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According to ChainCatcher, spot data from a certain exchange shows significant market volatility. PARTI has dropped 14.21% over the past 24 hours, while SAGA hit a new weekly low with a decline of 18.56%. In addition, both AVAX and AAVE reached new highs today, with increases of 6.22% and 5.32% respectively. FORTH also hit a new high today, rising by 6.77%. BERA experienced a "surge and pullback" pattern, falling by 5.33%. ZEC and PIVX saw slight declines within five minutes, dropping by 3.53% and 3.04% respectively.

Jinse Finance reported that Bank of America believes that after three consecutive years of double-digit returns, there is limited room for excess gains in the U.S. stock market in 2026. The bank predicts that the S&P 500 Index is likely to close at around 7,100 points in December next year, which is only about 4% higher than the closing price on Tuesday (December 2). Although U.S. companies are expected to achieve double-digit earnings growth, stock price returns will tend to be flat. Savita Subramanian, head of equity and quantitative strategy, believes there are risks, but does not anticipate a crash; compared to 2000, current investor equity allocations are lower, earnings growth supports returns, and enthusiasm for speculative stocks is not as extreme.