1. Federal Reserve Governor Milan Suggests a 150 Basis Point Rate Cut

Federal Reserve Governor Milan stated that a 150 basis point rate cut should be implemented this year to boost the labor market. He believes that the core inflation rate may remain around 2.3%, and that monetary policy is restrictive, leaving room for further rate cuts. Milan pointed out that there are currently about 1 million unemployed Americans, but employment will not trigger unnecessary inflation. He is uncertain whether he will continue to serve at the Federal Reserve after his term ends, and it is expected that Trump may use Milan's position to arrange for the next chairperson. If Powell leaves after his term ends in May, there may be another vacancy at the Federal Reserve. -Original

2. Bank of China Hong Kong Branch to Take Bitcoin and Digital Assets Seriously

The Bank of China Hong Kong Branch, with an asset scale of $500 billion, has now stated that it will take Bitcoin and other digital assets seriously. -Original

3. U.S. Senate Limits Trump's Military Action Against Venezuela

On January 9, the U.S. Senate passed a war powers resolution by a vote of 52 to 47, limiting Trump's ability to take military action against Venezuela. -Original

4. JPMorgan Says Cryptocurrency Market Adjustment is Stabilizing

JPMorgan stated that the capital flows and positions in the cryptocurrency market indicate that the recent market adjustment may be stabilizing, with initial signs of stability appearing in the ETF and derivatives markets. -Original

5. Upbit Hacker Transfers 1,400 ETH to Tornado Cash

According to MistTrack monitoring, the attacker (address starting with 0x93A0) involved in the Upbit hacking incident (which caused a loss of about $36 million) is continuing to transfer funds to Tornado Cash. So far, 1,400 ETH have been transferred. -Original

6. Morgan Stanley Plans to Launch Digital Wallet Supporting Tokenized Assets

Morgan Stanley plans to launch a digital wallet later this year to support tokenized assets. -Original

7. South Korea's Supreme Court Confirms Bitcoin in Exchanges Can Be Legally Seized

The Supreme Court of South Korea ruled that Bitcoin stored in exchanges can be legally seized. -Original

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