After the news emerged, many tokens fell, but it was not as large as the decline in March when Binance was first accused, and they have all rebounded so far. Perhaps the actions of regulators are paving the way for the launch of a BTC ETF. At the macro level, the details of the November FOMC meeting were announced yesterday, showing that the committee firmly maintained the inflation target of 2% and began to consider bilateral risks of raising interest rates. Basically consistent with the path we talked about before, interest rate hikes are coming to an end, but interest rate cuts are still far away. ETH’s performance last week was close to that of BTC, but its highs continued to fall. ETH fell with fluctuation. At a large level, as shown by the ME indicator, it remains bullish. We maintain our original resistance level of 2120 and support level of 1880. Switching to the 4h level, during the correction after the price reached 2120, there were not many blue columns representing whales. Even during the decline of yesterday, more whales were involved in the rebound trade. Looking at the ME indicator, ETH remains bullish at this level, but the purple wavy area is shrinking. In summary, the performance of ETH last week was not as good as that of BTC. However, the bulls strengthened significantly during the decline, so we believe that ETH is likely to remain volatile. Disclaimer: Nothing in the script constitutes investment advice. The script objectively expounded the market situation and should not be construed as an offer to sell or an invitation to buy any cryptocurrencies. Any decisions made based on the information contained in the script are your sole responsibility. Any investments made or to be made shall be with your independent analyses based on your financial situation and objectives.