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1Bitget Daily Digest (Nov 24) | Total Crypto Market Cap Rebounds Above $3 Trillion; Michael Saylor Posts “Won’t Surrender,” Hinting at Further Bitcoin Accumulation; Bloomberg: Bitcoin’s Decline Signals Weak Year-End Performance for Risk Assets, but 2026 May Have Growth Momentum2Bitcoin Faces Intensifying Sell-Off as ETF Outflows and Leverage Unwinds Pressure Markets3Solana ETF Hit 18-Day Inflow Streak

Duan Yongping gives a rare public interview more than 20 years after retirement: Buying stocks is buying companies, but less than 1% of people truly understand this statement.
Buying stocks is essentially buying into a company; the key lies in understanding its corporate culture and business model. Avoiding mistakes is more important than simply making the right decisions.
Chaincatcher·2025/11/11 14:57
[English Long Tweet] When Payments Become Machine Language: The Economic and Technical Logic Behind x402x
ChainFeeds·2025/11/11 14:54


Can the Fusaka upgrade open a new chapter for Ethereum scaling?
Bitpush·2025/11/11 14:43

In-depth Analysis of Bitroot Parallelized EVM Technology: High-Performance Blockchain Architecture Design and Implementation
Bitroot's success lies not only in technological innovation, but also in transforming these innovations into practical engineering solutions.
BlockBeats·2025/11/11 13:18

Zeno's Digital Twin Ideal and the Technological Popularization of DeSci
Carbon-based intelligence and silicon-based intelligence coexist under the same roof.
BlockBeats·2025/11/11 13:16

Banmu Xia's forecast for the next two years: Bitcoin enters the early stage of a bear market, while the upward cycle of U.S. stocks is far from over.
The real massive liquidity injection may not happen until May next year, after Trump gains control of the Federal Reserve, similar to what happened in March 2020.
BlockBeats·2025/11/11 13:16

"The biggest victim of the DeFi collapse" suffers losses of over 100 million USD, with funds still inaccessible
Can we still trust DeFi?
BlockBeats·2025/11/11 13:15

Bitcoin signals bullish reversal as ‘apparent demand’ hits four-month highs
Cointelegraph·2025/11/11 12:57

Bitcoin sees key $107K rejection: Watch these BTC price support levels next
Cointelegraph·2025/11/11 12:57
Flash
- 03:50The whale who previously sold all WBTC has started accumulating again, purchasing $7.92 million worth of WBTC within 11 hours.According to ChainCatcher, on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai_9684xtpa) has monitored that a certain whale address, which previously liquidated WBTC worth $69.23 million at an average price of $87,278 between November 18 and 22, has started to rebuild its position. Eleven hours ago, this address spent $7.92 million to purchase 90.85 WBTC at an average price of $87,242. The previous day, this address had just sold 793.24 WBTC (cost price $74,746.46), making a profit of $9.94 million.
- 03:50Data: Several tokens experience a surge followed by a pullback, SYN and ALLO rise over 5%According to ChainCatcher, spot market data from a certain exchange shows significant market volatility. NMR dropped 8.69% in the past 24 hours, STRK fell 12.16% in 24 hours, SAGA declined 7.5% in 24 hours, NIL decreased 6.49% in 24 hours, LA dropped 6.73% in 24 hours, WLFI fell 5.35% in 24 hours, and RONIN hit a new low today with a 7.8% decrease. Meanwhile, SYN reached a new high today with a 5.85% increase, and ALLO also hit a new high today, rising 7.09%.
- 03:50Matrixport: Bitcoin implied volatility and skew indicate rising risk-off sentiment in the marketChainCatcher news, Matrixport released today's chart stating, "Over the past week, the implied volatility skew of bitcoin options has further weakened. The short-term skew widened from about -3.5% last week to -10.6%, indicating a significant increase in demand for short-term downside hedging; the long-term skew dropped from about -0.2% to -1.9%, with the pricing of longer-term tail risks also becoming more pessimistic. From the perspective of option pricing, the market's pricing of downside risk has increased over the past week, which is reflected in both short-term options and contracts expiring next year. The current implied volatility has risen to about 58%, corresponding to a higher near-term downside risk premium and a more cautious medium-term outlook compared to a week ago, indicating that the market does not view this round of volatility as a one-off shock."