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1Bitget Daily Digest (Nov 28) | The UK adopts the “no gain, no loss” tax treatment for DeFi;Solana ETFs recorded a net inflow of 238,037 SOL yesterday2Solana analysis: SOL price unlikely to break $150 for now3Bitcoin trades above $90K: Here’s what bulls must do to extend the rally
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- 11:46November was the second worst month for Bitcoin this year, with spot ETF recording a $3.48 billion outflow.ChainCatcher news, according to BeInCrypto, bitcoin fell by 17.28% in November, marking its largest November decline since 2022, when its value dropped by 16.23%. It was also the second worst monthly performance this year, only behind February's 17.39% drop. The reasons for this include not only macroeconomic factors such as Trump's expansion of tariffs on China on October 10 and the record-breaking US government shutdown, but also a weakening of institutional capital flows into BTC. According to SoSo Value data, bitcoin ETF saw an outflow of $3.48 billion in November, which is the second largest monthly outflow since the product was launched in 2024. Meanwhile, the capitulation of short-term investors has intensified market pressure. According to Glassnode data, the realized losses of short-term holders surged significantly, with the 7-day moving average rising to $427 million per day, reaching the highest level since November 2022.
- 11:40KOL reveals that last night's abnormal price crash of SAHARA was caused by its active market maker being liquidated.According to ChainCatcher, KOL Crypto Fearless revealed that the price of SAHARA experienced an abnormal plunge due to the recent liquidation of an active market maker. Insiders analyzed that this market maker was operating several well-known projects, including MMT and SAHARA. The market maker was discovered by the trading platform due to abnormal market making activities in one of the projects, after which all related addresses/account clusters of the market maker were identified and their positions were restricted. Ultimately, the positions were risk-controlled, which led to last night's sharp drop.
- 11:22Galaxy: The top seven deals accounted for nearly half of Q3 investment activity, signaling the possible end of the golden age for pre-seed and seed round investmentsAccording to ChainCatcher, citing The Defiant, a research report by Galaxy Digital indicates that in the third quarter of this year, seven large transactions raised more than $2.26 billion, accounting for 48.7% of the total venture capital invested in cryptocurrency and blockchain-related companies during the same period. During this period, venture capital firms invested $4.65 billion in 415 deals targeting crypto-focused startups and private companies, representing a 290% quarter-on-quarter increase, though still below the levels seen in 2021-2022. The growth was mainly driven by late-stage companies, suggesting that capital continues to concentrate on mature firms rather than early-stage startups. Despite improving market sentiment and increasing investment activity, Galaxy Digital believes that "the golden age of pre-seed crypto venture capital is over."