[U.S. Spot Ethereum ETF Recorded a Net Inflow of $9.09 Million Yesterday] The U.S. Spot Ethereum ETF achieved a net inflow of $9.09 million yesterday, indicating a continued growth in market demand for Ethereum-related investment products. This inflow data reflects investors' positive attitude toward Ethereum's long-term value and market potential.

The breakdown unfolded alongside a surge in trading volume that reached 137.4 million, representing an 84% spike above the daily average.

Cathie Wood led Ark Invest purchased 240507 shares of BMNR, an ETH asset management company founded by Tom Lee, on November 6th. （Cointelegraph）

[Whale Account Suffered $3 Million Unrealized Loss on Long Positions Last Night, Made Over $170 Million in Profits from Precise Shorting in October] The 'BTC OG' whale account (0xb31) experienced an unrealized loss of $3 million on long positions last night, with losses peaking at over $4.3 million during the day. No new opening or closing positions have been observed yet. The total nominal value of the current holdings is approximately $125 million. The current positions are as follows: - BTC 5x leverage long position: Unrealized loss of $1.78 million (approximately 12.4%), average entry price $104,500, position size approximately $71.4 million - ETH 5x leverage long position: Unrealized loss of $1.3 million (approximately 12.1%), average entry price $3,427, position size approximately $53.5 million Previously, this whale held over 100,000 BTC, which was gradually sold off this year and converted into ETH. On October 11, before the flash crash, the whale opened large short positions, earning over $170 million in profits. Recently, the whale deposited $40 million to open 3x leverage ETH and BTC long positions, which were increased to 5x leverage yesterday.

[Galaxy CEO: Crypto Market Has Not Peaked Yet, New Fed Chair May Drive Rally] Galaxy Digital founder and CEO Mike Novogratz stated that the crypto market has been sluggish recently, with many long-term holders rebalancing their assets and diversifying funds from concentrated positions. While this is beneficial for the health of the mid-to-long-term market, it has suppressed prices in the short term. He believes the current cycle has not yet reached its peak and anticipates the arrival of a new Federal Reserve Chair by the end of this year, who may be more dovish than the market expects, potentially driving the next wave of upward momentum.