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BlockBeats News, December 23, according to Farside monitoring, there was a net outflow of $142.2 million from US spot Bitcoin ETFs yesterday, marking the third consecutive day of net outflows. Details are as follows: BITB saw a net outflow of $35.5 million; HODL saw a net outflow of $33.6 million; GBTC saw a net outflow of $29 million; Grayscale BTC saw a net outflow of $25.4 million; ARKB saw a net outflow of $21.4 million; FBTC saw a net outflow of $3.8 million; BlackRock IBIT saw a net inflow of $6 million.

 according to CCTV News, on December 22 local time, U.S. Senate Minority Leader Schumer announced that after the Senate reconvenes in January, he will push for a resolution requiring the Senate to take legal action against the Department of Justice to force it to fully disclose all files related to Epstein and his associate Maxwell. Once the news broke, the focus quickly shifted from "whether to disclose" to "how to disclose." Recently, the Department of Justice's method of releasing the Epstein files has sparked a new round of controversy: the extent of document redactions, gaps in key materials, search experience, and whether the privacy of victims is adequately protected—all of these have turned this transparency promise into an institutional "trust test."

According to TechFlow, on December 23, trader Banmuxia posted on social media stating, "Bitcoin has reached a point where it's no longer a very good opportunity to go long. The medium-term liquidity logic has also been weakened by the recent continuous ETF sell-offs. This is not the best opportunity to go long, but that doesn't mean it won't rise later—it's just that the risk is increasing. During the adjustment phase, unless there is a very high probability opportunity, there is no need to participate. I will continue to observe the market's complex consolidation."