[Trading Moment]: Gold and silver hit new highs, Ethereum sticks to $3000, will Bitcoin usher in a "Christmas market"? Affected by the expectation of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve and the geopolitical situation, the prices of gold, silver, and platinum have all reached historical or multi-year highs. Gold broke through $4400 for the first time, while silver rose to $69. Goldman Sachs predicts that gold may rise to $4900 next year. The price of Bitcoin is fluctuating around $88000. The bullish view believes that the adjustment has been completed and is expected to break through to $98000-100000, and even up to $150000; The bearish view warns the market of a lack of panic and may rebound to the range of $70000 to $75000. The long-term view suggests that the bear market may continue until 2026. Ethereum prices are consolidating around $3000. Technical analysis shows that if we can effectively break through this level and the 200 day moving average, it may reach $3200-4200; If it fails, it may retest the support of $2700-2800. On chain data shows that Giant Whale addresses are significantly increasing their holdings of ETH, indicating expectations for a rebound in the future. Market dynamics of altcoins: Aave experienced a short-term drop in price due to a large address sell-off, and its community proposal to transfer asset control sparked discussions. The market viewpoint points out that the "shanzhai season" needs to pay attention to new narratives, and mentions cases such as Solana and Ethena (ENA). The market fear greed index is 24 (fear). Both Bitcoin ETF and Ethereum ETF showed net outflows last week, while Solana and XRP ETFs showed net inflows. Within 24 hours, the total amount of online liquidation reached 172 million US dollars. Today's highlights and hot topics include Aster airdrops, Binance Wallet activities, and the release of US GDP data. Hot news involves the unlocking of large tokens, the implementation of Uniswap fee switch proposals, Vitalik selling multiple tokens, and an increase in NFT market trading volume.