A PEPE whale, who once made over $36 million in profit, has bought 8.93 million ASTER tokens. The current unrealized gain is over $3.67 million.

On November 19th, Jack Mallers, the founder of Strike, posted and stated, "The core of this collapse is not the asset but the currency. The default occurs through inflation, and Bitcoin is the only market that is honest enough to intuitively reflect this. In a fiscally dominant environment, holding a better currency is essentially shorting the system. Buy the dip because the true failure is the currency itself."

On November 19th, Zora made an announcement, stating, "As of today, we have injected $11 million in liquidity from the treasury into the ZORA-USDC pool on Uniswap v3."

On November 19th, according to the monitoring of HyperInsight (accessible via https://t.me/HyperInsight), the "Long Shitcoin Basket" whale (with the address 0xa2c) carried out a strategy of going long on 22 shitcoins during the market downturn on the 17th. As a result, the overall unrealized loss for the account reached $870,000, and the total position size was approximately $25.58 million. Currently, the positions with slightly positive profits are: ASTER with an unrealized profit of $130,000 (69%); STRK with an unrealized profit of $180,000 (100%). The position with the largest loss percentage is: PUMP with an unrealized loss of $130,000 (-75%); PROMPT with an unrealized loss of $290,000 (-104%). This address previously deposited $3.617 million into Hyperliquid. Subsequently, it opened long positions for 22 shitcoins, and currently, one STRK position shows a loss of $100,000.

On November 19th, according to Farside monitoring data, the net outflow of the US Bitcoin spot ETF yesterday was $372.8 million, and the net outflow of BlackRock's BIT was $523.2 million. The net outflow of the Ethereum spot ETF was $74.2 million, and the net outflow of BlackRock's ETHA was $165.1 million.

On November 19th, based on CME's "FedWatch" data, the likelihood of a 25-basis-point Fed rate cut in December is 48.9%, and the probability of rates remaining unchanged is 51.1%.