Yitaifu: The spot strategy of buying the dip in ETH remains unchanged, bullish on the subsequent ETH/BTC trend

On November 21st, at the 11th Benzinga Fintech Awards taking place in New York, Bitget received the "Best Cryptocurrency Exchange" award. This award holds significant influence among the annual selections in the fintech field and is intended to recognize platforms and innovative achievements that lead the future development of the industry. This year's list of winners encompasses several traditional financial institutions and industry companies, such as Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, Ramp, WisdomTree, Best Egg, and Groundfloor.

On November 21st, as per the monitoring by HyperInsight (accessible via https://t.me/HyperInsight and targeted at _blank), the "Ultimate Bear" whale (identified as 0x5D2) initiated a 20x BTC short position on May 9th, boasting a floating profit exceeding $31 million. On the 14th, this address had previously set a take-profit order within the range of $89,000 to $91,000. Recently, it withdrew this order and then placed a new take-profit order between $75,000 and $79,000. This month, it has continuously withdrawn approximately $22.09 million in account margin and transferred a total of $28 million to a Binance wallet. The current position size of the address amounts to about $106 million, with an average price of $111,500. Over the past week, the liquidation price has dropped from $105,700 to $101,000 and it currently holds the TOP 1 position in BTC short positions on Hyperliquid. Previously, this address had opened large BTC short positions four times this year, all of which led to lo

On November 21st, JPMorgan no longer anticipates that the Fed will lower interest rates in December. Its previous forecast was a 25-basis-point rate cut. (FXStreet)

On November 21, based on Farside's monitoring data, yesterday the net outflow of the US Ethereum spot ETF was $261.6 million, and no ETF recorded any inflows.

On November 21st, based on Farside's monitoring data, yesterday the net outflow of Bitcoin's spot ETF in the United States was $9.032 billion, and no ETF recorded any inflows.