Monitoring shows that the address 0x9ee... 1daAb is currently long on ETH, XRP, and DOGE, with a cumulative floating loss of $18.58 million. Previously, after the market crash on October 11th, the address accumulated a profit of 39.88 million US dollars through 7 short selling operations, including a profit of 10.66 million US dollars from short selling ASTER. (Auntie Ai)

[The People's Bank of China Conducts 300 Billion Yuan 7-Day Reverse Repo Operation] The People's Bank of China conducted a 300 billion yuan 7-day reverse repo operation today, with a bidding amount of 300 billion yuan, a transaction amount of 300 billion yuan, and an operating interest rate of 1.40%, unchanged from the previous rate.

[Analyst Predicts Bitwise XRP ETF Trading on Thursday, Grayscale Dogecoin ETF May Launch Next Week] Bloomberg analyst James Seyffart stated that Bitwise's XRP ETF (ticker: XRP) is expected to begin trading on Thursday. Grayscale and Franklin Templeton's XRP funds, as well as Grayscale's Dogecoin ETF, could launch as early as next Monday. Recently, Canary Capital's XRP fund (ticker: XRPC) achieved a first-day net investment of $58 million, surpassing the initial performance of Bitwise's Solana ETF. Currently, the total assets under management for the 11 Bitcoin funds listed in the U.S. exceed $130 billion.

[UAE Sovereign Fund Al Warda Says Bitcoin is as Important as Gold] The UAE sovereign wealth fund Al Warda stated that Bitcoin is 'playing an important role alongside gold' and expects to hold Bitcoin assets long-term, reflecting its strategic allocation approach.

[South Korean Regulators Consider Allowing Tech Giants to Issue Stablecoins] On November 20, it was reported that the South Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC) is considering allowing non-financial industry companies to issue stablecoins. Some industry insiders have expressed concerns, believing that the entry of technologically advanced large fintech companies into the stablecoin market could weaken the competitiveness of banks, leading to technology-driven competition between banks and tech giants. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung had promised to open the stablecoin market to domestic participants before his election in June, but opposition from the Bank of Korea to granting issuance rights to non-financial companies has hindered the progress of this commitment.