Analyst Darkfost points out that the price of Bitcoin has rebounded to Strategy's 2026 cost line of $78,900, but the overall purchase cost since 2025 is approximately $90,600, currently still at a paper loss. Strategy currently holds 848,500 Bitcoins with an overall average cost of approximately $75,400, and has resumed buying after a several-week pause.

According to the PRO main order list, the total transaction data for BTC and ETH main orders in the past 24 hours are as follows: BTC: Total trading volume reached $1.07 billion, with $555 million in buying and $515 million in selling, resulting in a difference of $40.76 million. ETH: Total trading volume reached $1.838 billion, of which $1.025 billion was bought and $813 million was sold, resulting in a difference of $212 million. Latest data shows that major players are still positioning themselves at key price levels: the net order book difference for BTC is $1.978 billion; the net order book difference for ETH is $2.922 billion. These orders may be withdrawn or executed at any time, and their changes cannot be seen in real time on non-PRO version candlestick charts. The PRO "Main Force Large Order Tracking" indicator monitors the changes of every large order in real time, helping you determine whether this "wall" is still there. Note: A positive order book difference indicates that the main players have more limit buy orders than sell orders for this currency pair, and there is active buying support below the current price level; a negative difference indicates the opposite, with selling pressure reserves above. The data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.

A whale sold 694,300 HYPE tokens in the past 5 days, worth $53.27 million. (Source: Lookonchain)

Westpac has announced that, effective December 1st, it will cap monthly payments made by customers to cryptocurrency exchanges at AU$10,000. This limit applies to all payments made to a customer's Westpac account via online banking, the Westpac app, and credit and debit cards, with no exemptions or higher limits. Westpac does not support payments to cryptocurrency exchanges at its branches, but transfers from exchanges to Westpac accounts are unaffected. Westpac states this move aims to combat fraud, citing data from the Australian National Fraud Centre that 46% of reported fraud losses last year involved cryptocurrencies.

As the US midterm elections enter their final stretch, investors are assessing the impact of changes in congressional control on financial markets and repricing policies in anticipation of the 2028 presidential election. Chris Grisanti, chief market strategist at MAI Capital Management, believes the Republicans have a strong chance of retaining the Senate, potentially leading to a brief stock market rebound. Rami Sarafa, CEO of Cordoba Advisory Partners, believes that if the Democrats expand their influence, healthcare policies may be adjusted, and the expansion of artificial intelligence data centers may face obstacles. JPMorgan's Center for Geopolitical Studies lists domestic policy gridlock, Trump's pursuit of a political legacy, and the start of the 2028 presidential campaign as key themes to watch after the midterm elections, with topics including Iran, the Middle East, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Latin America, and NATO.