The current total market value of cryptocurrencies is 2.99 trillion US dollars, with a 24-hour evaporation of 136.345 billion US dollars, a decline of 4.35%. Among them, Bitcoin accounts for 55.63% of the market value, while Ethereum accounts for 11.13% of the market value.

[Michael Saylor Responds to MSCI Exclusion Risk: Index Classification Cannot Define Strategy] Michael Saylor, founder and executive chairman of Strategy, responded to the MSCI index exclusion risk issue in a post, stating that Strategy is a publicly traded operating company, fundamentally different from funds, trusts, and holding companies. Strategy owns a $500 million software business and uses Bitcoin as productive capital for fund management. He emphasized that index classification cannot define Strategy. The company's strategy is clear, its belief in Bitcoin is unwavering, and its mission is to become the world's first digital currency institution based on sound money and financial innovation.

[ALT5 Sigma Under Investigation for Disclosure Issues, Involving Trump Family Crypto Project] On November 22, according to Forbes, ALT5 Sigma, a partner of the Trump family crypto project 'World Liberty Financial' (WLFI Reserve), is under investigation for disclosure issues. In documents submitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), ALT5 Sigma stated that its CEO was officially suspended on October 16. However, internal emails reveal that the company’s board of directors had already placed the CEO on 'temporary leave' as early as September 4. Several securities regulation experts have pointed out that this time discrepancy may violate disclosure rules. The same email also indicated that Chief Revenue Officer Vay Tham was placed on leave as well, as the board’s special committee is investigating 'certain matters related to the company.' Additionally, in August of this year, ALT5 Sigma accumulated $1.5 billion worth of WLFI tokens through a series of circular transactions, with over $500 million reportedly flowing to entities linked to President Trump.

[U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics: October CPI canceled, November CPI to be released on December 18] The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the October Consumer Price Index (CPI) report will not be released, and the November Consumer Price Index (CPI) report will be released on December 18.

JPMorgan warning on potential MSCI exclusion sparks fresh pressure, prompting another public response from the executive chairman.