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river Surges 33.99% in 24H, Currently at 53.9858 USDT

【river currently trades at 53.9858 USDT, up 33.99% in 24h, according to HTX market data.】river Surges 33.99% in 24H, Currently at 53.9858 USDT

river currently trades at 53.9858 USDT, up 33.99% in 24h, according to HTX market data.

river Hits New High of 53.9858 USDT, Up 33.99% in 24H

【river soared to 55.7894 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of 33.99%. It currently trades at 53.9858 USDT on HTX.】river Hits New High of 53.9858 USDT, Up 33.99% in 24H

river soared to 55.7894 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of 33.99%. It currently trades at 53.9858 USDT on HTX.

&nbsp;according to market news: President Trump threatened that if Canada reaches an agreement with China, a 100% tariff will be imposed on Canada.

[President Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canada if it reaches a deal with China.]&nbsp;according to market news: President Trump threatened that if Canada reaches an agreement with China, a 100% tariff will be imposed on Canada.

President Trump threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canada if it reaches a deal with China.

On January 24, according to CoinTelegraph, experts warned that the proposed stablecoin yield restrictions in the U.S. Cryptocurrency Regulation Act (CLARITY Act) may drive demand for offshore and synthetic dollar products, as investors seek yields outside regulated markets. It is understood that under the already effective GENIUS Act framework, payment stablecoins like USDC must be fully backed by cash or short-term U.S. Treasury bonds and are not allowed to pay interest directly, being regarded as "digital cash." Colin Butler, head of Mega Matrix Markets, stated that prohibiting compliant stablecoins from providing yields to holders does not protect the U.S. financial system but rather marginalizes regulated institutions and accelerates capital migration beyond regulatory boundaries. Currently, the digital renminbi has interest-bearing capabilities, and Singapore, Switzerland, and the UAE are advancing interest-bearing digital asset frameworks. If the U.S. prohibits compliant dollar stablecoin yields, it may weaken global competitiveness.

[The controversy surrounding the US crypto-structures bill's ban on stablecoin yields may accelerate the flow of funds to a "synthetic dollar" and trigger capital flight.]On January 24, according to CoinTelegraph, experts warned that the proposed stablecoin yield restrictions in the U.S. Cryptocurrency Regulation Act (CLARITY Act) may drive demand for offshore and synthetic dollar products, as investors seek yields outside regulated markets. It is understood that under the already effective GENIUS Act framework, payment stablecoins like USDC must be fully backed by cash or short-term U.S. Treasury bonds and are not allowed to pay interest directly, being regarded as "digital cash." Colin Butler, head of Mega Matrix Markets, stated that prohibiting compliant stablecoins from providing yields to holders does not protect the U.S. financial system but rather marginalizes regulated institutions and accelerates capital migration beyond regulatory boundaries. Currently, the digital renminbi has interest-bearing capabilities, and Singapore, Switzerland, and the UAE are advancing interest-bearing digital asset frameworks. If the U.S. prohibits compliant dollar stablecoin yields, it may weaken global competitiveness.

The controversy surrounding the US crypto-structures bill's ban on stablecoin yields may accelerate the flow of funds to a "synthetic dollar" and trigger capital flight.

On January 24, Polymarket showed that the probability of BlackRock Global Chief Investment Officer Rick Rieder becoming the next Federal Reserve Chairman rose to 58%, making him the frontrunner. In addition, the probability of Waller being elected dropped to 28%, while the probabilities for Waller and Hasset were both 6%. Previously, U.S. President Trump stated that he had completed interviews with candidates for the next Federal Reserve Chairman and hinted that the final choice is a "very respected, extremely well-known" heavyweight figure. Additionally, Trump praised BlackRock executive Rieder as "impressive."

[Rick Rieder's chances of becoming the next Federal Reserve Chairman have risen to 58%, making him the frontrunner.]On January 24, Polymarket showed that the probability of BlackRock Global Chief Investment Officer Rick Rieder becoming the next Federal Reserve Chairman rose to 58%, making him the frontrunner. In addition, the probability of Waller being elected dropped to 28%, while the probabilities for Waller and Hasset were both 6%. Previously, U.S. President Trump stated that he had completed interviews with candidates for the next Federal Reserve Chairman and hinted that the final choice is a "very respected, extremely well-known" heavyweight figure. Additionally, Trump praised BlackRock executive Rieder as "impressive."

Rick Rieder's chances of becoming the next Federal Reserve Chairman have risen to 58%, making him the frontrunner.

On January 24, according to GMGN data, the market value of the Solana chain Meme coin PENGUIN exceeded 80 million USD, reaching a new high of 80.31 million USD. Meme coin prices are highly volatile; investors are advised to participate cautiously.

[Data: The market capitalization of PENGUIN, a Meme cryptocurrency, has surpassed $80 million, setting a new record.]On January 24, according to GMGN data, the market value of the Solana chain Meme coin PENGUIN exceeded 80 million USD, reaching a new high of 80.31 million USD. Meme coin prices are highly volatile; investors are advised to participate cautiously.

Data: The market capitalization of PENGUIN, a Meme cryptocurrency, has surpassed $80 million, setting a new record.

according to Arkham data, 2400 ETH (worth about 7.0975 million USD) was transferred from K3Capital to an anonymous address (starting with 0x59ABc...). Subsequently, at 20:38, this address transferred 2400 ETH to another anonymous address (starting with 0xFcbE...).

[Data: 2400 ETH were transferred from K3Capital, and after passing through an intermediary, were transferred to another anonymous address.]according to Arkham data, 2400 ETH (worth about 7.0975 million USD) was transferred from K3Capital to an anonymous address (starting with 0x59ABc...). Subsequently, at 20:38, this address transferred 2400 ETH to another anonymous address (starting with 0xFcbE...).

Data: 2400 ETH were transferred from K3Capital, and after passing through an intermediary, were transferred to another anonymous address.

industry insiders warn that if the U.S. Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act (CLARITY Act) imposes restrictions on stablecoin yields, it may drive funds out of regulated markets and into offshore, low-transparency financial structures and "synthetic dollar" products. Colin Butler, head of the Mega Matrix market, stated that prohibiting compliant stablecoins from providing yields to holders does not protect the U.S. financial system; instead, it marginalizes regulated institutions and accelerates capital migration beyond regulatory boundaries. Currently, the digital renminbi already has interest-bearing capabilities, and Singapore, Switzerland, and the UAE are advancing interest-bearing digital asset frameworks. If the U.S. bans yields on compliant dollar stablecoins, it may weaken global competitiveness. It is reported that under the already effective GENIUS Act framework, payment stablecoins like USDC must be fully backed by cash or short-term U.S. Treasury bonds and are not allowed to pay interest directly, being regarded as "digital cash."

[Analysis: If the crypto market structure bill restricts stablecoin yields, it could drive funds to offshore "synthetic dollars."]industry insiders warn that if the U.S. Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act (CLARITY Act) imposes restrictions on stablecoin yields, it may drive funds out of regulated markets and into offshore, low-transparency financial structures and "synthetic dollar" products. Colin Butler, head of the Mega Matrix market, stated that prohibiting compliant stablecoins from providing yields to holders does not protect the U.S. financial system; instead, it marginalizes regulated institutions and accelerates capital migration beyond regulatory boundaries. Currently, the digital renminbi already has interest-bearing capabilities, and Singapore, Switzerland, and the UAE are advancing interest-bearing digital asset frameworks. If the U.S. bans yields on compliant dollar stablecoins, it may weaken global competitiveness. It is reported that under the already effective GENIUS Act framework, payment stablecoins like USDC must be fully backed by cash or short-term U.S. Treasury bonds and are not allowed to pay interest directly, being regarded as "digital cash."

Analysis: If the crypto market structure bill restricts stablecoin yields, it could drive funds to offshore "synthetic dollars."

according to market sources, multiple Tornado Cash deposits in the Saga hacking incident have been identified. Before entering Tornado Cash for mixing, approximately $6.2 million of stolen funds were first concentrated and dispersed into 5 wallet addresses, then transferred through multiple transactions.

[Approximately $6.2 million stolen from the Saga attack was transferred to Tornado Cash mixing after being dispersed through five addresses.]according to market sources, multiple Tornado Cash deposits in the Saga hacking incident have been identified. Before entering Tornado Cash for mixing, approximately $6.2 million of stolen funds were first concentrated and dispersed into 5 wallet addresses, then transferred through multiple transactions.

Approximately $6.2 million stolen from the Saga attack was transferred to Tornado Cash mixing after being dispersed through five addresses.

According to the Nikkei, the Bank of Japan has coordinated with the three major banks and other local banks to conduct demonstration trials for the issuance of a "digital yen". The Bank of Japan will work with private sector banks and other institutions starting in spring 2023 to check for any problems with deposits and withdrawals from bank accounts. The Bank of Japan plans to conduct a two-year trial and decide in 2026 whether to issue a digital yen.

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【The Bank of Japan will decide whether to issue a digital yen in 2026】According to the Nikkei, the Bank of Japan has coordinated with the three major banks and other local banks to conduct demonstration trials for the issuance of a "digital yen". The Bank of Japan will work with private sector banks and other institutions starting in spring 2023 to check for any problems with deposits and withdrawals from bank accounts. The Bank of Japan plans to conduct a two-year trial and decide in 2026 whether to issue a digital yen.

The Bank of Japan will decide whether to issue a digital yen in 2026

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river soared to 69.8372 USDT, a new high with a 24-hour increase of -33.00%. It currently trades at 39.3234 USDT on HTX.

The Bank of Japan will decide whether to issue a digital yen in 2026

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