Golden Finance reported that according to data shared by X user Rocelo Lopes, the daily trading volume of USDT is almost twice that of Bitcoin and four times that of Ethereum. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino retweeted the tweet.

Golden Finance reported that according to a CNN report on November 21, local time, according to people familiar with the matter, US President-elect Trump is considering reorganizing the leadership of the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), including firing the FBI. Director. According to people familiar with the matter, Trump is considering appointing former FBI agent and former Michigan Rep. Mike Rogers as the next FBI director.

Golden Finance reported that "Time" magazine released its latest cover, focusing on Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX, showing his "Life To-do List". The list lists multiple goals that Musk has achieved, including launching electric cars, becoming the world's richest man, acquiring Twitter, successfully launching and recovering rockets, implanting human brain chips, and the latest completed goal-helping Trump. Win the U.S. presidential election. This cover display does not

Golden Finance reported that a Reuters survey showed that 56% of economists believe that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates again in December. 90% of economic analysts believe that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates to 0.50% by the end of March next year. The median forecast among economists put the Bank of Japan's terminal interest rate at 1.00%.

According to reports on November 22, The Information reported that OpenAI is considering developing its own web browser and plans to directly compete with Google Chrome. The browser will integrate its AI model ChatGPT.

Golden Finance reported that according to Bloomberg terminal data, IBIT had a net inflow of US$608.2 million yesterday.

On November 22, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that it had seized the cybercrime platform Popeyetools and indicted its administrators Abdul Ghaffar, Abdul Sami, and Javed Mirza, accusing them of selling stolen financial data and assisting in the commission of ransomware and fraud crimes. Since 2016, the platform has made $1.7 million in sales through cryptocurrency payments and other methods.