A certain whale withdrew 6000 ETH from Kraken after 6 months of silence

**EXOR Rejects Tether’s Juventus Acquisition Bid, No Sale Plans** EXOR, the Agnelli family’s holding company, said Saturday the family has no intention to sell Juventus to Tether or any other party, rejecting the stablecoin issuer’s surprise takeover proposal for Italy’s most successful soccer club. BlockBeats previously reported: On December 13, Tether revealed plans to acquire 100% of Juventus, aiming to expand its existing minority stake. In a Friday announcement, the firm said it had submitted a binding all-cash offer to EXOR—Juventus’ majority shareholder—to purchase its 65.4% stake. If the deal closes, Tether will launch a public tender offer for the club’s remaining shares at the same price. Juventus’ parent company, Juventus FC SpA, is publicly traded, with a market capitalization of roughly $925 million based on Friday’s closing price.

On December 13, CoinDesk reported that industry insiders note cryptocurrency trading’s machine learning has yet to reach a widespread adoption phase akin to the “iPhone moment”—but AI-driven automated trading agents are rapidly approaching this tipping point. As algorithm customization and reinforcement learning capabilities advance, a new generation of AI trading models are no longer just chasing absolute profit and loss (P&L). Instead, they’re incorporating risk-adjusted metrics like the Sharpe ratio, maximum drawdown, and Value at Risk (VaR) to dynamically balance risk and return across varying market conditions. Michael Sena, Chief Marketing Officer at Recall Labs, noted that in recent AI trading competitions, specially customized and optimized trading agents have significantly outperformed general-purpose large language models (LLMs). The latter only slightly beat the market when executing trades autonomously. Results show dedicated trading agents—equipped with extra logic, rea

As of December 13, HyperInsight data shows holdings from the "1011 Whale Insider" wallet have accumulated an unrealized loss of over $12 million, across the following positions: - 5x long on 175,595 ETH: entry price $3,173.34, liquidation price $1,943.28, loss $9.77M - 5x long on 1,000 BTC: entry price $91,506.70, loss $1.31M - 20x long on 25,000 SOL: entry price $137.53, loss $1.05M ### Notes on U.S. style alignment: 1. Used **"As of"** (standard for time-bound data in U.S. finance/tech news) 2. Replaced "opening price" with **"entry price"** (more common in U.S. crypto trading jargon) 3. Shortened "$9.77 million" to **"$9.77M"** (concise, industry-standard abbreviation) 4. Swapped "address" for **"wallet"** (more intuitive in U.S. crypto context) 5. Streamlined structure for readability (no redundant phrasing, clear bullet points)

On December 13th, HyperInsight monitoring data shows that the address associated with "Big Brother Whale" Huang Lizheng holds a long position of 3,875 ETH, currently facing an unrealized loss of over $300,000. The position was opened at $3,191.89, with a liquidation price of $3,053.81. The address has posted a weekly loss of $1.55 million and a monthly loss of $6.31 million.

As of December 13, Coinglass data indicates total liquidations across the entire network hit $311 million in the past 24 hours—including $265 million in long positions and $45.5184 million in short positions. Globally, 101,384 traders were liquidated over the same period, with the largest single liquidation being a $5.6806 million ETH-USD position on Hyperliquid.

On December 13, Bitcoin briefly fell below $90,000, per HTX market data, posting a 2.17% 24-hour decline.