BTC breaks through the $106000 mark

[Mixed Performance in the Crypto Market, PayFi and DeFi Sectors Rise Over 3%, ETH Drops Below $3,600] According to SoSoValue data, the crypto market showed mixed performance. The PayFi sector rose 3.96% in the past 24 hours, with XRP gaining 5.36%, Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and Stellar (XLM) rising 2.36% and 3.63%, respectively. The DeFi sector increased by 3.86%, with Uniswap (UNI) showing a significant surge of 45.40%. Reports indicate that the Uniswap team has initiated a proposal involving protocol fee activation, reducing the total supply of UNI tokens, and adjusting ecosystem incentive mechanisms. Bitcoin (BTC) rose 0.23%, fluctuating around the $105,000 mark. Ethereum (ETH) dropped 1.89%, hitting a low of $3,500. In other sectors, the RWA sector rose 1.16%, with Sky (SKY) up 3.15%; the Meme sector gained 0.37%, with OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP) surging 10.15%. The Layer 2 sector fell 0.36%, though Starknet (STRK) bucked the trend with an 8.94% increase; the Layer 1 sector dropped 0.73%, with Hedera (HBAR) rising 6.90% intraday; the CeFi sector declined 1.88%, while Cronos (CRO) climbed 4.46%.

[Analysis Indicates Bitcoin Long-Term Holders Sold 2.57 Million BTC in 4 Months] On November 11, analyst Murphy stated that since July 7, 2025, the amount of BTC held by Bitcoin long-term holders (LTH) has decreased by 363,000, but the actual distribution scale reached 2.57 million BTC, accounting for 13% of the total circulating supply. Despite the market facing significant selling pressure, Bitcoin's price has only dropped by approximately $2,000, indicating strong demand. Murphy believes the current market is still in a bull phase.

The price of Uniswap token has risen due to the proposal of fee adjustment to implement a "Decrypt" mechanism for coordinated incentives. (AiCoin News)

[Polymarket Comment Section Scam Causes Over $500,000 in Losses] A new scam has emerged in the Polymarket comment section, resulting in user losses exceeding $500,000. Scammers post private market trading opportunities in the comment section, accompanied by phishing website links disguised as Polymarket pages. The website uses a pop-up masquerading as Cloudflare verification to trick users into executing malicious code. The code retrieves scripts from the scammers' server, collects user data, and records activities to log into accounts and steal funds. The scammers' wallet address is: DGiJqVHdygJ5wRivY9dMJB7TKTFZkoQ9VhhWRHBGtLKb3hx7UWFABt9QoEKtqeWcDLvMRzbVXmrqHxEne6s7hXwN

[Tom Lee Optimistic About AI Revolution and Ethereum Potential] Tom Lee stated that the market might be overinterpreting the disruptive nature of Trump's policies while underestimating the sustainability of the AI revolution and the potential of Ethereum.