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1. Trump: Not worried about the depreciation of the US dollar, it can rise and fall like a yo-yo;
2. Arthur Hayes: If the Federal Reserve expands its balance sheet to stabilize the yen and Japanese government bonds, it will benefit bitcoin and other risk assets;
3. South Dakota lawmakers reintroduce Bitcoin reserve bill, proposing to allow up to 10% of public funds to invest in BTC;
4. American Bitcoin Corp, a mining company supported by the Trump family, increased its holdings by 416 BTC, bringing its total holdings to 5,843 BTC;
5. Moonbirds: Nesting 2.0 is live, holders will receive birb tokens over the next 24 months;
6. An exchange and Glassnode: Bitcoin is entering a more stable phase, with a significant decrease in leverage risk;
7. Trend Research borrowed 80 million USDT from Aave and transferred it to an exchange;
8. Bitwise: Support for the CLARITY Act is wavering, and the crypto industry is facing a critical "crossroads";
9. Rick Rieder becomes a leading candidate for Federal Reserve Chair, previously stated that bitcoin will replace gold;
10. PayPal: Large enterprises are leading the adoption of crypto payments, with nearly 85% of merchants expecting it to become the norm within 5 years;
11. Laser Digital, a subsidiary of Nomura Holdings, applies for a US national trust bank license;
12. Moonbirds: Birb Game One will launch during TGE, aiming to redistribute unclaimed tokens from the community pool back to the community;
13. White House crypto advisor: The Davos 2026 World Economic Forum will be a turning point for the global normalization of cryptocurrencies;
14. Tether officially launches the USA₮ stablecoin regulated by US federal authorities;
15. 1inch investors/team addresses sold off 14 million 1INCH tokens, causing the price to drop by 7%.
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