In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $10.24 million, with $3.85 million from long positions, with $6.39 million from short positions. BTC liquidation $3.00 million, ETH liquidation $4.40 million.

According to an article published on the X platform by EndGame Macro, Bitcoin's buy/sell ratio is approximately 1.17, indicating aggressive buying in the market. However, this typically reflects the urgency and leverage of crowded market positions, rather than steady accumulation. On the other hand, the M2 money supply velocity has now leveled off after the post-pandemic rebound. This leveling off of the money supply velocity usually reflects a loss of economic momentum before it is captured by official data. The analyst believes that if Bitcoin's price continues to rise, it will be due to positions and leverage temporarily overriding fundamentals, rather than an improvement in the macroeconomic background. Aggressive buying indicates that the market is increasing leverage, while broader economic trends are leveling off.

According to Austrian media outlet oe24, a murder involving cryptocurrency occurred in Vienna on November 26. The victim was a 21-year-old Ukrainian man, allegedly the son of the deputy mayor of Kharkiv. He was coerced by two fellow Ukrainians into handing over his cryptocurrency wallet password, then robbed, beaten to death, and his body burned with gasoline. His wallet was emptied of all assets. The suspects (aged 19 and 45) fled back to Ukraine and were arrested; the case has been transferred to Ukrainian authorities for trial.

According to DefiLlama data, Opinion's total open interest has surpassed $63 million, second only to Polymarket, according to Huoxun Finance on December 4.

CoinVoice has learned that the Aave community has passed a proposal to remove USDS from the collateral list (LTV adjusted to 0), remove it from e-Mode, and increase the reserve factor (RF) from 10% to 25%. The proposal is currently awaiting final implementation by the AIP. The main reasons cited are declining USDS yield contribution, low collateral utilization, and potential risks associated with the issuance mechanism. MakerDAO founder Rune responded that the proposal misunderstands the lending methods used by Spark, Grove, and other Stars to Sky; in reality, reasonable interest rates are paid and settlements are made regularly. He emphasized that if Sky significantly improves transparency and scalability through Data Hub, Grove, and Sentinel Network in the future, USDS still has a chance to return to the Aave collateral list, promoting wider adoption.