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Defiance announces the closure of its Ethereum ETF product ETHI and the liquidation of seven other related ETFs. The reasons may include decreased demand for high-leverage products or strategic adjustments by the company. Investors should pay attention to the liquidation timeline and redemption mechanisms to facilitate reallocation of funds.

DoubleZero stock price increased by 10.9%, currently trading at $0.137, with a market capitalization of $486 million, influenced by the positive news of Grayscale being added to the watchlist. Market sentiment is high, open interest has risen, but increased capital inflow may indicate profit-taking, and the stock price could pull back to $0.12. The key support level is at $0.11, and breaking above $0.15 should be approached with caution.

The Solana ecosystem receives major news: Sharps Technology has signed a 90-day stock lock-up agreement with SOL Markets and launched a $100 million stock repurchase plan. The two parties will also collaborate with a well-known trading platform to create a universal digital identity and authentication framework, which could have a profound impact on Web3 user experience.

The latest data shows that the average funding rate across the Ethereum network over the past 8 hours is 0.0035%, with significant differences between platforms, reaching up to 0.0081%. Higher fees increase holding costs, and choosing the right platform can save money. The rate also reflects market sentiment.

The U.S. Senate has engaged in intense debate over Section 604 of the "Blockchain Regulatory Certainty Act." Two leaders of the Judiciary Committee oppose this section, believing it would weaken regulation of unlicensed fund transfers and was implemented without prior consultation. The bill debate was canceled due to opposition voices, and the DeFi community also stated that they would withdraw support if protective provisions are absent. Both sides hold firm stances.

The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission warns investors to be cautious of suspicious "AI Quantum High-Frequency Trading" products promoted by Jin Feng Lai Limited and others. These products attract investors with high returns and low risks but actually pose a scam risk. Investors should assess the promised returns against the risks and remain cautious.

In the past 24 hours, the cryptocurrency market has experienced massive liquidations, totaling $162 million, with long positions making up the majority. Long positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum have suffered significant losses, with over 91,000 people liquidated. The largest single loss reached $5,104,600, and market volatility has been intense.

The Federal Reserve Vice Chairman stated that current interest rates are close to a balanced level, and policy flexibility is greater. This shift could impact the market risk asset pricing logic, and traders should pay attention to the new risks and opportunities brought by the central bank's observation and waiting strategy.

The US Market Structure Act under review has sparked industry disagreements. Ripple calls for continued advancement, but opposition from some exchanges has hindered the review process. Opponents are concerned about regulation of DeFi and data privacy issues, leading to uncertainty about the bill's prospects. All parties need to renegotiate to break the deadlock.

Silver prices have reached $90.52, continuing to rise for nine months with a weekly increase of 16.3%. Market opinions on future trends vary, with some predicting it will rise to $146.67, while others are concerned about bubble risks. Analysts point out that stable demand and limited supply distinguish this market from historical bubbles. Despite increased volatility, there are no obvious signs of a collapse, and future movements will depend on changes in the fundamentals.

Bitcoin has gained nearly 10% since the beginning of the year and is currently entering a consolidation phase. Trading volume in the options market has recovered, but investors are shifting towards long-term holdings. Bullish positions have increased, market sentiment has improved, and implied volatility has decreased. Despite increased confidence, a defensive mindset still exists, indicating that the market remains optimistic at high levels but remains cautious.

The United States is adjusting its trade policies, and the White House has revealed plans to swiftly implement a 10% tariff scheme, influenced by a Supreme Court ruling. In the political game, the Republican Party may take the lead in budget coordination. Policy changes could impact global liquidity and cryptocurrency market sentiment. Investors should monitor policy developments and adjust their risk management strategies.

A large transfer occurred on the TON chain, with 1,365,400 TON (approximately $2,321,200) transferred from a Kiln address to an anonymous wallet, and then transferred back to a TON-related address. This has raised questions about its purpose, and it is still unclear whether it is an institutional rebalancing or arbitrage operation.

The public sale of the Solana-based leverage prediction market project Space is gaining high popularity. As of January 16, over $14 million has been raised, with an oversubscription rate of 567.58%. The project has an interesting design that ensures funding continuity and fairness for participants, making it worth the attention of investors.

J.P. Morgan's Christopher Wood recently liquidated 10% of his Bitcoin holdings in his investment portfolio due to concerns that the development of quantum computing could threaten Bitcoin's cryptographic security. This risk concern has become a mainstream institutional investment consideration.

KBC Bank in Belgium officially offers Bitcoin and Ethereum trading services to retail clients, becoming the first bank to provide such services. The platform adopts a cautious "execute-only" model, requiring clients to test their risk knowledge and using a closed-loop design to prevent fraud risks, reflecting traditional finance's cautious attitude towards cryptocurrencies.

Recently, there has been a clear divergence in the stablecoin market. The supply of CASH stablecoin in Phantom Wallet has doubled, reaching nearly $100 million, while MetaMask's mUSD has shrunk significantly to $25 million, a decline of over 75%. This reflects differences in user demand and operational strategies, which is worth noting.

Recently, Dragonfly Capital redeemed 25,989.71 HYPE tokens from major exchanges, approximately $648,600, which is a routine fund transfer rather than a market signal. Currently, spot funds inflow is $538,750, possibly indicating selling pressure. HYPE faced resistance at $28; if support is broken, it may decline to $25 and $22. The open interest in the futures market has decreased, indicating increased risk aversion, with investors maintaining a defensive stance. Selling pressure is not out of control, but HYPE still has room to decline.

Recently, DOGE prices have experienced slight fluctuations, declining compared to 12:00 on the 15th and 12:00 on the 14th. Trading volume has significantly shrunk, and market activity has decreased. Technical indicators show that the bearish momentum is weakening, while the bulls are accumulating strength, indicating a potential rebound. Key operational levels are around 0.13 and 0.1515.