[He Yi: Community Token Issuance Based on Tweets Is Unrelated to Binance, Users Should Be Aware of Risks] On December 6, Binance Co-CEO He Yi stated that the naming and posting style of Binance's official Twitter account is freely decided by the account managers, but Binance employees are prohibited from participating in the issuance or promotion of any token projects. Currently, actions by the community to issue tokens based on Binance's official tweets or personal statements are unrelated to Binance. He Yi emphasized that the fate of expression is misinterpretation, and employees' innovative attempts are limited to their daily work and have no connection to any token projects. She reminded users to be cautious about investment risks and to conduct their own research (DOYR).

The rally is driven by speculation that a final verdict could bring clarity to the project, as well as technical factors like token burns.

[Vitalik Buterin Proposes Establishing an On-Chain Gas Futures Market] Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin stated that a reliable and trustless on-chain Gas futures market is needed to predict BASEFEE. He pointed out that although current Gas fees are relatively low, many people are concerned about the fee trends in the coming years and question whether measures such as increasing gaslimit, BAL, ePBS, and ZK-EVM can maintain low fees. He believes that an on-chain Gas futures market could help alleviate these concerns.

[Two Whale Bitcoin Long-Short Duel, Long and Short Positions Exceed Tens of Millions of Dollars] According to Lookonchain data monitoring, whale address 0x50b3 opened a 20x leveraged long position for 307 Bitcoin (worth $27.5 million) at a price of $89,642.7, with a liquidation price of $83,385. Another whale address 0x9311 opened a 40x leveraged short position for 223.4 Bitcoin (worth $20 million) at a price of $89,502.7, with a liquidation price of $95,114.

The top financial regulatory agency in Japan has proposed reducing taxes related to Bitcoin and plans to approve Bitcoin exchange traded funds (ETFs). （The Bitcoin Historian）