1. The probability of the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates by 25 basis points in December has risen to 86%, with the market closely watching the Fed's policy direction.
2. Amazon shareholders are urging the board to consider investing in Bitcoin, sparking heated discussions in the market.
3. Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele shared screenshots of over $300 million in unrealized Bitcoin gains to counter critics.
4. Michael Saylor has released Bitcoin Tracker information for the fifth consecutive week, possibly indicating that MicroStrategy will increase its Bitcoin holdings again.
5. Trump stated that he has no plans to ask Powell to resign as chairman of the Federal Reserve, while his cryptocurrency holdings have risen in value to over $8 million.
6. Ethereum spot ETFs have seen net inflows for 10 consecutive days, with advisors and institutional investors just beginning to pay attention to this area.
7. Several U.S. states are advancing strategic Bitcoin reserve plans, with Florida and Pennsylvania taking concrete measures.
8. The founder of 1confirmation is calling for the U.S. to exempt cryptocurrency capital gains tax to maintain a lead in innovation.
9. The Cardano Foundation's Twitter account has been hacked, raising security concerns.
10. Recently, the macro market has had limited impact on cryptocurrencies, but the flow of funds into ETF-related and cryptocurrency-related U.S. stocks is worth noting.
11. Trump has made it clear that he will not divest from the social media platform Truth Social.
12. Coinbase responded to account restrictions as "FUD," emphasizing that user growth has led to an increase in restricted accounts.
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