[Record of Whale's All-Win Large Position Ends, Floating Loss Reaches $20 Million] On-chain data shows that a whale investor, who previously achieved an all-win record through 14 large positions, has now lost all their profits and is experiencing a floating loss on their principal. Eight hours ago, the whale closed long positions worth $258 million in BTC, ETH, and SOL, resulting in a loss of $15.65 million, which nearly offsets the $15.83 million profit earned through all-win operations over the past 20 days. Currently, the whale still holds long positions worth $148 million in ETH, SOL, and HYPE, with a floating loss of $18.86 million, entirely from principal loss. Additionally, these positions are only 8% away from their liquidation prices, with ETH's liquidation price at $3,196 and SOL's liquidation price at $143.5, posing significant risk.

[Strive Plans to Issue SATA Preferred Shares to Raise Funds for Increasing Bitcoin Holdings, with an Initial Annualized Dividend of 12%] Nasdaq-listed asset management company Strive (ASST) announced plans to issue 1.25 million shares of SATA preferred stock, with an initial annualized dividend set at 12% and monthly cash distributions. The funds raised will be used to increase Bitcoin holdings, support operational expansion, and potentially repurchase shares. This financing model draws inspiration from MicroStrategy's strategy, aiming to mitigate the risk of common stock dilution. Currently, Strive holds approximately 6,000 Bitcoins and plans to increase its holdings to about 11,000 Bitcoins through the acquisition of Semler.

[Maji Big Brother Closes ETH Long Position, Loss Exceeds $1.07 Million] Monitoring data shows that Maji Big Brother's 2,500.1 ETH long position was forcibly closed 8 hours ago at a price of $3,760.53 per ETH, resulting in a loss of $1.073 million. The current account balance is only $16,771.24. Since October, Maji Big Brother has replenished 1.727 million USDC to Hyperliquid, essentially losing it all. The cumulative loss in his Hyperliquid account has reached $13.33 million.

[Custodia Ruling Seen as a 'Speed Bump,' Crypto Banks May Still Access Central Bank Systems] The U.S. Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the ruling that Custodia is not entitled to a Federal Reserve master account. TD Cowen analysts believe this decision represents a 'speed bump rather than a roadblock' for crypto banks applying for master accounts. In the future, crypto banks may still access the central bank payment system through a 'slimmed-down version of master accounts.' Meanwhile, several institutions, including Coinbase, Ripple, and Circle, are actively applying for national trust bank licenses to further integrate into the traditional financial system.

[Mysterious Entity '7 Siblings' Borrows 40 Million USDC via Aave V3 and Acquires 10,861 ETH] On-chain data reveals that a mysterious entity named '7 Siblings' recently borrowed 40 million USDC through the Aave V3 platform and used one of its wallets to purchase 10,861 ETH at a price of $3,683 per ETH. Additionally, the entity borrowed another 20 million USDC through a separate wallet, though the subsequent movement of these funds has not yet been disclosed. These actions have drawn market attention, and the specific intentions remain to be further observed.