[Whale 0xBADBB Uses 6x Leverage to Long $314 Million in Crypto Assets, Facing Over $20 Million in Unrealized Losses] According to Arkham data monitoring, whale '0xBADBB' used two accounts to long a total of $314.23 million in ETH, HYPE, and XRP with 6x leverage, currently accumulating unrealized losses of $20.46 million.

[43.4 BTC Transferred to Coinbase, Worth Approximately $16.72 Million] According to Arkham data, at 10:19 (UTC+8), 43.4 BTC (worth approximately $16.72 million) was transferred from an anonymous address (starting with 3A2kjp...) to Coinbase.

[Hyperliquid Platform's 'Smart Money' Bets on Short-Term ETH Decline, Short Positions Increase by $2.8M in 24H] According to Nansen data, the 'smart money' on the Hyperliquid platform continues to bet on a short-term decline in Ethereum, with short positions increasing by $2.8 million over the past 24 hours. Currently, the platform's net short positions on Ethereum have accumulated to over $21 million. Meanwhile, Farside Investors data shows insufficient demand for Ethereum spot ETFs. As of this Friday, there have been two consecutive days of net outflows, recording outflows of $75.2 million and $41.5 million, respectively.

The US government currently holds $17.8 billion worth of cryptocurrency, and the specific asset types and sources have not been disclosed. （Cointelegraph）

[AAVE Whale Purchases 80,900 AAVE in Half a Month, Total Holdings Reach 333,000 AAVE] Analyst Yu Jin's monitoring shows that an AAVE whale was liquidated for 32,000 AAVE at a price of $101 during the market crash. Since November 24, the investor has re-entered the market. Over the course of half a month, the investor spent $14 million USDC to purchase 80,900 AAVE at an average price of $173. Currently, the whale holds a total of 333,000 AAVE (valued at approximately $62.59 million) through a cyclical loan strategy, with an average cost of $167 and a liquidation price of $117.7. Over the past two years, this whale has consistently accumulated AAVE tokens using a cyclical loan strategy.