Data: Web3 social application Towns has over 400,000 total users, with over 200,000 token holders

On December 3rd, on-chain data analyst Murphy noted: "Last night’s pump was strong enough that the 4-hour candle has deviated sharply from today’s indicator baseline of $89,923. It’s not advisable to chase long positions here today—prices have hit the 4th-level target line, so sustaining a strong uptrend tonight will be tough. That said, as long as it holds above $89,923, there will still be trend-following opportunities tomorrow. The daily candle remains below the bearish trend line but is now very close to the line’s $93,958 level. If the daily candle closes above this price, the indicator will flip from red to green (bullish trend line), and a daily-level rebound is expected—with target levels at $95,604 and $99,108."

**December 3rd (Coinglass Data):** Centralized exchanges (CEXs) saw a cumulative net outflow of 8,830.51 BTC over the past 24 hours. Top 3 CEXs by outflow volume: - Binance: 6,294.74 BTC out - Gemini: 1,221.66 BTC out - OKX: 1,023.75 BTC out Notably, Bitfinex topped the inflow list with 1,123.51 BTC incoming.

December 3 Global central banks net bought 53 tons of gold in October, according to World Gold Council (WGC) data — a 36% jump from September, marking the largest monthly net purchase since 2025. Emerging market central banks including Poland, Brazil and Uzbekistan were active buyers, underscoring gold’s role as a strategic reserve asset. Year-to-date official net gold purchases total 254 tons, with Poland leading at 83 tons. WGC surveys show 95% of central banks plan to keep increasing their gold holdings over the next year.

December 3rd saw the crypto market trend broadly higher: Bitcoin briefly topped $93,000 before paring those gains, forming a technical setup that looks like a "false breakout." The short-term structure has switched to a more choppy pullback, with markets watching whether BTC can hold steady in the $90k-$91k range—its new resistance now sits at $93,200. On the ETF front: Yesterday brought net inflows of $58.5 million into BTC funds and net outflows of $9.9 million from ETH funds. This signals incremental capital piling into Bitcoin, while Ether keeps its mild outflow streak going. Macro-wise: Trump has again highlighted his sway over Federal Reserve personnel picks, hinting he’ll name the new chair early next year. He’s repeatedly floated rate-cut proponent Hassett as his "preferred pick," prompting markets to quickly price in a potential policy shift. If Hassett takes the role, the odds of a Fed framework tilted toward lower rates and looser conditions will jump sharply. But the

On December 3rd, CLANKER surged over 21% in the past hour, likely driven by the Farcaster founder’s announcement of the first IDO presale for the Clanker platform this Friday at 1:30 (link: https://www.theblockbeats.info/flash/322844). The token now trades at $57.81, with a market cap of $55.38 million.

On December 3rd, on-chain analytics firm Lookonchain reported that whale address 0x3aFE sold 1,900 ETH for 4,574 USDT at a local peak on August 25th, then repurchased 2,017 ETH for 3,061 USDT afterward. ### Notes on alignment with U.S. English habits: 1. **Conciseness**: Uses direct, journalistic phrasing (avoiding redundant words). 2. **Terminology**: "On-chain analytics firm" (standard in U.S. crypto reporting, clearer than "monitoring"). 3. **Flow**: Logical time sequence (report date → whale action → 1st trade → 2nd trade) for readability. 4. **Clarity**: Retains exact numbers/addresses (critical for crypto快讯) while streamlining prepositions.