According to Ashes Monitoring, after holding for 8 months, Giant Whale 0xa339 sold 10000 ETH ($29.15 million) for $2915 4 hours ago, achieving a profit of $3.7 million. The giant whale lost $40 million in April due to safe haven meat cutting, but later repurchased it for $1740 and held 50000 ETH at an average price of $2545. At present, the address still holds 40600 ETH (119 million US dollars), with a floating profit of 15 million US dollars, but has not yet filled the meat cutting loss in April. (Ashes)

[UK FCA Seeks Feedback on Cryptocurrency Regulatory Proposal] On December 16, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) opened a consultation on the proposed cryptocurrency regulatory framework in the UK. The proposal covers areas such as access and disclosure, market manipulation, crypto asset trading platforms, intermediaries, staking, lending, DeFi, and prudential regulatory requirements. The deadline for submitting feedback is February 12, 2026. David Geale, FCA's Director of Payments and Digital Finance, stated that the goal is to establish mechanisms that protect consumers, support innovation, and foster trust. The FCA is assisting companies in meeting standards and completing registration while awaiting further legislation.

According to the popularity ranking, BEAT's popularity has decreased by 140000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking first. The popularity ranking is as follows: ① BEAT （$2.83，2.91%） ② WET ③ ETH （$2929.55，-6.91%） ④ FHE （$0.1024，29.47%） ⑤ ZEC （$381.34，-6.12%） The selling power of BEAT's main funds is average, with a net outflow of $294400 within 24 hours and a transaction volume of $2573 million within 24 hours, of which the main funds have a net inflow of $253300.

[Japanese Senate Passes Supplementary Budget for Fiscal Year 2025, Defense Spending Expected to Reach 2% of GDP] The Japanese Senate today (December 16) passed the supplementary budget for fiscal year 2025, with a total general account amounting to 18.3 trillion yen. Among this, an additional 1.1 trillion yen is allocated for 'strengthening defense capabilities.' Including the original budget, defense spending for fiscal year 2025 is approximately 11 trillion yen. Based on the quarterly GDP growth rates officially released by the Japanese government, defense spending is expected to account for 2% of Japan's GDP.

U.S. S&P 500 futures fell 0.36%, Nasdaq futures fell 0.57%, and Dow futures fell 0.17%.