The Bitcoin ETF has seen a cumulative outflow of approximately $2.8054 billion since November 12th, with a single day outflow of $891.5 million last Thursday, marking the largest outflow of the year. （Santiment）

[Ernst & Young Economist Suggests Fed Meeting Be Postponed Until After Key Data Release] The Federal Reserve plans to hold its meeting on December 9-10, but the November non-farm payroll report and November CPI data are scheduled to be released on December 16 and December 18, respectively. Ernst & Young economist Gregory Daco believes that while it is extremely rare for the Fed to adjust its meeting dates, postponing the meeting by a week would be more ideal given the importance of key economic data. HousingWire Chief Analyst Logan Mohtashami also suggests the Fed delay the meeting until after the December 16 data release.

[Coinbase Enables MON Token Send and Receive Functionality, Minimum Deposit Limit 1.5 MON] Coinbase has announced that the token send and receive functionality for Monad (MON) is now enabled, with a platform minimum deposit limit of 1.5 MON.

US Senator Cynthia Loomis criticized JPMorgan Chase for canceling Bitcoin user accounts, stating that this move weakened public confidence in traditional banks, and called for an end to "Blockade Action 2.0" to promote the United States as a global leader in the digital asset field. （Bitcoin Archive）

US Senator Lummis stated that JPMorgan's attacks on Bitcoin related companies are damaging public trust in traditional banks, and called for the United States to become a global cryptocurrency hub. （The Bitcoin Historian）