[Coinbase CEO Criticizes The New York Times and Calls for Public to Cancel Subscriptions] Coinbase co-founder and CEO Brian Armstrong posted on social media, stating that The New York Times now resembles more of a 'political propaganda machine,' replacing news reporting with emotional content. He remarked that true journalism should hold significant value, but no one around him considers The New York Times a serious media outlet anymore (except for a small group of people over 60 on the U.S. East Coast). He also mentioned that the culture of The New York Times' Dealbook team is different and called on the public to 'give a gift to friends and family during the holidays—cancel your subscription to The New York Times.'

[Prediction Markets Show Hassett's Probability of Being Elected Fed Chair Rises Sharply] On December 1, prediction market platform Kalshi data showed that the probability of White House National Economic Council Director Hassett being elected as Federal Reserve Chair rose from 55% a week ago to 78%. Meanwhile, Polymarket platform showed Hassett's probability of being elected has risen to 71%, significantly ahead of other contenders.

The price of Bitcoin has fallen below $86000. （Watcher.Guru）

OKX-BTC/USDT is currently trading at $85997.10, a decrease of 0.24% in 5 minutes. Please pay attention to market fluctuations.

[November Cryptocurrency Trading Volume Hits Record Low, Bitcoin ETF Net Outflows Reach $3.48 Billion] November saw a sharp decline in cryptocurrency market trading volume, with CEX monthly trading volume dropping to $1.59 trillion, a 26.7% decrease month-on-month, marking the lowest level since June. Binance's trading volume fell from $810.44 billion in October to $599.34 billion. DEX trading volume also dropped to $397.78 billion. Bitcoin's price fell from $110,000 at the beginning of the month to $86,500 by the end of the month. U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF net outflows reached $3.48 billion, the largest single-month outflow since February this year.