[Initial Jobless Claims in the U.S. for the Week Ending December 6: 236,000, Expected 220,000] Initial jobless claims in the U.S. for the week ending December 6 were 236,000, expected 220,000, with the previous value revised from 191,000 to 192,000.

[A certain whale's HYPE long position has an unrealized loss exceeding $16 million, liquidation price at $22.18] As the trading price of HYPE fell below $27, a certain whale's 5x long position in HYPE currently shows an unrealized loss exceeding $16 million. The liquidation price for this position is $22.18.

[Robinhood Spot Lists XCN and SYRUP] Robinhood spot lists XCN and SYRUP.

[Analyst: Bitcoin May Reach Long-Term Bottom in October 2026] Cryptocurrency analyst Jason Pizzino pointed out that Bitcoin's price might not reach its long-term bottom until October 2026. Currently, BTC trading volume continues to decline, reducing the likelihood of a bull market returning in the short term. According to CryptoQuant data, the share of large investors' exchange deposits has dropped from 47% in mid-November to 21%, with the average deposit amount shrinking by 36%, indicating that selling pressure is weakening. If the trend continues, BTC's price is expected to rebound to $99,000. The analyst believes that the 200-day simple moving average acts as resistance, and Bitcoin may need to go through a consolidation phase.

[Alliance DAO Co-Founder: Stock Index Will Outperform L1 Tokens Over the Next 10 Years] Alliance DAO co-founder QwQiao stated in a post that he is willing to bet that the stock index selected by him will outperform the weighted index of Layer 1 tokens over the next 10 years. QwQiao pointed out that most people mistakenly believe that growth equals profit and market capitalization growth, but historically, there have been industries with unprofitable growth or profitability without growth. QwQiao believes that while blockchain will grow rapidly, competition will drive down profits. Although the blockchain market is not perfectly competitive, it is far more competitive than an oligopoly.