On January 12th, according to GMGN monitoring, a trader continued to buy Meme coin after its market value exceeded 43 million US dollars. 14 hours later, the market value fell to 25 million US dollars. The trader cleared the position in six stop loss transactions and exchanged back 193000 US dollars, resulting in a loss of 157600 US dollars per coin and a loss rate of 44.95%.

On January 12th, Coinbob's popular address monitoring showed that Strategy's competitor, the Whale Address (0x94d), has continued to increase its holdings of mainstream currencies such as ETH and BTC in recent hours, with a total holding size of over $60 million, rising from approximately $250 million at 10:00 today to $315 million. The address closed its ETH, BTC, and SOL short positions around 4 o'clock today and then turned back to open long positions, gradually adding positions in multiple mainstream currencies. As of press time, it holds multiple positions in 7 mainstream currencies with a total size of approximately $315 million, making it the largest long position in BTC on the Hyperliquid platform. In the past 4 hours, BTC's long orders have increased to $157 million, ETH's long orders have increased to $91 million, and SOL's long orders have reached $33.14 million, all achieving floating profits. The address has been open for trading since December last year, with an initial account size of approximately $20 million. Due to its opposite direction of operation to MicroStrategy, it is considered a competitor on the chain.

On January 12th, Arbitrum announced that it had activated the ArbOS Dia upgrade, which the official described as a major update to the technology stack, introducing support for Fusaka EIP and enhancing the overall user experience.

Binance announced the participation threshold for CharacterX (CAI) airdrop, requiring users to reach 252 Alpha points to participate. Participating in the activity will consume 15 points. The event will start at 16:00 today (UTC+8).

Barclays expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates by 25 basis points each in June and December, previously predicting a rate cut in March and June.