[Ethereum Whale Deposits 18,000 ETH to Bitstamp, Total Profit Approximately $270 Million] According to data from Lookonchain, an early Ethereum investor (OG) deposited 18,000 ETH to Bitstamp 8 hours ago, valued at approximately $54.78 million. Since 2017, this investor has purchased 154,076 ETH at an average price of $517 per ETH, with a total value of approximately $79.7 million. They have sold 87,824 ETH at an average price of $1,694 per ETH, cashing out approximately $148.8 million. Currently, they still hold 66,252 ETH, valued at approximately $201 million, with a total profit of approximately $270 million.

According to AiCoin monitoring, a large amount of funds flooded into the US spot BTC ETF market yesterday, with a net inflow of up to 71.4 million US dollars, of which ARKB was the largest inflow, with a daily net inflow of 88 million US dollars; Next is FBTC, with a total of 77.5 million US dollars. According to the "Spot BTC ETF Tracking" real-time trading strategy developed by AiCoin, there is a significant positive correlation between the inflow of ETF funds and BTC prices. Subscription indicators can be used to automatically place orders based on the flow of funds in the program. Data for reference only

[Ethereum Supporter Anthony Sassano: Gas Limit May Increase to 3-5 Times the Current Level Next Year] Ethereum supporter Anthony Sassano stated that Ethereum's gas limit might increase to 3-5 times the current level next year. Some Ethereum core developers are discussing raising the gas limit from the current 60 million to a higher level. Sassano mentioned that by rebalancing transaction costs, such as reducing the gas cost for native ETH transfers from 21,000 to 6,000—a cost reduction of over 70%—network performance can be optimized while maintaining the existing gas limit. Sassano collaborated with core developer Ben Adams to draft a related Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) and plans to include it in the Glamsterdam upgrade, expected in the first half of 2026.

[Whale bc1ql5 Sells 500 BTC at a Loss of Over $10.5 Million] On November 29, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, whale bc1ql5 sold 500 Bitcoin 9 hours ago for $45.37 million, incurring a loss of over $10.5 million. This whale had withdrawn 500 Bitcoin from Binance on October 14, valued at $55.95 million at the time. Bitcoin's price once reached $111,899 afterward but has since continued to decline.

The address bc1ql5 sold 500 BTC worth approximately $45.37 million 9 hours ago, resulting in a loss of over $10.5 million. Previously, the address had withdrawn 500 BTC worth approximately $55.95 million from Binance on October 14th, when the BTC price was $111900. However, the BTC price subsequently fell below $81000. （Lookonchain）