1. Iran: If the US fights again, it will be a dark path ahead;
2. The US spot Bitcoin ETF has seen a net outflow of $2.97 billion over 10 consecutive trading days;
3. A New York court accepts the case of "claiming Bitcoin from dormant addresses of Satoshi and others," valued at a total of $274 billion;
4. Wintermute: Will provide liquidity for the prediction market;
5. Opinion: Tighter supply will drive stronger profit growth for SK Hynix next year;
6. Sui official releases post-mortem for mainnet outage: 3 major failures caused by upgrades, no confirmed transactions rolled back;
7. SoftBank surpasses Toyota to become Japan's largest company by market value;
8. HYPE's largest short seller, Loracle, has transferred $64 million in spot funds into Hyperliquid, accompanied by stop-losses on short positions.
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