Onchain Lens posted on the X platform that "Brother Maji" (0x020...5872) has deposited another $419,700 USDC into HyperLiquid to increase his 25x leveraged long position in ETH. This position is worth $10 million and holds 3,333.88 ETH.

On January 20th last year, US President Trump signed an executive order announcing the United States' withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO), and the United Nations received this notification on January 22nd of the same year. According to the WHO's charter, a member state can only formally withdraw one year after submitting a withdrawal application. Today marks one year since the US formally submitted its application to the United Nations to withdraw from the WHO, meaning that the US has officially withdrawn from the WHO procedurally. (CCTV)

European stock futures experienced an upward trend, with the Euro Stoxx 50 futures increasing by 1.3%. According to ChainCatcher, Germany's DAX futures also saw a rise of 1.3%. This movement reflects a positive sentiment in the European markets.

According to AiYi's monitoring, "smart money" (0xFB7...e0A3), which profited $98.18 million from ETH trading, received 10,000 ETH from Wintermute near the bottom of the ETH price drop 6 hours ago, worth approximately $28.96 million, suspected to be an OTC purchase. Since yesterday, this address has added 30,000 ETH, worth approximately $88.37 million, with an average cost of approximately $2,945.7, and currently has a floating profit of $973,000.

Dan Romero, co-founder of the decentralized social protocol Farcaster, announced that Neynar is acquiring Farcaster. Over the next few weeks, ownership of Farcaster's protocol contracts and code repository, the Farcaster application, and Clanker will be transferred to Neynar, which will be responsible for the continued operation and maintenance of the related products and infrastructure. Romero stated that some members of the Merkle team, Varun, and himself will step down from Farcaster's day-to-day operations to focus on new projects. He noted that the Neynar team has been deeply involved in Farcaster's ecosystem since its inception, being one of Farcaster's earliest clients, and its infrastructure currently supports most of the developer ecosystem. Romero stated that after five years of development, Farcaster needs a new development path and leadership to unlock its potential, and expressed anticipation for the direction Neynar will take after the acquisition.

Uniswap announced on its X platform that continuous liquidation auctions have been officially deployed to the Base network. Base developers can now fully run on-chain token auctions, discover reliable market prices, and launch liquidity on Uniswap v4.

The platform says it will expand AI creation tools for creators while tightening enforcement against low-quality AI-generated videos. source: https://decrypt.co/355373/youtube-plans-ai-expansion-2026-promising-crackdown-ai-slop

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee recently shifted its legislative focus to aligning with Donald Trump's housing affordability policies, slowing the progress of the planned cryptocurrency market structure bill. The bill is expected to be delayed by at least several weeks, with the window potentially shifting to late February or March. Against this backdrop, the Senate Agriculture Committee will proceed with its version of digital asset legislation as planned, with a vote expected on January 27. The relevant bill text will then need to be integrated with the Banking Committee's version and submitted to the full Senate for consideration. (Bloomberg)

Crypto traders using leverage to bet on Bitcoin’s price trajectory are getting whiplash. In the last 24 hours, $655 million in leveraged crypto bets have been liquidated, according to the market data tracker CoinGlass. source: https://dailyhodl.com/2026/01/21/665000000-in-bitcoin-and-crypto-liquidated-as-btc-gives-leveraged-traders-whiplash/

During the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and French Central Bank Governor François Villeroy de Galhau engaged in a heated debate on issues such as whether stablecoins should pay yields to holders and the monetary attributes of Bitcoin. The roundtable discussion, originally themed "Does Tokenization Represent the Future?", shifted its focus to stablecoin yield mechanisms, Bitcoin's positioning, and the legislative progress of the US Senate's CLARITY Act on the Structure of Crypto Markets. Armstrong stated that allowing stablecoins to offer yields to users would help improve consumer returns and international competitiveness, and pointed out that if regulated stablecoins in the US were prohibited from paying yields, it might actually benefit offshore products. Villeroy de Galhau, however, held an opposing view, arguing that private stablecoins with yield attributes could pose a systemic risk to the traditional banking system and financial stability, and explicitly stated that the digital euro should not use yields as a competitive tool; its core objective is to maintain the stability of the financial system. On the issue of US legislation, Armstrong emphasized that the CLARITY Act is not stalled, but rather in a stage of negotiation and bargaining. He explained that Coinbase's recent withdrawal of support was due to its opposition to banks lobbying to restrict competition in the crypto industry. Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse pointed out that the so-called "level playing field" should apply in both directions, with crypto companies and banks adhering to reciprocal regulatory standards. When the discussion turned to Bitcoin, Armstrong proposed the concept of a "Bitcoin standard," arguing that it could serve as a long-term alternative to combat fiat currency devaluation. Villeroy objected, emphasizing that monetary policy falls under national sovereignty and warning that private currencies could undermine sovereignty. Armstrong responded that Bitcoin does not have a single issuer, and its decentralization is even higher than that of the central bank system. Despite the significant differences, the participants generally agreed that future crypto innovation and regulation will need to find a path to coexistence through negotiation and compromise. (Coindesk)

Jinse Finance launches its daily cryptocurrency and blockchain news bulletin, "Jinse at 8 AM," issue 2944, providing you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.

Are you going all in on institutional narratives like RWA, or will you continue to gamble on quick profits in Meme/Privacy? This choice could determine whether you reap the rewards or suffer losses in 2026.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on MEME, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse industry.

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I've recently noticed an interesting phenomenon in the AI ​​field: more and more female executives are taking center stage.

Hong Kong plans to issue its first stablecoin licences in the first quarter of 2026 as part of its wider push to develop a regulated crypto ecosystem. The city already licences cryptocurrency trading platforms and has been advancing tokenisation projects, including green bonds and digital asset pilots.

Gold and silver have surged to record highs as investors seek safety amid geopolitical tensions. Bitcoin has struggled, dipping below $88,000 before recovering slightly, reflecting increased volatility compared with traditional safe-haven assets.

Gold surged to a fresh all-time high of $4,739 per ounce in futures trading as investors rushed into traditional safe-haven assets amid escalating geopolitical and economic uncertainty.

Solana Mobile has officially launched its SKR token airdrop, opening claims to Seeker smartphone users and early developers in its decentralized app ecosystem.