The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange has $21.6 billion in user funds deposited.

Recently, we have seen a lot of progress in Ethereum wallets to improve user experience, security, and functionality.

Currently, the theme of "Trump Deal" has been replaced by the theme of "Grand Bargain" between US President-elect Trump and China.

Some cryptocurrencies are already showing signs of early altcoin season, including Hedera’s HBAR, which is up 763% over the past month.

In short, this is a newly emerging track. We can look forward to its future, but we must also be aware of the many uncertainties it faces. How far this track can go, we will probably have to wait until next year to see the signs.

Recommended readings tonight: 1. The second wave of policy spring breeze: the "Trump-style revival" of the old public chain; 2. The Wall Street Journal: How the "2X MSTR ETF" affects MicroStrategy's stock price under the BTC craze; 3. Meme+ICO will make ICO great again.

Previously, base was famous for Meme coin and had many Pixiu disks. Now, base has become a source of innovation.

This article takes a deep dive into how sCrypt built a demo bridge contract on Bitcoin.

Donald Trump's administration plans to create a national Bitcoin reserve, boosting Bitcoin's role in the global economy. State-level and institutional support is growing, with 10 US states preparing their own Bitcoin reserve plans.

Recently, XRP rose to $2.84, with a market value of over $146 billion, becoming the world's third largest crypto asset. As XRP drives market sentiment, related concept projects such as AVAX, LINK, ONDO and HBAR recorded an average increase of over 30%.

According to Spot On Chain monitoring, FTX and Alameda wallet addresses transferred 19 altcoins worth US$105.9 million to 2 intermediate wallet addresses 14 hours ago, which mainly included 3.17 million GT (approximately US$31.3 million), 3.37 million LEO (approximately $20.4 million), 16.9 million VIC (approximately $16.7 million), and 16 other assets (HXRO, KNC, CQT, GF, etc.) worth $37.6 million. So far, 13 assets worth $16 million have been deposited on CEX.

Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas has indicated that Charles Schwab, a multi-trillion dollar asset management company, may soon change its neutral stance on Bitcoin spot Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). Although clients are currently able to purchase shares of all approved Bitcoin spot ETFs through Charles Schwab, the company itself has not yet explored launching a proprietary product in this space. According to Balchunas, the delay in launching a proprietary Bitcoin spot ETF might be strategic, enabling Charles Schwab to potentially offer lower fees than its competitors. This is also echoed by ETF expert Nate Geraci who believes that Charles Schwab's Bitcoin spot ETF is more a question of “when” rather than “if”. Despite initial reservations towards the high speculative nature of cryptocurrencies, Charles Schwab has shown increasing acceptance of the sector. Alongside Fidelity and Citadel Securities, the company has lent its support to the EDX Markets trading platform, which is set to launch in June 2023. Meanwhile, GF Fund Management will reportedly be launching its Bitcoin spot ETF on January 29th, further adding to the rapidly evolving crypto ETF landscape.