「Pal」 slightly increased their net long positions in Ethereum and HYPE in the past 24 hours

December 27 – Per Farside monitoring data, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $589.4 million this week, with the following breakdown: - IBIT: $242.7 million net outflow - FBTC: $110.7 million net outflow - BITB: $54 million net outflow - ARKB: $31.3 million net outflow - EZBC: $5.1 million net outflow - HODL: $41.6 million net outflow - GBTC: $72.8 million net outflow - Grayscale BTC: $31.2 million net outflow This aligns with standard U.S. financial news brevity, clear structuring, and natural phrasing for quick consumption.

On December 27th, CNBC reported that Strategy is ramping up its focus on liquidity management, having built a $2.2 billion cash reserve to cover preferred stock dividends and debt interest—without needing to sell Bitcoin. Market watchers view the cash buffer as a critical step to stabilize the firm’s financial structure and mitigate the risk of forced passive selling, as the valuation premium on its Bitcoin holdings gradually erodes.

On December 27th, Coinglass data shows that over the past 24 hours, centralized exchanges (CEXs) recorded a net Bitcoin (BTC) inflow of 431.42 BTC. The top three CEXs by net BTC inflow are: - Binance: 1,970.96 BTC (net inflow) - Bitfinex: 153.22 BTC (net inflow) - KuCoin: 66.34 BTC (net inflow) Additionally, Kraken led the outflow rankings with a net BTC outflow of 1,369.91 BTC.

On December 27, the UXLINK community approved the "Buyback and Strategic Reserve" governance proposal with 100% support. Per the execution plan, the project will launch the initiative this December: it will repurchase at least 1% of UXLINK’s total supply monthly using project profits and deposit the tokens into a strategic reserve pool. The project team noted this mechanism will continue to drive value circulation, with token value accumulation commencing immediately.

On December 27th, Coinglass data highlights two critical Bitcoin liquidation thresholds for major centralized exchanges (CEXs): - If Bitcoin breaks above $89,000, cumulative short liquidation intensity will hit $600 million. - Conversely, a drop below $86,000 would trigger $421 million in cumulative long liquidation intensity. BlockBeats Note: Liquidation charts do not display the exact number or value of contracts at risk of liquidation. Instead, the bars represent the **relative importance** of each liquidation cluster compared to neighboring clusters—defined as "intensity." This means the chart shows how strongly the underlying asset’s price will react when it hits a specific level. A taller "liquidation bar" signals a more intense response once the price reaches that threshold, driven by a liquidity frenzy.

On December 27, per data from Farside Investors, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs registered a net outflow of $589.4 million yesterday. Among them, IBIT posted a net outflow of $242.7 million, while GBTC saw a net outflow of $72.8 million.