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Bitcoin mining company Bitfarms has reached an agreement with Hawksburn Capital to sell the Paso Pe mine for $30 million, marking its exit from the Latin American market. This transaction reflects the company's strategic adjustment in response to market changes.

In the past two months, the ETF market has cooled down, with spot ETF experiencing a net outflow of $4.57 billion, especially Ethereum ETFs with outflows exceeding $2 billion. Bitcoin also dropped 20%, indicating a decline in institutional investor enthusiasm, possibly due to macroeconomic changes or short-term pessimistic expectations, suggesting they are reassessing their crypto asset allocations.

Grayscale Investments has filed a registration statement with the U.S. SEC to launch the GTAO exchange-traded product, focusing on Bittensor's TAO token. If approved, it will become the first ETF dedicated to TAO, lowering the investment threshold and allowing investors to participate through stock accounts, thereby promoting TAO's entry into the mainstream financial system.

XRP experienced a victory in the lawsuit with the SEC and the launch of a spot ETF within the year. However, the price has plummeted significantly, falling from $3.66 at the beginning of the year to $1.58 in October, a decline of over 50%. Technical analysis shows a double top pattern forming. If this continues, it may break below $1.0. Caution is advised for the subsequent trend.

A well-known investor has recently increased their holdings of the LIT token significantly, accumulating approximately 13.29 million tokens, accounting for about 1.33% of the total supply. This indicates an optimistic outlook on the future of LIT and also reflects rising market interest in the token. Subsequent developments are worth watching.

【Bitpush】In 2025, Bitcoin reaches an awkward milestone—its annual closing price is lower than at the beginning of the year, breaking the curse that it would inevitably rise within a year after the halving. This "slap in the face" has sparked intense debate within the industry: has the long-standing "four-year cycle" theory that has troubled analysts for years truly come to an end?
A review of the historical context makes it clear. The last halving occurred in April 2024, and according to previous patterns, Bitcoin should have hit a new high within the next 12 months. And it indeed did so—reaching a historic high of $126,000 on October 6. But the story took a turn afterward. A fierce correction struck, with the price dropping over 30% from the high, and the annual performance was completely extinguished.
What record was broken? In 2012, 2016, and 2020, Bitcoin hit a new high within a year after each halving. This three-in-a-row pattern has now been broken.
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UniSat crashes internally due to the Runes index issue, currently under full repair, and related data updates are paused during this period. Users should avoid operations related to rune assets to prevent data inconsistencies. Please follow the official updates and patiently wait for the system to be restored.

Recent monitoring data shows that 4,000 Bitcoins have been transferred from one wallet to another, involving approximately $352 million. Such large transfers have attracted market attention and may involve wallet consolidation or risk diversification, reflecting a change in market participants' attitudes, which investors should pay attention to.

【Crypto World】Sonic Labs just released a major update: they and SonicStrategy have decided to extend the maturity of their crypto treasury bonds by three years. The reason is straightforward—giving themselves more time to meet listing requirements.
Here's the background: last year, Sonic Labs made a significant investment in SonicStrategy through convertible bonds. The specific amount was approximately 126 million S tokens, valued at around 40 million USD at that time. SonicStrategy is currently listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE) under the ticker S.
The core logic of this deal is: whether the tokens can be converted into real cash depends on SonicStrategy's successful listing on NASDAQ. Until the successful IPO, SonicStrategy is contractually locked in.

A leading exchange has launched an AI assistant specifically designed for the crypto market, aiming to help users understand market structure and trading logic, while providing real-time investment insights. The assistant can efficiently answer market questions, support user decision-making, and demonstrate the exchange's exploration and technological innovation in AI applications.

【Crypto World】New developments in Florida, USA. On December 31st, State Senator Joe Gruters submitted two key bills.
SB 1038 and SB 1040, these two seemingly similar bill numbers, actually address two different issues. SB 1038 aims to establish a cryptocurrency strategic reserve under the Office of the State Treasurer, essentially meaning the state government will directly hold crypto assets. SB 1040, on the other hand, proposes to create a cryptocurrency reserve trust fund, with clear details on the source of funding and how it will be spent.
However, these two bills will not take effect immediately. According to the schedule, they can only be activated on July 1, 2026, and there is a prerequisite — both bills must be passed within the same legislative session (including any extended sessions). In other words, they are currently just proposals, and subsequent approval depends on how the state legislature votes.
This reflects a gradual shift in how US states view crypto assets.

【BlockBeats】Important progress from Hong Kong. Delin Securities recently received conditional approval from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to provide virtual asset trading services under the comprehensive account arrangement framework. This approval is conditional—Delin Securities must meet certain conditions related to its existing Type 1 regulated activity license before it can be fully implemented.
The good news is that all conditions have now been accepted. On December 29, Delin Securities agreed to all the conditions proposed by the SFC, and only the formal approval document remains. Once received, virtual asset trading services can officially commence.
In addition, the company is also working on upgrading its Type 4 license (advising on securities), which is currently in the final approval stage with the SFC. Once approved, it will mark another significant license expansion.
This series of regulatory developments reflects Hong Kong’s ongoing efforts to standardize virtual asset trading. Globally, regulatory agencies

The Federal Reserve meeting minutes show that participants are concerned about upside risks to inflation and downside pressures on employment. Most lean towards a neutral policy to prevent deterioration of the labor market, but there are disagreements on the impact of tariffs on inflation. Facing a dilemma, both easing and tightening policies carry risks that could affect cryptocurrency allocations.