On-chain data changes

The 30th address on the Bitcoin rich list transferred 11,999 BTC two hours ago, approximately $1.19 billion

According to iChainfo monitoring, the address (starting with 3DR2iG) of the 30th place on the Bitcoin rich list transferred 11,999 BTC (approximately $1.19 billion) and currently holds 15,357 BTC (approximately $1.51 billion).

Binance's Bitcoin reserves have fallen below 570,000 BTC, the lowest level since January

According to Cointelegraph, CryptoQuant contributor Darkfost pointed out in a December 25 analysis report that Binance's Bitcoin price recently dropped to $98,990, with reserves falling below 570,000, the lowest level since January this year. This change typically indicates that investors are actively transferring Bitcoin to cold wallets, reflecting an optimistic outlook on long-term price prospects.

Looking back to the beginning of this year, Binance's Bitcoin reserves also dropped to similar levels in January, and in the following two months, the Bitcoin price surged to an all-time high of $73,679 on March 13. Darkfost emphasized: "The emergence of a withdrawal wave is often a signal that positive market momentum is forming."

Public opinion monitoring

The Japanese government has responded to concerns about Bitcoin reserves, indicating a cautious stance

According to Coinpost, the Japanese government recently responded to inquiries from Senator Hamada Satoshi regarding understanding the dynamics of Bitcoin reserves pushed by the United States and other countries. The response was issued in the name of Prime Minister Kishida Fumio, clarifying the government's stance on treating crypto assets as reserves.

US SEC Commissioner: Significant changes in the SEC's position on the crypto industry will occur next year, with a reduction in enforcement actions

According to Blockworks, starting next year, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) will temporarily reduce the size of its commissioner team, awaiting Senate approval of President Donald Trump's nomination. During this period, only Republican commissioners Hester Peirce and Mark Uyeda will continue to serve after taking office.

According to Peirce, with the departure of SEC Chairman Gary Gensler, the agency's position on the crypto industry will undergo significant changes.