Vitalik： The Ethereum Foundation should focus on its core role, leaving other areas for the development of organizations within the ecosystem

According to on chain analyst Yu Jin's monitoring, the giant whale that has been buying and selling WBTC used 42.43 million USDT to buy 406.6 WBTC last night, and sold them this morning (3 hours ago). The giant whale entered the market at a price of $104366 and sold at a price of $106060. Made 680000 US dollars. So far, he has bought and sold WBTC a total of 5 times in 4 months, with a 100% win rate. A total profit of 19.62 million US dollars was made.

BlockBeats News: On January 22nd, according to The Wall Street Journal, Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase Global, stated in an interview in Davos, Switzerland that if new US legislation requires it, Coinbase will remove stablecoin USDT from its US cryptocurrency trading platform.

Today, three cryptocurrency projects are unlocking tokens: MRS unlocks approximately 10 million pieces (about 23.4 million US dollars), accounting for about 1.0% of the total supply, with a current circulation of 950 million pieces and a total of 1 billion pieces; ENA unlocks approximately 12.86 million pieces (approximately 12.2 million US dollars), accounting for 0.086% of the total supply, with a current circulation of 2.1 billion pieces and a total of 15 billion pieces; Unlock approximately 18.48 million IDs (approximately 7.56 million US dollars), accounting for 0.924% of the total supply, with a current circulation of 930 million IDs and a total of 2 billion IDs; If the unlocked tokens flow into the market or there is a tendency to sell, please pay attention to the market changes after the tokens are unlocked.

HTX-BTC perpetual contract is now reported at $105576.8. According to market contract position analysis, the main force has strong confidence in the future and the price is expected to rise. Please hold positions reasonably and control risks

According to Yonhap News Agency, South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges Upbit and Bithumb have decided to compensate investors with a total of approximately 3.5 billion Korean won (2.4 million US dollars) for the losses caused by the network outage on December 3 last year (the day South Korea declared martial law). Upbit will pay KRW 3.1 billion (approximately USD 2.2 million) to compensate for 596 system failure incidents, while Bithumb will pay KRW 377.5 million (approximately USD 264000) to compensate for 124 incidents. There are no relevant cases on other exchanges. This incident is the most affected user and largest compensation amount in the history of system failures in South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges.