#BinanceABCs A quick look at recent market trends:

US employment data exceeded expectations, with 64,000 new non-farm jobs added in November, indicating that economic resilience is still intact. For macro and risk assets, the signals being sent are still relatively positive.

The enthusiasm on the financing side remains strong—payment infrastructure company Speed1 secured $8 million in funding, with Tether leading the investment. This detail is worth noting as it indicates that the stablecoin ecosystem is extending into deeper applications.

Even more noteworthy is JPMorgan's move. On December 16, they launched their first tokenized money market fund on the Ethereum mainnet, investing $100 million themselves. This is not a mere experiment; traditional financial institutions are genuinely embracing Web3 with real capital, and the significance of this goes far beyond a single funding round.

Regarding token unlocks, the scale in the past two weeks has been substantial: 92.65 million Arbitrum tokens, 127 million Starknet tokens, 55.56 million Sei tokens, and 78.41 million Aster tokens, totaling nearly $200 million in value. The short-term impact of such news on prices depends on market sentiment and liquidity absorption capacity.

On the technical side, Michael Saylor's perspective remains consistent—quantum computing is coming, and the security and scarcity of $BTC will be further strengthened. This viewpoint has also sparked considerable discussion within the $ETH community. The market is waiting for more substantial technological applications to be realized.