ETH falls below the $1900 mark

[Justin Sun's Locked WLFI Assets Shrink by $60 Million in Three Months] Justin Sun remains blacklisted by World Liberty Financial (WLFI), with the value of his locked tokens shrinking by $60 million in three months. Previously, Justin Sun was blacklisted by the project team after transferring approximately $9 million worth of WLFI tokens, and the WLFI in his address was frozen, making it impossible to send or receive. Since its listing in September, the price of WLFI tokens has dropped by more than 40%. Justin Sun had invested $75 million to purchase WLFI tokens and pledged to purchase $100 million worth of TRUMP tokens.

On chain data shows that Whale, which had previously sold 255 BTC to open a short position, further increased its holdings of BTC (10x leverage), ETH (15x leverage), and SOL (20x leverage), with a current total position value of approximately $243 million, including 1899 BTC ($168 million), 18527.5298 ETH ($56 million), and 151209.08 SOL ($19 million). （Onchain Lens）

The price of Ethereum has once again broken through $3000, and the increase in whale holdings and network activity are considered driving factors. （Cointelegraph）

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[Aave Founder Purchases 32,660 AAVE at an Average Price of $157.78] On December 23, Aave founder Stani Kulechov purchased 32,660 AAVE using 1,699 ETH (approximately $5.15 million) at an average price of $157.78. He currently holds 84,033 AAVE, with a total value of approximately $12.6 million, incurring an unrealized loss of $2.29 million.