10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 2,152 $BTC(-$201.21M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 45,684 $ETH(-$148.11M) yesterday.

On November 27th, Stani.eth, the founder and CEO of Aave, stated in a blog post that "HM Revenue & Customs has released the results of its consultation on the tax treatment of DeFi activities (such as lending and staking) in the UK. One particularly notable conclusion is that when a user deposits assets into Aave, the deposit itself is not regarded as a capital gains tax event, adopting a no-gain, no-loss approach. This is a major victory for UK DeFi users who wish to borrow stablecoins using cryptocurrency collateral." "We advocate for DeFi and make sure that the tax treatment of interacting with lending protocols aligns with economic reality: users borrowing against collateral to fulfill liquidity needs do not have the intention to dispose of their assets. We wholeheartedly support this approach and hope to see these changes incorporated into UK tax law as soon as possible."

On November 27th, according to Coinglass data, within the past 24 hours, CEX witnessed a net outflow of 3958.9 BTC. The top three CEXs in terms of outflow volume are as follows: · Binance, with an outflow of 3,248.53 BTC; · OKX, with an outflow of 1,038.57 BTC; · Gemini, with an outflow of 512.68 BTC. In addition, Bitfinex saw an inflow of 717.97 BTC and ranked first in the inflow list.

On November 27th, according to HTX market data, Bitcoin fell below $91,000 with a 24-hour growth rate of 5.02%.

On November 27th, the minutes of the European Central Bank meeting showed that its assessment of the inflation outlook remained largely unchanged. Some officials thought that the rate-cutting cycle had ended because the favorable outlook was likely to continue unless risks materialized. The central bank considered that adopting a prudent strategy could enhance the likelihood of maintaining a favorable outlook. From a strategic standpoint, the monetary policy stance should not be adjusted for mild and temporary inflation fluctuations around the target but only when a significant deviation from the target was expected in the medium term. However, most committee members believed that the risks surrounding the inflation outlook were balanced, and the inflation outlook remained more uncertain than in the past. Overall, the option value of waiting for more information remained significant. (FXStreet)

November 27th: A number of Wall Street institutions have presented their forecasts for the US stock market in 2026, suggesting that the next phase of the US stock market still has room for growth. Deutsche Bank has set a year-end target of 8000 points for the S&P 500 index in 2026, while HSBC has set its target at 7500 points. Morgan Stanley also anticipates a strong year ahead and forecasts that the index will close at 7800 points in 2026. The bank's strategist, Mike Wilson, referred to it as a "new bull market" and stated in a report last week that the rolling recession had come to an end earlier this year and that policy support and earnings strength would continue into the next year. JPMorgan holds a similar stance. The bank's benchmark forecast for 2026 aims for 7500 points, but it believes that if an improved inflation outlook leads the Federal Reserve to be more proactive in rate cuts, the index could exceed the 8000-point mark. Currently, JPMorgan expects the Fed to cut rates

On November 27th, as monitored by LookOnChain, Circle once more minted 1.25 billion USDC on this day. Since the crash on October 11th, Tether and Circle have collectively minted a total of $17.25 billion worth of stablecoins.