Citadel Securities and DeFi Waging War of Words Through SEC Correspondence

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[Whale Who Previously Purchased 490,000 ETH Withdraws 38,000 ETH from Binance] As the market declines, the whale who previously purchased 489,696 ETH (worth $1.5 billion) has resumed acquiring ETH. Over the past 8 hours, the whale borrowed $85 million USDT from Aave to Binance and then withdrew 38,576 ETH (worth $119.3 million) from Binance.

[A Certain Whale Address Swapped 2,289 BTC for Over 67,000 ETH via THORChain in 20 Days] Since November 25, a certain address has been continuously swapping BTC for ETH via THORChain. Today, 317 BTC were cross-chain swapped for 9,105 ETH, valued at approximately $28.15 million. Over the past 20 days, the address has cumulatively swapped 2,289 BTC for 67,253 ETH, with a total value exceeding $204 million and an average cost of approximately $3,036. During the same period, the ETH/BTC exchange rate rose from 0.0322 to 0.0347.

The UK will establish new rules to regulate the cryptocurrency market. （Watcher.Guru）

[Kevin Hassett: Will Maintain Decision Independence if Leading the Federal Reserve] White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett stated that if chosen to lead the Federal Reserve, he would consider U.S. President Trump's policy opinions, but the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions would remain independent. Kevin Hassett pointed out that President Trump has strong views on the Federal Reserve's actions, but the Federal Reserve's responsibility is to maintain independence and achieve consensus. Previously, President Trump expressed that he should be able to make suggestions on interest rates and has been pressuring Federal Reserve Chairman Powell to cut rates for months.