December 5th, according to lookonchain monitoring, the Ethereum Foundation address sent out 1,000 ETH (approximately $3.12 million) 25 minutes ago.

December 5th, according to farside data, BlackRock IBIT saw a total net inflow of $2.229 billion in funds in the past two weeks, including:The largest single-day net outflow was on December 2nd, with an outflow of $88.7 million;The largest single-day net inflow was on November 24th, with an inflow of $92.6 million.The fund inflow of BlackRock's Ethereum spot ETF in the past two weeks ($2.229 billion) contrasts sharply with the fund outflow of BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF in the past two weeks ($2.756 billion). During the same period, the ETH/BTC exchange rate increased by 5.77%.

December 5th, according to farside data, BlackRock IBIT has seen a total net outflow of $2.756 billion in funds in the past two weeks, including:The largest single-day net outflow was on November 24th, with an outflow of $1.491 billion;The largest single-day net inflow was on December 2nd, with an inflow of $1.201 billion.

December 5th, according to on-chain data, in the past 15 minutes, approximately $4 million worth of PIGGY was unusually minted and immediately dumped, causing the token price to plummet by 90% within seconds, with the current market cap falling to $810,000.

December 5th: DeFi platform LayerBank has completed a $2.3 million Pre-Seed funding round. Investors in this round include Move Industries CEO Torab Torabi, the Coin Bureau Chinese team, DVchain, Taiko, Rootstock, as well as several well-known angel investors and ecosystem contributors.This funding will be used to support the development and launch of ULAB. As LayerBank's native token, ULAB is at the core of the platform's long-term value capture and incentive mechanism. The token adopts a ve-style reward, fee feedback, continuous repurchase, and lock-up mechanism, binding user engagement and platform growth depth from day one.At the same time, the funds will also help LayerBank advance its product roadmap, creating more intuitive, automated, user-centric DeFi tools that allow users to easily engage in complex yield strategies through a simple interface.

December 5th, Franklin Templeton officially released details of its spot Solana ETF. The initial SOL holding of the ETF is 17,000 tokens (held in custody by Coinbase Custody), with a holding market value of approximately $2.4 million. Additionally, the current circulating shares of the ETF are 100,000, with a trading fee rate of 0.19%.Franklin Templeton stated that the foundation will stake the held SOL to earn rewards, and will include the related SOL staking rewards in its income.

December 5th, the US 10-year Treasury yield rose by 2 basis points to 4.12%, hitting a new high since November 2020.The US 30-year Treasury yield rose to 4.78%, reaching a new high since September 25th. (Krypton)

December 5th, Wang Yongli, former Vice President of a Chinese bank, published an article titled "Why Is China Resolutely Stopping Stablecoins?" The article stated that China is accelerating the development of the digital yuan and has clearly defined its policy orientation to resolutely curb all virtual currencies, including stablecoins. This decision is based on comprehensive considerations such as China's leading position in mobile payments and the digital yuan, the sovereignty and security of the renminbi, and the stability of the monetary and financial system.With the global spread of USD stablecoins, increasingly sharp and complex international relations, and intensified international monetary competition, the impact on how the renminbi innovates and develops, maintains national security, and achieves the strategic goal of becoming a powerful currency and financial powerhouse is significant and far-reaching. Therefore, it is necessary to calmly analyze and accurately grasp early decision-making. One must neither be indifferent nor hesitant, nor blindly follow the trend and make directional and disruptive mistakes. Wang Yongli believes:· USD stablecoins have already monopolized the global market, leaving almost no room for non-USD stablecoins to survive;· US stablecoin legislation primarily serves its own interests and may backfire on the stablecoin system;· Promoting a renminbi stablecoin not only lacks advantages but may instead threaten renminbi sovereignty and financial security;· Stablecoins and virtual currencies pose significant risks in terms of cross-border money laundering, fraud, etc.;· China already holds a global leading position in mobile payments and the digital yuan, therefore, there is no need to follow the USD stablecoin route.

December 5th, as this critical time approaches this Friday, Wall Street's attention is collectively focused on the upcoming September Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index. As the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge, this report is not only the first official inflation reading released since late September, but is also seen as the "lode star" for whether the U.S. stock market can break out of its recent volatility and establish its future direction.Due to the previous government shutdown causing a delay in data release, the market has been filled with a significant amount of uncertainty. Investors, analysts, and even Federal Reserve officials themselves are eagerly awaiting this delayed report to clear up the economic fog.At 23:00 today, the U.S. September Core PCE Price Index YoY will be announced, with a previous value of 2.9%. The overall PCE YoY is expected to record 2.8%, a slight increase from August's 2.7%. If this forecast comes true, it will be the highest level since April 2024; PCE MoM is expected to remain at 0.3%, matching the previous value.This PCE report is not only an economic check-up, but also the final puzzle piece for the Federal Reserve before next week's interest rate meeting. Currently, the Federal Reserve is in the midst of a fierce tug-of-war over its congressionally mandated "dual mandate" - to maintain low inflation and high employment. If the PCE data confirms that inflation is gradually declining (or meeting expectations), it will provide Fed officials with more justification for rate cuts, further solidifying the market's bet on a rate cut in December. If the data unexpectedly "exceeds expectations", it will not only weaken the case for a rate cut, but may even force the Federal Reserve to maintain rates in the current range of 3.75%-4%.

December 5th, the European Commission plans to transfer regulatory power over cryptocurrency companies to the European Union's market supervisory authority as part of a "comprehensive integration" of the financial markets. The European Commission stated that bringing cryptocurrency regulation under the purview of the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) would make regulation more effective and facilitate cross-border activities.This move aims to address the decentralization issue caused by regulatory differences among the 27 member states. Previously, individual national regulatory authorities, including France's AMF, Austria's FMA, and Italy's Consob, had expressed concerns about the implementation of MiCA and called for ESMA to strengthen oversight. The proposal still needs to be negotiated and approved by the European Parliament and the European Council.