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【Crypto News】The crypto market has been bustling with activity over the past week, with new developments across regulation, projects, and on-chain data.

The regulatory landscape has shifted — the U.S. Senate Banking Committee will vote on the CLARITY Act on January 15. This bill has drawn significant industry attention, and the vote could provide clear regulatory signals.

The project ecosystem remains turbulent. The BSC Foundation has made investments, spending $50,000 each to acquire Hakimi and Laozi. Meanwhile, prediction markets on BSC are experiencing explosive growth, with single-day notional trading volume surpassing $400 million, and open positions hitting a historic high of $150 million, indicating strong market participation.

On-chain data tells an even more intriguing story. A whale transferred approximately 420,000 TRUMP into a major exchange this morning, with speculation that a “surrender” sell could result in a $2.5 million loss. Additionally, there’s a new development in the Truebit hacker incident — the hacker has transferred all 8,535 ETH to Tornado Cash, with these assets valued at approximately $26.44 million. On another front, Tom Lee’s Bitmine is actively expanding, having cumulatively staked 1.08 million ETH, representing a total value of $3.33 billion. Furthermore, a Vitalik-associated address deposited 330 ETH to Paxos, valued at approximately $1.02 million.

Projects also have new updates. The founder of the “Life K-line” project announced the upcoming launch of the “Cybernetic Merit Box” feature, drawing community attention.

On the social front, an X platform product manager’s comment that “crypto tweets are dying a suicide death” sparked controversy, though the statement was later deleted, suggesting potential pressure.

Finally, analysts point out that Japan’s reclassification of Bitcoin as a financial product could negatively impact projects like Metaplanet, making this development worth monitoring.