In the past hour, total liquidations across the network reached $13.80 million, with $13.13 million from long positions, with $667,347.38 from short positions. BTC liquidation $1.35 million, ETH liquidation $3.17 million.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, blockchain analyst Ai Yi reported that SpaceX transferred out another 1083 BTC today, worth $99.81 million. Of these, a new address (bc1qy…xv5g9) received 800 BTC, worth $73.71 million, which has not yet been transferred out.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Cointelegraph monitoring indicates that shortly after the Fusaka network upgrade, a bug in the Prysm consensus client caused a sharp drop in validator participation on the Ethereum network, with a large number of voting nodes going offline. Prysm officially announced on Thursday that its v7.0.0 client unnecessarily generated old state when processing outdated attestations, causing nodes to malfunction. Developers recommend that users temporarily use the "--disable-last-epoch-targets" flag to start the client as a temporary solution. Beaconcha.in data shows that at Epoch 411,448, the network's sync participation and voting participation dropped to 75% and 74.7%, respectively. The 25% drop in voting participation is less than 9 percentage points away from the two-thirds majority (66.6%) supermajority required for the network to maintain finality. The decline in voting participation roughly matches the validator share of the Prysm consensus client, indicating that the Attestation failure was likely concentrated among Prysm validators. Previously, Prysm's share had reached as high as 68.1%. As of press time, the Ethereum network's current Epoch (411,712) voting participation is close to 99%, and synchronization participation has reached 97%, indicating that the network has recovered. Current MigaLabs data shows that Lighthouse still accounts for 52.55% of consensus nodes, with Prysm in second place at 18%. Ethereum educator Anthony Sassano stated that if Lighthouse had experienced this bug, the network would have lost its finality.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Galaxy Digital has announced the acquisition of Alluvial Finance, the former developer of the liquidity staking protocol Liquid Collective, officially becoming the developer of Liquid Collective. Liquid Collective allows institutional investors to obtain tradable tokens by staking ETH or SOL for trading, collateral management, and other operations in DeFi applications. This acquisition will enhance Galaxy's institutional staking infrastructure and bring in Alluvial's engineering team and technology, including a customizable staking management system and developer tools to simplify integration processes for exchanges, custodians, and asset managers.

Huoxun Finance News, December 5th – DeFi project HumidiFi announced today that its initial public sale was disrupted by bots, preventing ordinary users from participating. The official statement revealed that bots used numerous wallets and smart contract calls to instantly purchase all the token supply, depriving the community of the opportunity. The HumidiFi team expressed deep regret and promised to launch a new token and conduct a proportional airdrop to Wetlist and JUP staking users, ensuring that bots would not receive any tokens. Furthermore, HumidiFi announced that it will reschedule the public sale next Monday, using a new smart contract developed with the assistance of the Temporal team, which has been audited by osec.io to ensure a fairer participation opportunity. The official statement emphasized that the project will continue to provide liquidity to the community, fulfilling its promise to "bring liquidity to the people."