Upbit will list Sanctum (SANC) for spot trading.

Semiconductor research firm SemiAnalysis released a research note on Jensen Huang's resignation, noting that while the board has appointed Colette Kress as interim CEO, it prefers the permanent CEO to not have a finance background, so the search for a permanent CEO remains ongoing. Internal tech-focused candidates include Ian Buck (who founded CUDA during his Stanford PhD, joined NVIDIA in 2004 and leads its data center business) and Jonah Alben (who joined in 1997 and is senior vice president of GPU engineering). A senior executive said, "Ian would rather die than take over from Jensen", adding, "Nobody actually wants that job". The analysis points out that both are highly capable, but may lack the supply chain management control Jensen Huang possesses.

According to data from Alternative, today’s Crypto Fear & Greed Index is at 20, down from 28 yesterday, with market sentiment shifting back from "Fear" to "Extreme Fear". Note: The index ranges from 0 to 100, and its components include: Volatility (25%), Market Volume (25%), Social Media Heat (15%), Market Survey (15%), Bitcoin’s share of the total crypto market (10%), and Google Trends Analysis (10%).

Trader 0x5f91 just got fully liquidated on his 357.09 $BTC ($25.15M) position!

That was brutal! Trader 0x9bb7 opened a short on 24,696 $NVDA ($3.68M) as the price crashed. But $NVDA quickly bounced back, and he got liquidated in less than a minute!

The "Big Short" prototype Michael Burry disclosed his latest position adjustments via his Substack account, noting that he has recently further increased holdings in PayPal (PYPL), MercadoLibre (MELI), Sprouts Farmers Market (SFM), Adobe (ADBE), JD.com (JD) and Ero Copper (ERO), while repurchased Lululemon (LULU), showing he is continuing to adjust his stock portfolio. Burry specifically pointed out that JD.com is "the most undervalued stock in his investment universe". The holdings increases cover multiple sectors including e-commerce, fintech, software, retail and copper mining, reflecting his positive attitude towards the valuation and long-term investment value of the related companies.

According to on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai_9684xtpa), a whale bullish on Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) was liquidated again last night, with a single trade loss of approximately $10.76 million. Since November 11, the whale has made just two trades, totaling $17.69 million in losses, marking a series of setbacks for its long positions. Specifically, the whale holds BTC long positions worth around $101 million, with an entry price of $81,993 and stop-loss at $74,487, resulting in a loss of roughly $10.693 million; additionally, its ETH long positions are valued at about $38.39 million, with an entry price of $2,410.2 and stop-loss at $1,983.7, leading to a loss of approximately $6.997 million.