ChainCatcher Weekly Report

The Ethereum Foundation appoints Hsiao-Wei Wang and Tomasz Stańczak as co-executive directors; Vitalik: Ethereum needs a large number of young people with a cypherpunk vision; Bybit hacker has only 156,000 ETH left unlaundered, remaining funds may be cleared within 3 days.

Bybit CEO: Even if the losses are irreparable, Bybit has the ability to fully compensate; Data: The stolen funds from Bybit involve over 400,000 ETH, more than 90,000 stETH, 15,000 cmETH, and 8,000 mETH; Strategy announced the issuance of $2 billion in convertible bonds to support future Bitcoin purchases.

Jiangsu High Court: Overseas virtual currency investments are not protected by our country's laws; Binance includes token unlocking plans in information related to market value and circulating supply; Vitalik: Even in an L2-dominated Ethereum, L1 Gas limits need to be increased.

The Czech president signed a new law exempting capital gains tax for holding Bitcoin for over 3 years; the unemployment rate in the U.S. in January is 4%, expected 4.10%, previous value 4.10%; the Ethereum block gas limit has been raised to 36M, with L1 transaction volume increasing by 20%.

The U.S. Congress officially certified Trump's election as president, and Vance was elected vice president; the cryptocurrency exchange VOOX Exchange received a $50 million investment from Pinnacle Capital; after the USD0++ decoupling, Usual plans to activate the yield switch function and launch a 1:1 early unstaking to stabilize the ecosystem.

Powell: The Federal Reserve is not allowed to hold Bitcoin and has no intention of seeking to change the law; Craig Wright was sentenced to 12 months in prison for contempt of court, with a two-year probation; Zhao Changpeng wrote four years ago: BTC "crashed" from $101,000 to $85,000, waiting for news headlines.

Microstrategy co-founder: Will continue to buy even if the price of Bitcoin reaches 1 million dollars each; Binance responds to USUAL and ACX market cap data errors: has contacted the project parties to update CMC data and will improve the information verification process; South Korean National Assembly passes impeachment motion against Yoon Suk-yeol, appoints South Korean Prime Minister Han Duck-soo as acting president.

Bitcoin ETF sets a new record in Brazil; Sun Yuchen joins Trump family project WLFI as an advisor; Blockchain payment company Partior completes $80 million Series B funding, with Deutsche Bank participating.

Shanghai High Court: Virtual currency has property value, and individuals holding virtual currency is not illegal; Sun Yuchen: Willing to donate banana art to Musk, sending it to Mars and the Moon; CSRC releases "Guidelines for Communication of General Infrastructure for Regional Equity Market Blockchain" and 8 other financial industry standards.

xAI, owned by Musk, has completed a $5 billion financing; the global Bitcoin ETF holdings have surpassed Satoshi Nakamoto; Powell: The Federal Reserve may implement more rate cuts, and the policy will gradually shift to a more neutral level.