2026-01-16 00:00:18

#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Recently, the cryptocurrency market has experienced frequent fluctuations, with $BTC once under pressure and plunging, with a maximum intraday drop of over 2%, and briefly falling below the $96,000 mark. In comparison, $ETH has found support but also touched the 200-day moving average, though its locked-in amount remains stable (36 million ETH).

The performance of the US spot Bitcoin ETF remains noteworthy—net inflows reached $1.7 billion over the past three days, with $843.6 million inflowing on the 15th alone. BlackRock's product IBIT accounted for $648 million, reflecting continued institutional enthusiasm.

On the policy front, the US Senate Banking Committee has postponed the vote on the crypto market structure bill. The two parties have significant differences on DeFi exemptions and stablecoin yield restrictions, making a short-term conclusion unlikely. Meanwhile, Ripple has obtained two licenses in the EU, which is a positive development for the compliant growth of the XRP ecosystem. The SEC also updated its guidance on crypto asset securities custody, further clarifying the responsibilities of brokers.

Ecosystem innovation continues to advance. Solana Mobile airdropped 1.8 billion SKR to over 100,000 users. After the launch of Firedancer mainnet, transaction confirmation speeds have reached 150 milliseconds. Ethereum is also not to be outdone, achieving 100,000 TPS through upgrades, significantly alleviating network congestion. MetaMask has added native Tron support, covering mobile and browser extensions, further enhancing user experience.

Interestingly, traditional finance is becoming increasingly active in the crypto space. The London Stock Exchange Group has launched a 24/7 blockchain settlement system, creating conditions for large-scale RWA implementation. World Liberty Financial has also applied for a national trust bank license, exploring deep integration of DeFi and traditional finance.

Additionally, Argentina's local payment platform Lemon has launched a BTC-supported Visa card, accelerating Bitcoin's mainstream adoption locally. In many cities, blockchain technology is even being applied to grassroots governance—for example, a community in Shanghai has launched a "Community Trust Archive," enabling traceable fund flows and maintenance records. Such practical applications better demonstrate the value of the technology.

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BearEatsAll

· 01-18 22:45

Institutions are bottom-fishing, while retail investors are still just buying vegetables haha --- ETH 200-day moving average, what’s that? With such stable locking volume, I’m actually not worried --- Solana is airdropping again? Why do I feel like this coin is sending money to users every day, is this a good thing or a bad thing? --- BlackRock IBIT is attracting so much capital again, traditional giants are really treating crypto as a super asset allocation --- RWA is really taking off, blockchain is not just about trading coins anymore, it’s starting to land --- Policies are still arguing, but our on-chain ecosystem has already started to get excited --- Bitcoin drops below 96k and then plunges, how bad must the mentality be? Long-term holders can ride the wave --- Ethereum’s 100,000 TPS sounds impressive, but how many actually use it? --- MetaMask now supports Tron? Are they planning to cover all public chains? --- Ripple got a license in the EU, XRP’s spring might really be here, although I don’t hold any --- Shanghai community uses blockchain to record maintenance? That’s what Web3 should be doing, not just trading coins

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UncleLiquidation

· 01-18 17:24

BTC plunges again, but institutions are still buying, and BlackRock's rhythm is pretty good Bitcoin is now a bargaining chip in institutional play; retail investors are just watching the show ETH locks 36 million tokens; this number must stay stable, or it will be another wave of liquidation Solana's 150 milliseconds is indeed impressive, but Ethereum's 100,000 TPS... might be a bit exaggerated If DeFi truly merges with traditional finance, can the SEC folks still sleep well? Argentina's BTC Visa card is out; this is real adoption, not those conceptual coins RWA (Real-World Assets) large-scale implementation is still too early to tell; we need to see real money flowing in The policy debate between the two parties is tense; we need to be cautious and avoid getting caught in the trap MetaMask now supports Tron; the ecosystem is becoming more complex, gotta keep your private keys safe, bro Institutions have invested $1.7 billion, indicating the bottom hasn't been reached yet, or maybe the bottom is very cheap

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degenonymous

· 01-16 00:24

Institutional inflows are still happening, indicating they haven't run away yet. This is the real signal. --- ETH lock-up amount has stabilized, showing that large investors are still relatively calm. --- The airdrop campaign on Solana was quite impressive, and Firedancer is running very fast. --- Policy discussions are still ongoing, and there are no immediate positive signals. --- RWA (Real World Assets) is about to be implemented? Traditional finance is finally getting restless. --- BTC-supported Visa card, Argentina's recent move is quite good. --- Price increases are below expectations, which is good news for the crypto circle. --- MetaMask now supports Tron, ecosystem integration is indeed progressing. --- TPS has surpassed 100,000, and Ethereum is also competing fiercely. --- The community has adopted blockchain, now that's true application landing.

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-16 00:22

The institutions really haven't stopped, BTC can't even be pushed down, ETH is also quite stable this time --- BlackRock's over 600 million is really fierce, retail investors can only watch the show --- XRP has obtained the license, it was long overdue for this treatment --- Solana's 150 milliseconds is truly impressive, the 100,000 TPS for ETH might be a bit exaggerated --- Traditional finance is really coming in, not just some previous false alarms --- I just want to know if it will get even more intense after breaking below 96k --- Applications like community archives are quite interesting, blockchain is finally doing some real work --- BTC cards are out, Argentina is really playing for keeps this time --- The bickering between the two parties is really annoying, when will they finally settle it --- ETH's locked-in amount is so stable, it shows that big players are not scared

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-16 00:21

Institutional bottom-fishing for ETFs is really aggressive. BlackRock's move this time is serious. --- BTC nearly broke below 96,000 this afternoon, I almost couldn't hold it back. Now it looks like institutions are still pouring in continuously. --- Honestly, the policy side is still too tangled. The US two-party system can argue about DeFi for ages. --- Is Solana now faster than Ethereum? 150 milliseconds is a bit of an outlier. --- It's truly unexpected that a Shanghai community has gone on-chain. This is what blockchain should look like. --- Traditional finance is now rushing to integrate with DeFi, which shows the cake has really grown bigger. --- Although ETH has fallen, the locked-in amount remains stable, indicating there are still many believers. --- Getting a license in the EU for Ripple has been underestimated; XRP might make a comeback. --- MetaMask adding Tron support is really a timely move, taking user experience to the next level.

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 01-16 00:20

Institutions are really quietly accumulating, ETH has touched the line but the locked amount is very stable, this is the real signal. Wow, Sol's airdrop this time is impressive, Firedancer's 150ms is indeed excellent, but with Ethereum's 100,000 TPS, it feels like they're hyping it up every day. Long-term benefits are expected from traditional finance entering this space, but we still need to wait and see about RWA implementation. What’s truly impressive is the application in Shanghai neighborhoods; this is what blockchain should be doing, much more practical than just trading cryptocurrencies.

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