[A Whale Opens $310 Million Long Positions, Total Profit Exceeds $9.4 Million] On January 9, according to monitoring by Lookonchain, the whale who previously sold 255 BTC has opened $310 million worth of long positions, including 1,210 BTC ($109.5 million), 32,474 ETH ($100.6 million), 503,778 SOL ($69.9 million), and 14.26 million XRP (approximately $29.9 million), with total profits exceeding $9.4 million.

[Babylon Staking Protocol Vulnerability May Affect Block Generation Speed] A post published by developers on GitHub revealed that the Bitcoin staking protocol Babylon has a software vulnerability that could allow malicious validators to disrupt certain consensus processes, potentially slowing down block generation speed. The vulnerability affects Babylon's block signature scheme, the BLS voting extension scheme, where validators can create consensus issues during network epoch boundaries by omitting the block hash field. The block hash field is used to indicate the block supported by validators, and omitting this field could cause other validators to crash during critical consensus checks, thereby impacting block generation. Currently, there are no reports of this vulnerability being exploited, but developers warn of the risk of abuse.

[Strategy Counterparty Long Position Reaches $309 Million] According to Hyperbot data, over the past approximately 18 hours, the 'Strategy Counterparty' address has undergone multiple rounds of adding and reducing positions. It currently holds long positions in BTC, ETH, SOL, and XRP, with a total position size now increased to $309 million and unrealized profits of approximately $400,000. Over the past week, the total profit and loss for this address is approximately +$4.34 million, with a total account balance of around $31.1 million. After opening positions last December, this address became the largest BTC short seller on-chain by adding short positions in major cryptocurrencies like BTC and ETH.

[FTX-Related Class Action Dismissed, Lawyers Receive $650,000 in Fees] FTX Historian posted on platform X that a class action related to FTX has been dismissed, with claimants receiving no compensation and the representing lawyers receiving $650,000. The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan had invested $95 million in FTX, and the lawsuit accused the fund of failing to conduct proper due diligence on the investment. Additionally, former FTX customers in the U.S. have initiated a similar lawsuit against FTX shareholders.

According to the heat ranking, ZEC's popularity has increased by 60000 followers compared to yesterday, ranking first. The heat ranking is as follows: ① ZEC （$434.30，6.25%） ② Binance Life ($0.1415, 19.01%) ③ ETH （$3098.03，-0.25%） ④ ZKP ⑤ XAG The purchasing power of ZEC's main funds is average, with a net inflow of $59.6917 million within 24 hours and a transaction volume of $4.18 billion within 24 hours, of which the net inflow of the main funds is $19.2888 million.