The world-renowned football club Paris Saint Germain is currently purchasing and holding Bitcoin. （The Bitcoin Historian）

According to AiCoin's real-time on chain monitoring, from 13:01-13:02 (UTC+8) today, the "hardcore short whale" reduced its BTC short position by 20 BTC, valued at $1.82 million. Accumulated profit of $406400. As of press time, the value of its BTC short position is $7.656 million, with a floating profit of $17.1776 million. In addition, the giant whale has pending orders worth approximately $87.6 million that have not yet been executed. Whale address: 0x5d2f4460ac3514ada79f5d9838916e508ab39bb7

[BEAT Team-Linked Wallet Transfers Tokens Worth $1.2 Million to Gate, Possibly for Cash-Out Profit] Approximately 17 hours ago, a wallet address linked to the BEAT team sent tokens worth a total of about $1.2 million to the cryptocurrency exchange Gate. These tokens are currently still held at the exchange's deposit address. Some wallets holding BEAT tokens have tested small transactions, and further trading operations may follow to cash out for profit.

[Abraxas Capital Closes Over $200 Million in ETH Short Positions and Increases HYPE Spot Holdings] HyperInsight monitoring shows that in the past two days, the Abraxas Capital address closed approximately $10.26 million in ETH short positions. The current position is around $51.57 million, with unrealized gains of $6.68 million and funding rate profits of $13.61 million. Since early November, Abraxas Capital has cumulatively closed $217 million in ETH short positions, subsequently reallocating part of the funds to increase HYPE spot holdings. The current HYPE spot position is approximately $53.84 million, and among positions exceeding $200,000, only ETH, HYPE, and FARTCOIN short positions remain.

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