Million] On-chain data shows that the well-known whale 'Kangdan Whale' (formerly the 100% win-rate whale) recently reduced its position by 4,000 ETH, resulting in a loss of $182,000. Currently, the whale's short position size has dropped to $24.8 million, with a liquidation price of $3,394.77, leaving only $54 of liquidation space. This development has attracted market attention and may have a potential impact on ETH market trends.

[Japanese Listed Company Remixpoint Holds Bitcoin, Total Holdings Reach 1,411.29 BTC] Japanese listed company Remixpoint (stock code: 3825.T) recently increased its Bitcoin holdings by 29.46 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 1,411.29 BTC. The company has been continuously purchasing Bitcoin to further expand its cryptocurrency asset portfolio, demonstrating its long-term optimism about the digital currency market.

[Long-term holders sell 400,000 Bitcoins, market plunges by $45 billion] On November 5, Bitcoin prices fell by 7.4% on Tuesday, dropping below the $100,000 mark for the first time since June this year. Over the past month, long-term Bitcoin holders have sold approximately 400,000 Bitcoins, leading to an outflow of about $45 billion from the market. This round of decline is primarily driven by continuous selling in the spot market, with market attention focused on the long-term holders choosing to sell.

[Analyst Says BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Annualized Return Rate Still Close to 80%] Bloomberg Senior ETF Analyst Eric Balchunas posted on the X platform, stating that even though Bitcoin has recently experienced a pullback, its price has risen by 300% since BlackRock submitted its Bitcoin ETF application 30 months ago. He noted that this increase is equivalent to an annualized return rate of nearly 80% and advised investors to remain calm.

[Hyperscale Data Completes $125 Million At-the-Market Offering Financing Plan] U.S. publicly traded company Hyperscale Data, Inc. announced that it has completed its previously disclosed at-the-market (ATM) equity offering plan, selling a total of 255 million shares of Class A common stock and raising total proceeds of $125 million. This move further strengthens the company's balance sheet and accelerates its growth plans. Hyperscale Data is one of the few publicly traded companies operating large-scale AI data centers and vertically integrated Bitcoin mining platforms under a unified operational framework.