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According to on chain analyst Ai Yi's monitoring, a certain whale shorted BTC worth $38.07 million with 20 times leverage. After holding for 60 hours, it left with a loss of $288000 due to stop loss. This whale has failed for the 16th time since turning short on August 19th, with a cumulative loss of $5.25 million in the past month.

On January 9th, the Tennessee Sports Gaming Commission issued a cease and desist letter to Kalshi, Polymarket, and Crypto.com, requesting them to cease providing sports related prediction market products to Tennessee residents, void unsettled contracts, and return customer funds. The committee believes that the relevant products belong to sports betting, and the platform must comply with state licensing, taxation, age restrictions, and consumer protection requirements. Kalshi stated that its event contract is a financial instrument regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and is not subject to state sports betting regulations. User buying and selling contracts, with contract prices reflecting market implied probabilities; When the event occurs, the winning contract is settled at $1, otherwise the settlement is zero. Traditional gambling companies usually take on user bets and set odds to manage risks, while Kalshi involves transactions between users, with the platform responsible for matching and prices formed by both buyers and sellers. This dispute involves whether the sports prediction market should be subject to a unified federal regulatory system or whether each state should implement separate gambling licensing systems. （Bitcoin.com News）

The State Administration for Market Regulation of China has released the "Guidelines for the Application of Individual Liability in Monopoly Agreements (Draft for Solicitation of Comments)", with the deadline for soliciting opinions being September 10, 2026. The guideline stipulates that the persons responsible for monopoly agreements can be fined up to 1 million yuan, including the company's legal representative, main responsible persons, and directly responsible personnel. The guidelines specify that individuals involved in critical areas such as livelihood security, ecological environment, production safety, financial capital, or data security that harm national interests will face stricter legal responsibilities.

According to BIT (bit. com) market data, Nvidia's US stock rose nearly 6% before trading.