According to data from the past 12 hours, the total amount of BTC large market sell orders reached $155.8 million, far exceeding buy orders of $9.14 million, with a net outflow of $6.43 million and a buy to sell ratio of 1: 1.70, showing a clear short selling trend. Within the latest 1-hour cycle, three consecutive large market price sell orders have accumulated over $4.2 million, directly suppressing prices below the $91200 support level. The large transaction indicator accurately captures the main behavior and provides early warning of price fluctuations. The current K-line pattern forms a black triad, coupled with the KDJ death cross, further verifying the strong downward momentum. The EMA24/52 moving average suppresses prices, with limited room for rebound. Open a membership, track the main trends, and seize the opportunity! The data is sourced from the PRO member's [BTC/USDT Binance 1-hour] candlestick, for reference only, and does not constitute any investment advice.

[CZ Says Binance Junior Is Similar to Trump Accounts Launched by Trump, Not Yet Available to U.S. Users] On December 5, CZ stated on the X platform that the concept of Binance Junior is similar to Trump Accounts launched by Trump. Currently, Binance Junior is not available to U.S. users. On December 3, Binance released a family-oriented cryptocurrency application, Binance Junior, which supports the creation of cryptocurrency sub-accounts for children and teenagers aged 6 to 17 (or older, depending on local laws). It offers parental supervision features, a child-friendly interface, and flexible savings accounts. Trump Accounts are children's investment accounts introduced by President Trump in the "Working Families Tax Relief Act" signed in 2025, aimed at providing long-term savings and investment opportunities for American children.

[Russia to Focus on Legislating Cryptocurrency and Stablecoin Regulation in 2026] Anatoly Aksakov, Chairman of the State Duma Committee on Financial Markets, stated that cryptocurrencies and stablecoins will be the core focus of Russia's legislative work in 2026, with an emphasis on building a legal framework for the digital finance sector. The Central Bank of Russia plans to introduce comprehensive cryptocurrency regulatory policies in 2026. Previously, Russian regulators opposed the free trading of cryptocurrencies, but they have recently expressed support for easing related regulatory restrictions. Currently, cryptocurrency trading is limited to specific market participants within the framework of a 'pilot legal regime,' including foreign trade enterprises, financial companies, and 'qualified' investors. Russian monetary authorities are discussing with the Ministry of Finance the possibility of expanding investor access, regulating transactions outside the current framework, and allowing banks to engage in digital currency operations and fund investments in cryptocurrency-based derivatives.

[Bitcoin mining company Cango mined 130.7 BTC this week, bringing total holdings to 7,033.1 BTC] On December 5, Bitcoin mining company Cango disclosed that it mined 130.7 BTC this week, increasing its total holdings to 7,033.1 BTC.

The recent pullback of Bitcoin has triggered the largest realized loss since the FTX crash in 2022, with short-term holders accounting for the majority of the losses, while long-term holders have relatively less losses, indicating that pressure is mainly concentrated on recent buyers. （glassnode）