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On January 27th, the general offices of the Ministry of Commerce and other six departments issued a notice on doing a good job in the "renewal" of home improvement kitchens and bathrooms in 2025. The notice proposes that all localities should focus on green, intelligent, and suitable for the elderly. The subsidy categories are mainly five categories of decoration materials, sanitary ware, furniture lighting, smart home, and home senior-friendly transformation products. The specific categories wi...
In response to 23pds, the chief information security officer of Slow Mist Technology, reminding the trading tool DeBot to upgrade the security level, the DeBot team responded that the emergency upgrade has been completed as soon as possible. Previously reported, the SlowMist CISO said it recommended that the trading tool Debot upgrade its security level.
Slow Mist Technology's chief information security officer 23pds said on the X platform that the private key of the trading tool Debot was directly "streaking" in the data package, and it was recommended to upgrade the security level.
On January 26th, Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal said on social media that Coinbase has invested millions of dollars to defend SOL (Solana) against the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) lawsuit accusing it of being a security. He stressed that his team works every day to defeat this unfair accusation and firmly supports the future development of SOL. He bluntly stated that if supporting SOL is seen as "hate", then he is willing to accept such a label.
On January 26th, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong wrote on the X platform that the main reason for inflation is the overissue of money. If the United States stops printing money (i.e. achieving a balanced or surplus budget), interest rates can be lowered and economic growth can be reactivated. He said that interest rates are only a crude means to alleviate the underlying problem. Former Coinbase CTO Balaji responded by saying that it is possible to completely transfer the power to set interest rates...
Rick Wurster, chief executive of Charles Schwab, told analysts on a conference call this week: "We do want to be able to offer spot cryptocurrency services, and we expect cryptocurrency regulations will eventually allow us to do so." The Financial Times reported that the SEC later on Thursday overturned guidance known as SAB 121, potentially opening the door for Wall Street banks to take custody of cryptocurrencies.
Howard Lutnik, Mr. Trump's nominee for commerce secretary, detailed his finances, according to documents released by the Office of Federal Government Ethics. Howard Lutnik, Mr. Trump's nominee for commerce secretary, said he would sell his stakes in companies including GE Healthcare, GE Vernova, GE Aerospace and Nasdaq once his nomination was confirmed.
Matt Hougan, chief investment officer of Bitwise, said in a post that fraud and bad actors in the crypto industry will decrease significantly in the next four years as David Sacks, the AI and cryptocurrency "czar" appointed by Trump, pushes forward with sound regulatory policies. Hougan believes that the previous law enforcement-oriented regulatory approach has instead increased investor risk. Previously, Sacks said that the Digital Asset Working Group will work to develop market structure norms...
Ted Peake, Morgan Stanley's chief executive, said on Thursday that the bank would work with US regulators to see whether it could engage deeply in the cryptocurrency market. "The key for us is whether we, as a highly regulated Financial Institutions Group, can act as traders," Mr. Peake told CNBC at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. "We will work with the Treasury and other regulators to see how we can provide this service in a safe way."
Pimco's chief investment officer expects the Federal Reserve to be more likely to act only after Trump's policies are clear, and is currently actively allocating U.S. Treasuries. Click to view...
Scott Walker, chief compliance officer at a16zcrypto, and Bill Hinman, an advisory partner, said the SEC should take immediate, easy-to-implement adjustments to create fit-for-purpose regulations without sacrificing innovation or critical investor protections. While legislation is necessary to provide adequate regulatory clarity on crypto asset classification and secondary market oversight, these measures will...
On January 23rd, according to the financial world, OpenAI Chief Product Officer Kevin Weil said that OpenAI expects to release a smarter GPT o3 model in February or March. In addition, the company will also launch its first AI agent tool in Quarter 1, enabling ChatGPT to perform actual operations on a computer. Weil gave an example of how ChatGPT can help his children fill out and submit football registration forms. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodey predicted in an interview on the 21st that within two...
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump's appointee to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, holds assets worth between $6.90 million and $29.50 million, according to forms published Wednesday by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics. Under his ethics agreement, he holds at least $1 million in bitcoin, his most valuable asset, which he does not plan to sell. Trump has promised to provide a more friendly regulatory environments for cryptocurrencies than the administration of former President Joe ...
Cathie Wood, chief executive and chief investment officer of ARK Invest, said in an interview with Bloomberg: "We don't know if President Trump's memecoin [TRUMP] has much utility, but Trump is ushering in the next phase of the crypto revolution." Cathie Wood also mentioned that she will not buy TRUMP because she only owns the "Big Three" (BTC, ETH, SOL), but she also doesn't think memes are anything "scary" and they may be practical at some point.
ARK Invest CEO and Chief Investment Officer Cathie Wood is betting that Trump's regulatory and growth agenda will revive the U.S. IPO market. "Regulatory reform will go a long way towards restoring public markets," she said in an interview on Wednesday. "I understand why companies want to stay private. There is a lot of friction with the regulatory dilemmas they face going into public markets." Wall Street has been waiting for a bigger recovery in IPOs after a modest rebound in new listings in 2...
