[An address withdrew $2.2 million worth of KMNO within 3 days and distributed it to new wallets] Monitoring by onchainschool.pro shows that address 586yj...jb18 has been continuously accumulating KMNO over the past 3 months and recently withdrew $2.2 million worth of KMNO from an exchange within the past 3 days. It then distributed the funds to multiple newly created wallets and continued holding. Meanwhile, the address is also accumulating PUMP, META, and other tokens.

[Jeffrey Huang Reduces 25x ETH Long Position and Opens New 10x Long on HYPE] On January 2, according to HyperInsight monitoring, Jeffrey Huang reduced his 25x ETH long position to take profit. He currently holds 8,000 ETH ($24.24 million) with an unrealized profit of $405,000 and a liquidation price of $2,865.24. Additionally, Jeffrey Huang opened a new 10x long position on HYPE, currently holding 11,888.88 HYPE ($290,000) with an entry price of $24.69.

[Yilihua Counterparty Closes PUMP and NEAR Long Positions, Earning $1.37 Million This Week] According to Hyperbot data, about 15 minutes ago, the Yilihua counterparty address 0x94d…3814 closed its PUMP and NEAR long positions. It is currently still holding a 5x leveraged WIF long position. Over the past week, this address has achieved a total profit of approximately $1.373 million. Previously, this address opened Ethereum short positions worth over $100 million when Yilihua increased its ETH holdings. To date, it has completed 34 transactions, with 24 being profitable, achieving a win rate of 70.59% and a net profit exceeding $5.3 million.

JPMorgan has launched a tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, marking a significant institutional involvement in the on chain finance sector. （Cointelegraph）

[Barclays Expects the Federal Reserve to Start Cutting Rates in March 2026] Barclays maintains its forecast that the Federal Reserve will cut rates in 2026, expecting a 25 basis point rate cut in both March and June 2026. Barclays' U.S. economists believe there is a greater risk of a delayed rate cut. The minutes from the Federal Reserve's December policy meeting indicate that the January meeting may maintain the status quo, as the Federal Open Market Committee needs time to assess the impact of recent rate cuts.