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According to Jinse Finance, on-chain analyst Ai Aunt (@ai 9684xtpa) monitored that an Ethereum whale investor cumulatively withdrew 21,850.15 ETH (approximately $70.6 million) from exchanges between December 5 and 15, with an average withdrawal price of $3,231, currently incurring an unrealized loss of about $6.246 million. The most recent operation occurred 6 hours ago, withdrawing 2,000 ETH (about $5.84 million). This investor has distributed ETH across 5 wallets, among which wallet address 0xce9...57c69 is in a perpetual long mode, having staked 18,706.9 ETH to borrow 31.34 million USDT, with a health factor of 1.41.

According to ChainCatcher, citing Jinse Finance, Charu Chanana, Chief Investment Strategist at Saxo Bank, stated that the market views this week as a minor "reset" for the US macro narrative. Employment and inflation data will be released within a very narrow window, which could quickly lead to a repricing of interest rates. The Federal Reserve cut rates last week and expects to cut rates once more in 2026, but the market anticipates at least two more rate cuts next year. If the data is mixed or slightly weaker than expected, the soft landing narrative will remain unchanged, but this may not be enough to trigger a large-scale risk-on rally. The real risk is a hawkish surprise—if inflation or employment data comes in hot, yields will rise, and risk assets, especially long-term growth stocks, will be the first to be affected.