The 'main explosive short order' has sold out $143 million across the entire network in the past 24 hours, with short orders selling out $79.17 million

[CZ States opBNB Mainnet Hard Fork Completed, Block Time Reduced to 250ms] CZ posted on platform X, stating that the opBNB mainnet hard fork was completed about an hour ago. After the upgrade, the block time has been reduced from 500 milliseconds to 250 milliseconds.

[Flowdesk Deposits 8.15 Million ENA to Binance and Bybit] Monitoring data shows that 1 hour ago, Flowdesk address 0x739…a2a6 deposited 8.15 million ENA to Binance and Bybit, valued at $2 million.

[ARM under Baidu plans Hong Kong IPO to raise up to $2 billion] Sources reveal that Baidu's artificial intelligence chip company ARM plans to go public in Hong Kong, aiming to raise up to $2 billion.

[NFT Paris Cancels 2026 Event, Sponsorship Fees Non-Refundable Involving Over €500,000] On January 7, Funkari team member Neks posted that NFT Paris announced the cancellation of the 2026 NFT Paris and RWA Paris events due to depleted funds, with organizational costs exceeding sponsorship and ticket revenue. Ticket purchasers are promised refunds within two weeks. An email shared by sponsor @serc1n indicates that, according to Clause 12 of the agreement, non-refundable expenses related to the event exceed the total sponsorship fees and cannot be refunded. Okay Bears founder Kais also confirmed receiving the same information. NFT Paris listed 61 sponsors, with expected payments exceeding €500,000, and the core team had already left shortly before the incident.

[Tempo Launches TIP-20 Standard, Adding Compliance Controls and Transfer Memo Functionality] Tempo announced the launch of the native token standard TIP-20, designed specifically for stablecoins and payment use cases. It is based on the ERC-20 standard on Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains and is fully backward compatible. TIP-20 introduces features such as transfer memos, compliance controls, and reward distribution, enabling the issuance of stablecoins tailored to specific payment use cases. Any TIP-20 stablecoin denominated in USD can be used to pay Tempo transaction fees, with plans to support non-USD stablecoin fee payments in the future.