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JPMorgan, with asset management scale of $4 trillion, expects more than $130 billion of inflows into BTC this year.

[JPMorgan Chase: Expects over $130 billion in BTC inflows this year.]JPMorgan, with asset management scale of $4 trillion, expects more than $130 billion of inflows into BTC this year.

JPMorgan Chase: Expects over $130 billion in BTC inflows this year.

&nbsp;Brian Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America, warned that if the U.S. Congress does not restrict interest-bearing stablecoins, up to $6 trillion in deposits could shift away from banks, an amount representing about 30% to 35% of the total deposits in U.S. commercial banks. Moynihan stated that the structure of stablecoins is similar to money market mutual funds, whose reserves hold short-term instruments (such as U.S. Treasury bills), rather than being used for bank loans like traditional banks. In this model, funds operate outside the traditional banking system, leading to a shrinkage of the deposit base that banks rely on to support loans to households and businesses.

[Bank of America: Interest-bearing stablecoins could steal $6 trillion in bank deposits]&nbsp;Brian Moynihan, CEO of Bank of America, warned that if the U.S. Congress does not restrict interest-bearing stablecoins, up to $6 trillion in deposits could shift away from banks, an amount representing about 30% to 35% of the total deposits in U.S. commercial banks. Moynihan stated that the structure of stablecoins is similar to money market mutual funds, whose reserves hold short-term instruments (such as U.S. Treasury bills), rather than being used for bank loans like traditional banks. In this model, funds operate outside the traditional banking system, leading to a shrinkage of the deposit base that banks rely on to support loans to households and businesses.

Bank of America: Interest-bearing stablecoins could steal $6 trillion in bank deposits

&nbsp;the market shows BTC breaking through $97,000, currently at $97,009.99, with a 24-hour increase of 2.12%. The market is highly volatile, please manage your risk accordingly.

[BTC breaks through $97,000]&nbsp;the market shows BTC breaking through $97,000, currently at $97,009.99, with a 24-hour increase of 2.12%. The market is highly volatile, please manage your risk accordingly.

BTC breaks through $97,000

according to Coingecko, 53.2% of cryptocurrencies on the GeckoTerminal platform have gone to zero, with the vast majority occurring in 2025. In 2025 alone, 11.6 million tokens went to zero, accounting for 86.3% of the total tokens that went to zero between 2021 and 2025, with 7.7 million tokens crashing in the fourth quarter alone, accounting for 34.9% of all recorded project failures.

[By 2025, 11.6 million tokens will have gone to zero, and the total number of cryptocurrency projects will surge to nearly 20.2 million.]according to Coingecko, 53.2% of cryptocurrencies on the GeckoTerminal platform have gone to zero, with the vast majority occurring in 2025. In 2025 alone, 11.6 million tokens went to zero, accounting for 86.3% of the total tokens that went to zero between 2021 and 2025, with 7.7 million tokens crashing in the fourth quarter alone, accounting for 34.9% of all recorded project failures.

By 2025, 11.6 million tokens will have gone to zero, and the total number of cryptocurrency projects will surge to nearly 20.2 million.

&nbsp;insiders: The Bank of Japan may keep interest rates unchanged in January.

[Sources say the Bank of Japan is likely to keep interest rates unchanged in January.]&nbsp;insiders: The Bank of Japan may keep interest rates unchanged in January.

Sources say the Bank of Japan is likely to keep interest rates unchanged in January.

the market shows LTC has fallen below $75, currently at $74.96, with a 24-hour decline of 5.11%. The market is highly volatile, please manage your risk accordingly.

[LTC falls below $75]the market shows LTC has fallen below $75, currently at $74.96, with a 24-hour decline of 5.11%. The market is highly volatile, please manage your risk accordingly.

LTC falls below $75

&nbsp;the London Stock Exchange Group has launched the Digital Settlement Hub (LSEG DiSH), supporting programmatic instant settlement between on-chain and off-chain independent payment networks. By using commercial bank deposits stored on the DiSH ledger (DiSH Cash), the service enables 24/7 instant flow of commercial bank funds across multiple currencies and jurisdictions (including PVP and DVP).

[London Stock Exchange launches digital clearing centre]&nbsp;the London Stock Exchange Group has launched the Digital Settlement Hub (LSEG DiSH), supporting programmatic instant settlement between on-chain and off-chain independent payment networks. By using commercial bank deposits stored on the DiSH ledger (DiSH Cash), the service enables 24/7 instant flow of commercial bank funds across multiple currencies and jurisdictions (including PVP and DVP).

London Stock Exchange launches digital clearing centre

&nbsp;Hyperliquid has launched privacy token Monero XMR/USDC perpetual contracts, supporting up to 5x leverage.

[Hyperliquid launches XMR/USDC perpetual contracts]&nbsp;Hyperliquid has launched privacy token Monero XMR/USDC perpetual contracts, supporting up to 5x leverage.

Hyperliquid launches XMR/USDC perpetual contracts

On January 15, according to The Paper News, Xunlei Limited (Nasdaq: XNET) filed a lawsuit against former CEO Chen Lei and his core team, accusing them of infringing on the company's interests, with claims amounting to as much as 200 million yuan. The case has been accepted and filed by the relevant court in Shenzhen. Chen Lei is also suspected of embezzling tens of millions of company funds for illegal cryptocurrency trading prohibited by the state. To evade investigation, Chen Lei left the country in early April 2020.

[Xunlei has sued its former CEO Chen Lei, alleging that he misappropriated company funds for illegal cryptocurrency trading.]On January 15, according to The Paper News, Xunlei Limited (Nasdaq: XNET) filed a lawsuit against former CEO Chen Lei and his core team, accusing them of infringing on the company's interests, with claims amounting to as much as 200 million yuan. The case has been accepted and filed by the relevant court in Shenzhen. Chen Lei is also suspected of embezzling tens of millions of company funds for illegal cryptocurrency trading prohibited by the state. To evade investigation, Chen Lei left the country in early April 2020.

Xunlei has sued its former CEO Chen Lei, alleging that he misappropriated company funds for illegal cryptocurrency trading.

According to The Verge, Phil Spencer, Microsoft’s CEO of gaming, is the latest tech exec to take a shot at Meta’s vision of the metaverse. When asked his definition of the metaverse, Spencer described it as “a poorly built video game” at the WSJ Tech Live conference today. “Video game creators have an amazing ability to build compelling worlds that we want to go spend time in,” he said at the conference. “For me, building a metaverse that looks like a meeting room... I just find that’s not where I want to spend most of my time.” Despite Spencer’s comments, though, he does feel that the concept of the metaverse is going to change. “I tease a little bit in [saying it’s] a bad video game. I just think we’re early,” he said. But he feels that, over time, the metaverse is “going to end up looking a lot more like video games than some of the models that I see for the metaverse today.”

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【Microsoft’s CEO of gaming says the metaverse is a ‘poorly built video game’】According to The Verge, Phil Spencer, Microsoft’s CEO of gaming, is the latest tech exec to take a shot at Meta’s vision of the metaverse. When asked his definition of the metaverse, Spencer described it as “a poorly built video game” at the WSJ Tech Live conference today. “Video game creators have an amazing ability to build compelling worlds that we want to go spend time in,” he said at the conference. “For me, building a metaverse that looks like a meeting room... I just find that’s not where I want to spend most of my time.” Despite Spencer’s comments, though, he does feel that the concept of the metaverse is going to change. “I tease a little bit in [saying it’s] a bad video game. I just think we’re early,” he said. But he feels that, over time, the metaverse is “going to end up looking a lot more like video games than some of the models that I see for the metaverse today.”

Microsoft’s CEO of gaming says the metaverse is a ‘poorly built video game’

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kas soared to 0.04912 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of 2.09%. It currently trades at 0.048756 USDT on HTX.

Microsoft’s CEO of gaming says the metaverse is a ‘poorly built video game’

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