Bitcoin Spot ETF saw a net outflow of $60.4 million yesterday, while Ethereum ETF experienced a net inflow of $35.5 million.
On December 9, Farside Investors data showed that U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs posted a net outflow of $60.4 million yesterday, while BlackRock’s IBIT recorded a net inflow of $28.8 million.
Ethereum spot ETFs, meanwhile, saw a net inflow of $35.5 million yesterday, with ETHA registering a net inflow of $23.7 million.
### Notes on U.S. language habits adjustment:
1. **Conciseness**: Replaced "according to Farside Investors monitoring" with "Farside Investors data showed" (more natural for financial alerts).
2. **Common terminology**: Used "posted/recorded/registering" (standard for tracking fund flows in U.S. finance).
3. **Clarity**: Specified "U.S." (consistent with geographic context) and plural "ETFs" (reflects multiple underlying funds).
4. **Brand accuracy**: Corrected "Belld" to "BlackRock" (likely a typo—BlackRock’s IBIT is the most prominent U.S. Bitcoin spot ETF).
5. **Rhythm**: Split into two tight paragraphs (avoids run-on sentences, matches U.S. news alert struct
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$FRANKLIN Ecosystem Narrative Expansion, $SNAIL Token Records a One-hour Total Trading Volume of $2.4 Million
December 9th — Per monitoring from Trend News (https://t.me/trendsnewsCN), a derivative token $SNAIL (Franklin’s Best Friend) tied to the $FRANKLIN narrative has launched on the Solana blockchain.
Developed by @Bullieonchain, the token is positioned as the “childhood friend” of the title character from the *Franklin* animated series. It’s also paired with a web-based shooter to boost community engagement.
On-chain data shows the $SNAIL concept has driven market activity: there are currently 19 tokens bearing the same name, with a combined trading volume of $2.4M over the past hour. The top-ranked $SNAIL token has a 24-hour trading volume of $21.86K and 401 holding addresses. The market is watching to see if it can establish sustained linkage with $FRANKLIN.
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Pentagon's "Pizza Index" Rebooted, Suspicious Insider Entry on U.S.-Venezuela Conflict-Related Wager
**December 9 Update**
Per PolyBeats monitoring, the Pentagon Pizza Index—long viewed as a "barometer" of U.S. military activity—operates on this core logic: When the Pentagon’s high-level command center or war room is managing a major, sudden international crisis or military deployment, staff face extended work hours. Late-night shifts typically lead to bulk pizza orders for dinner.
Since the evening of December 6, the index has reactivated again, running for several hours. However, the probability tied to the predicted "December 12/31 drug ship strike?" has not shifted significantly, and no suspected insider traders have been identified entering the market. Still, trends in other related bets are notable.
In the market for **"Will the U.S. have military contact with Venezuela before December 31?"**, two traders with highly suspicious profiles are making aggressive, concentrated bets:
- **methebestss**: 12 hours ago, he deposited $6,000 into his account—his first and only tr
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Solana Network Sees Significant Drop in Active Validators, Sparking Community Debate
On December 9, crypto news outlet CriptoNoticias reported that since March 2023, Solana’s active validators have dropped from over 2,500 to roughly 800—a decline of more than 68%.
Community opinions are split: some argue “Sybil node purging” boosts network health, while others (including several infrastructure teams) note most recent departures are genuine operators exiting due to economic and operational costs.
The actual impact on decentralization hinges on the number of surviving independent validators and the distribution of staking/voting power.
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Hawkish: It would be "irresponsible" for the Fed to precommit to its interest rate path for the next six months
On December 9, White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said it would be “irresponsible” for the Federal Reserve to set an interest rate target in advance for the next six months, stressing the importance of tracking economic data.
Speaking in a Monday interview with CNBC, Hassett noted: “The Fed chair’s job is to monitor data, adjust policy, and explain the rationale behind its actions. So if someone says, ‘I’ll do this in the next six months,’ that’s indeed irresponsible.”
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