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HTX data showed that ETH broke through 3300  USDT and is now at 3301.99 USDT, with a increase of 4.71% in 24H.

[ETH broke through 3300  USDT] HTX data showed that ETH broke through 3300  USDT and is now at 3301.99 USDT, with a increase of 4.71% in 24H.

ETH broke through 3300  USDT

&nbsp;according to lookonchain monitoring, the UXLINK attacker sold 248 WBTC (approximately 23.08 million USD) for 93,023 USD two hours ago. About one month ago, he bought 375 WBTC (approximately 33.83 million USD) for 90,203 USD, making a profit of about 1.06 million USD.

[The UXLINK attackers sold 248 WBTC, making a profit of approximately $1.06 million.]&nbsp;according to lookonchain monitoring, the UXLINK attacker sold 248 WBTC (approximately 23.08 million USD) for 93,023 USD two hours ago. About one month ago, he bought 375 WBTC (approximately 33.83 million USD) for 90,203 USD, making a profit of about 1.06 million USD.

The UXLINK attackers sold 248 WBTC, making a profit of approximately $1.06 million.

&nbsp;Bitcoin Core developers warned users on Monday about a wallet migration bug in versions 30.0 and 30.1 that may delete files and cause loss of funds. This issue occurs under specific conditions and affects data migrated from old Bitcoin Core wallets that have never been renamed or upgraded.

[A Bitcoin Core v30 vulnerability could lead to financial losses when upgrading older wallets.]&nbsp;Bitcoin Core developers warned users on Monday about a wallet migration bug in versions 30.0 and 30.1 that may delete files and cause loss of funds. This issue occurs under specific conditions and affects data migrated from old Bitcoin Core wallets that have never been renamed or upgraded.

A Bitcoin Core v30 vulnerability could lead to financial losses when upgrading older wallets.

&nbsp;according to PeckShield monitoring, the UXLink attacker address exchanged 248 WBTC for 23 million DAI in the past hour. This operation occurred after the hacking incident on September 22, when the attacker minted billions of unauthorized tokens and stole tens of millions of dollars in crypto assets.

[UXLink attackers exchanged 248 WBTC for 23 million DAI in the past hour.]&nbsp;according to PeckShield monitoring, the UXLink attacker address exchanged 248 WBTC for 23 million DAI in the past hour. This operation occurred after the hacking incident on September 22, when the attacker minted billions of unauthorized tokens and stole tens of millions of dollars in crypto assets.

UXLink attackers exchanged 248 WBTC for 23 million DAI in the past hour.

according to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, a hacker successfully breached and took control of a multisignature wallet, stealing a total of 27.3 million USD in assets. Recently, the hacker withdrew 1000 ETH (approximately 3.24 million USD) from Aave and laundered it through TornadoCash.

[PeckShield: A multisignature wallet was hacked, and $27.3 million was stolen.]according to PeckShieldAlert monitoring, a hacker successfully breached and took control of a multisignature wallet, stealing a total of 27.3 million USD in assets. Recently, the hacker withdrew 1000 ETH (approximately 3.24 million USD) from Aave and laundered it through TornadoCash.

PeckShield: A multisignature wallet was hacked, and $27.3 million was stolen.

On January 6, Arthur Hayes wrote that "his family crypto fund Maelstrom is entering 2026 with an almost fully invested risk level. Although we will continue to put idle cash from various financing transactions into Bitcoin, our USD stablecoin position is very low. To achieve performance beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, I will sell Bitcoin to fund positions in the privacy sector and sell Ethereum to fund positions in the DeFi sector. In both cases, if my choices are correct, the altcoins I pick should perform well as fiat credit expands. If/when rising oil prices lead to a slowdown in credit creation, I hope to take profits, accumulate more Bitcoin, and buy some mETH."

[Arthur Hayes: His fund, Maelstrom, is almost fully invested.]On January 6, Arthur Hayes wrote that "his family crypto fund Maelstrom is entering 2026 with an almost fully invested risk level. Although we will continue to put idle cash from various financing transactions into Bitcoin, our USD stablecoin position is very low. To achieve performance beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, I will sell Bitcoin to fund positions in the privacy sector and sell Ethereum to fund positions in the DeFi sector. In both cases, if my choices are correct, the altcoins I pick should perform well as fiat credit expands. If/when rising oil prices lead to a slowdown in credit creation, I hope to take profits, accumulate more Bitcoin, and buy some mETH."

Arthur Hayes: His fund, Maelstrom, is almost fully invested.

Real Vision's chief cryptocurrency analyst Jamie Coutts stated that based on chart data, altcoins have been in a structural bear market since 2021. This is a slow and painful repricing process that an entire asset class is undergoing.

[Analysts say altcoins have been in a structural bear market since 2021, and have now entered a mature stage where "the strong get stronger and the weak are eliminated."]Real Vision's chief cryptocurrency analyst Jamie Coutts stated that based on chart data, altcoins have been in a structural bear market since 2021. This is a slow and painful repricing process that an entire asset class is undergoing.

Analysts say altcoins have been in a structural bear market since 2021, and have now entered a mature stage where "the strong get stronger and the weak are eliminated."

&nbsp;in 2025, the average increase from IPO price to the end of the year for US listed companies was 13.9%, lower than the 16% increase of the S&amp;P 500 index. The poor performance of cryptocurrency and AI companies was the main reason.

[The US IPO market is projected to underperform the S&P 500 by 2025, primarily due to the poor performance of cryptocurrency and AI companies.]&nbsp;in 2025, the average increase from IPO price to the end of the year for US listed companies was 13.9%, lower than the 16% increase of the S&amp;P 500 index. The poor performance of cryptocurrency and AI companies was the main reason.

The US IPO market is projected to underperform the S&P 500 by 2025, primarily due to the poor performance of cryptocurrency and AI companies.

according to The Poly Nerd, Polymarket plans to charge up to a 3% fee on its 15-minute cryptocurrency price movement trading markets. An official document has quietly added a "Trading Fees" page, clearly including the 15-minute cryptocurrency trading market in the fee category. This strongly indicates that such short-term trading markets are about to start charging fees to liquidity takers.

[Polymarket plans to charge up to 3% in fees on its 15-minute cryptocurrency price fluctuation market.]according to The Poly Nerd, Polymarket plans to charge up to a 3% fee on its 15-minute cryptocurrency price movement trading markets. An official document has quietly added a "Trading Fees" page, clearly including the 15-minute cryptocurrency trading market in the fee category. This strongly indicates that such short-term trading markets are about to start charging fees to liquidity takers.

Polymarket plans to charge up to 3% in fees on its 15-minute cryptocurrency price fluctuation market.

Speaking at Solana’s Breakpoint conference in Lisbon, Portugal, Magic Eden co-founder and CEO Jack Lu advocated for a new NFT standard that would “enforce royalties at a hard, technological level.”
“There is a real opportunity to give rise to a new asset class,” Lu said, adding that Magic Eden has spoken to “dozens of creators amongst many, many industries” to canvass their opinions. “Some folks really want sovereign ownership, [while] some folks really want royalty enforcement or new business models," he continued.
But Lu warned that a new standard for NFTs “will have special trade-offs,” adding that “royalty enforcing by necessity means that the creator has some level of control.”

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【Magic Eden CEO : royalties-enforcing NFTs could be 'new asset class'】Speaking at Solana’s Breakpoint conference in Lisbon, Portugal, Magic Eden co-founder and CEO Jack Lu advocated for a new NFT standard that would “enforce royalties at a hard, technological level.”
“There is a real opportunity to give rise to a new asset class,” Lu said, adding that Magic Eden has spoken to “dozens of creators amongst many, many industries” to canvass their opinions. “Some folks really want sovereign ownership, [while] some folks really want royalty enforcement or new business models," he continued.
But Lu warned that a new standard for NFTs “will have special trade-offs,” adding that “royalty enforcing by necessity means that the creator has some level of control.”

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Magic Eden CEO : royalties-enforcing NFTs could be 'new asset class'

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