Local time on December 2, the Japanese cryptocurrency exchange DMM Bitcoin announced that it will cease operations, and it is expected that all customer assets will be transferred to the Japanese digital financial group SBI's subsidiary SBI VC Trade by March next year, and measures to close the business will be taken. Prior to this, the exchange experienced a large-scale hacking incident, losing over 4,500 bitcoins.

It is worth mentioning that, thanks to U.S. President-elect Trump's commitment to implement a series of favorable policies for the cryptocurrency industry, the cryptocurrency market led by Bitcoin has continued to surge, with Bitcoin prices hitting new highs. Data from cryptocurrency analysis firm CoinGecko shows that the total market capitalization of the crypto market has surged by approximately $1.2 trillion.

At the same time, U.S. exchange-traded funds (ETFs) directly investing in Bitcoin and Ethereum have also been highly sought after by market funds. According to data compiled by the media, in the just-passed month of November, the monthly net inflow of funds for both Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs set historical records. #ETH持续飙升