According to AiYi's monitoring, an hour ago, a whale withdrew another 5,500 ETH from OKX, worth approximately $16.09 million. Since December 5th, this address has withdrawn a total of 34,415.46 ETH from exchanges, with a total holding value of $107 million and an average cost of $3,131.11. Currently, the address is experiencing a floating loss of $7.162 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Liquid Capital founder Jack Yi posted on the X platform, stating that USD1 is a good start. Stablecoins are the most important sector in the industry and a bridge for crypto technology to enter the financial services of billions of people. Jack Yi believes USD1 can become a leading stablecoin in the future, which is why he continues to heavily invest in WLFI and will continue to provide investment and various forms of support. Previous news: WLFI: USD1's market capitalization has exceeded $3 billion.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that WLFI, the Trump family's crypto project, announced on the X platform that the market capitalization of USD1 has surpassed $3 billion. The WLFI team also stated that this milestone is not the final goal; their objective is to develop a financial track, and related work is currently in its early stages.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Ethereum plans two hard forks in 2026: Glamsterdam and Heze-Bogota. The Glamsterdam hard fork is expected to take place in mid-2026, with key features including the Block Access List (EIP-7928) and the Native Proposer Builder Separation (ePBS). EIP-7928 will enable parallel block processing, transforming Ethereum from single-threaded to multi-threaded processing, improving throughput and resolving disk read bottlenecks. ePBS integrates block building and proposal processes into the consensus layer, aiming to reduce the risk of MEV centralization and provide validators with more time to verify ZK proofs. Regarding scalability, Ethereum L1 gas limits are expected to increase significantly in 2026. Besu client engineer Gary Schulte predicts the gas limit will soon reach 100 million, while Ethereum Foundation Associate Director Tomasz Stańczak predicts that after the implementation of ePBS, the gas limit could double to 200 million, or even reach 300 million by the end of the year. Furthermore, the number of data blobs may increase to 72 or more per block to support L2 processing of hundreds of thousands of transactions per second. The Heze-Bogota fork at the end of 2026 will introduce a Fork Selectable Include List (FOCIL), designed to enhance the network's censorship resistance by mandating the inclusion of specific transactions. (Cointelegraph)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Wintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy posted on social media that some builders and KOLs under 30 who claim to be "leaving the crypto industry" have not been truly deeply involved in its development, and their statements are misleading. Gaevoy pointed out that these individuals are often not long-term investors but choose to leave early on, thus not constituting a true "exit." He believes that describing short-term participation as "leaving the industry" is essentially acquiring industry experience and reputation that doesn't belong to them and is unfair to long-term practitioners. Gaevoy emphasized that the development of the crypto industry relies on continuous investment and development, and leaving after a short-term attempt should not be packaged as a symbolic personal choice.