Trump claims Maria Corinna Machado, who supports Bitcoin, may be involved in Venezuelan governance

[CZ: Complaining about others not being decentralized enough is a sign of centralized thinking] CZ posted on the X platform, stating that complaining about others not being decentralized enough is actually a manifestation of centralized thinking. He pointed out that complaining about others usually implies an attempt to control or change them, while decentralization means everyone has their own choices. Even if others choose to group together (centralization), it is their freedom in a decentralized world. Truly decentralized thinking does not complain about others not being decentralized enough.

[Solana Status Recommends Upgrading Mainnet Beta Validator Nodes to v3.0.14] Solana Status has issued an urgent notice on the X platform, recommending all mainnet beta validator nodes upgrade to version v3.0.14. This version includes critical patches applicable to both staked and unstaked nodes.

[ONDO Tokens Worth $23.1 Million Allocated to 4 Wallets] ONDO tokens worth $23.1 million were transferred early this morning from a suspected team address and allocated to 4 wallets. Historical data shows that these wallets have previously deposited ONDO tokens to exchanges in batches.

[Bitdeer Sold 137.9 BTC This Week, Total Holdings Reduced to 1,990.9 BTC] The Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin mining company Bitdeer released the latest data on the X platform. As of January 9, the total Bitcoin holdings have decreased to 1,990.9 BTC. This week, 137.7 BTC were mined, while 137.9 BTC were sold, resulting in a net decrease of approximately 99.1 BTC in total holdings.

[Guotai Haitong: Probability of Fed Rate Cut in January Only 5%] Guotai Haitong's research report pointed out that the U.S. labor market in December continued its state of low hiring and low layoffs, with the unemployment rate unexpectedly falling to 4.4% and the growth in new jobs showing a slowing trend, which may be revised downward in subsequent annual adjustments. Since the unemployment rate has not risen further and the risk of a labor market stall is relatively low, the Federal Reserve may have room to pause rate cuts. According to CME data, after the release of non-farm payroll data, the market expects the probability of a rate cut in January to be only 5%. The market expects the Federal Reserve to cut rates twice in 2026, with the timing postponed to June and September. Future rate cut expectations may depend on the appointment and statements of the new Federal Reserve Chair.