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According to BlockBeats, the Senate Banking Committee is set to advance a comprehensive bill aimed at regulating the cryptocurrency industry. Despite uncertain prospects, there is a hint of optimism surrounding the bill's progress. Sources indicate that members of both the Democratic and Republican parties met on Tuesday to discuss the legislation. Tim Scott, the Republican chairman of the Senate Banking Committee from South Carolina, is actively pushing for a hearing to amend and vote on the bill this month. Punchbowl News reported on Tuesday that Scott informed lawmakers and staff that he plans to hold a revision meeting for the crypto market structure bill by January 15, regardless of bipartisan support. Scott later confirmed in an interview with Breitbart News that his committee will hold the revision meeting on January 15. In the interview with Breitbart News, Scott stated, "I believe we must have a public record and vote, so next Thursday we will vote on the market structure bill. Over the past six months, we have worked tirelessly to ensure every committee member has access to multiple draft versions." However, insiders noted that as of Tuesday, the bill may still lack sufficient support from either party.

According to ChainCatcher, Telegram founder Pavel Durov addressed recent concerns surrounding the company on January 7 via the X platform. Durov clarified that Telegram's capital structure has no ties to Russia, emphasizing that the recent $1.7 billion bond issuance did not involve any Russian investors. Durov further explained that the old debt issued by Telegram in 2021 has been largely repaid and does not pose a current risk. He also highlighted that bondholders are not equivalent to company shareholders, reaffirming that he remains the sole shareholder of Telegram, with no direct relationship between bonds and equity.

According to Foresight News, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has reprimanded Saxo Financial (Hong Kong) Limited and imposed a fine of 4 million HKD. The penalty was due to Saxo Financial's deficiencies in distributing virtual asset funds and related products on its online trading platform, which were not recognized by the SFC. During the period from November 1, 2018, to November 25, 2022, Saxo Financial allowed retail clients to trade certain virtual asset products on its platform. The SFC's investigation revealed that Saxo Financial executed 1,446 transactions involving 32 virtual asset products for six individual professional investors and 130 retail clients during the specified period. These products were classified as complex, including 21 exchange-traded derivative products related to virtual assets. Saxo Financial failed to assess whether clients had the necessary knowledge to invest in these virtual asset products and did not provide adequate information or specific warnings about virtual assets, thereby not complying with the guidelines set out in two SFC circulars effective at key times.

Decoding the impact of massive UNI movement on the price. source: https://ambcrypto.com/uniswap-could-5m-uni-token-move-put-key-support-at-risk/

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1. MSCI decides not to exclude digital asset treasury companies from its February 2026 index adjustment; 2. Morgan Stanley applies for Bitcoin and Solana spot ETFs, further deepening institutional participation in crypto assets; 3. Bitwise advisor Jeff Park: Morgan Stanley's launch of a Bitcoin ETF reflects strategic considerations at the distribution and brand levels; 4. Coinbase has launched a global derivatives data dashboard; 5. SharpLink: Received 438 ETH staking rewards last week, bringing its total to 10,657 ETH; 6. Silver's market capitalization reaches $4.63 trillion, surpassing Nvidia to become the world's second-largest asset; 7. Arthur Hayes: Privacy will be the dominant narrative in the 2026 crypto market; 8. South Korea plans to impose fines of up to 10% of the losses suffered by crypto exchanges that have been hacked; 9. Musk's xAI completes a $20 billion Series E funding round, with Nvidia participating; 10. "1011 insider whale" Garrett Jin 11. 886,000 ETH, worth $4.07 billion, were unstaking on an associated address; 12. Telegram's revenue reached $870 million in the first half of 2025, with a target of $2 billion for the whole year; 13. Flow released a technical recap report on the security incident on December 27, 2025; 14. Coinbase reviewed its progress in 2025: merging into the S&P 500 and completing multiple acquisitions; 15. After failing to win the CFTC chairmanship election, former CFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz joined the SUI board; 16. Coinbase's head of investment research: about one-third of Bitcoin is at risk of quantum attacks; 17. Analysis: Visa crypto card net spending surged 525% in 2025, and consumer payments are just the beginning.

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On January 7th, Telegram founder Pavel Durov responded to recent FUD (Facts, Uncertainty, and Doubt) concerns surrounding Telegram on the X platform. Durov stated that Telegram has no connection to Russia in its capital structure, and that "no Russian investors" participated in its recent $1.7 billion bond issuance. He further pointed out that Telegram's old debt issued in 2021 has been largely repaid and does not pose a current risk. He also emphasized that bondholders are not equivalent to company shareholders; Telegram's sole shareholder remains Durov himself, and there is no direct relationship between bonds and equity.

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According to PANews, spot gold experienced a short-term decline of over $20, currently priced at $4,472 per ounce. Meanwhile, spot silver has fallen below $81 per ounce, marking a 0.35% decrease for the day. Earlier today, spot silver had risen above $82 per ounce. On Wednesday, spot gold initially increased to $4,500 per ounce, reaching its highest level in over a week.

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