According to SolanaFloor statistics, Circle minted approximately 2.25 billion USDC on the Solana chain in the past 7 days. This brings the total USDC minted on the Solana chain to $41.75 billion by 2025.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, based on monitoring by on-chain analyst Yu Jin, a whale address withdrew 20,726 ETH from exchanges such as OKX in the past two hours, worth $62.5 million, at an average price of $3,015. This address had previously sold 10,000 ETH in October at a price of $3,896.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Yi Lihua wrote that no one can buy at the absolute bottom or sell at the absolute top. He suggested buying spot at $3000-$3300, repeatedly advising against futures trading as the situation remains unclear. The recent changes in interest rates in Japan and the US, along with the AI bubble and the US economy, have led to a decline in US stocks, causing ETH to briefly fall below $3000. However, we remain committed to spot trading. Again, the volatility in the cryptocurrency spot market is significant; non-professional traders should not engage in futures trading.

Huoxun Finance reported on November 18th that Justin Sun announced the USDJ liquidation will be conducted according to the principle of 100% 1:1 guaranteed redemption for users before the snapshot. USDJ, a decentralized stablecoin on the Tron network, is an older version of the SAI project. The official team has been liquidating it for over a year, and has bought back more than 95% of USDJ at a price higher than 1. Currently, only about $200,000 worth of USDJ remains on the market, and this portion will also be permanently redeemed at a 1:1 ratio to ensure user asset security. Justin Sun stated that USDJ will serve as a decentralized TRX exchange contract in the future, and the bottom line during the liquidation is to ensure that all users do not suffer losses. The system closed at 22:00 Beijing time on November 17th, and the final value of USDJ is 1.55 TRX. Future fluctuations will be related to the price of TRX, but will not be related to the actual liquidation value for users. He explained that the reason for the liquidation is due to the technical upgrade of centralized stablecoins; the USDJ code is too outdated, and the team plans to focus on the development of USDD, hence the decision to liquidate USDJ. Users do not need to worry about asset security or loss of value; the liquidation plan ensures the rights and interests of all users. Previously, JUSTDAO issued an announcement regarding the market adjustment and orderly exit of USDJ.

According to a report by Dahe News on November 18th, Chen Zhi, chairman of Cambodia's "Prince Group," attempted to obtain long-term residency by establishing companies in Japan and purchased a luxury apartment in an upscale residential area of Tokyo. In recent years, the "Prince Group" has established three related companies in Japan: the consulting firm Prince Japan (established in 2023), the real estate company Canopy Sands Development Japan Co. (established in 2024), and a company Chen Zhi himself established in 2022. These companies have held seminars to promote high-end real estate projects in Cambodia, suspected of using proceeds from crime for development and money laundering through sales. The report states that Chen Zhi's initial address was registered near the headquarters of Prince Holdings Group in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, but was changed to a high-end apartment in Minato Ward, Tokyo in 2024. The apartment is reportedly over 150 square meters, with monthly rents of several million yen, and some resale units exceeding 1.6 billion yen (approximately US$10.33 million). Although Chen Zhi frequently travels to Japan, local residents have never witnessed him there. Previously, the U.S. Department of Justice accused Prince Group of large-scale investment fraud and money laundering, and applied to seize approximately $12 billion in Bitcoin assets held by Chen Zhi. Facing sanctions pressure, Prince Group issued a statement in November denying all allegations, claiming the investigation was baseless and questioning the U.S.'s intention to illegally seize assets. However, the U.S. and UK have jointly implemented sanctions, and other countries have also launched investigations.