1. Has Bitcoin bottomed out?

After a sharp drop a week ago (February 3), the price of Bitcoin has been fluctuating around $97,000. Everyone is speculating whether the price of Bitcoin has bottomed out? The most optimistic is Grayscale, which says that Bitcoin prices will hit new highs in the near future. Click to read

2. The president’s coin issuing a version of the answer. The value of the

historical boomerang is still rising

Following Trump, the "presidential coin issuance wave" that the market has been looking forward to has ushered in the first participant. At around 7:00 today, the President of the Central African Republic Foster Alshange Tovadra tweeted: Today, we launch CAR, an experiment aimed at showing how something as simple as meme can unite The people, support national development and promote the Central African Republic to the world stage in a unique way. Click to read

3. The policy game is intensifying and the crypto market is cold and the

bull market has ended?

The Chinese people celebrate the Spring Festival all over the country, but behind it is a mess. I thought that after Trump officially took office, a bright future for encryption was just around the corner, but on February 3, the crypto industry and even the global market ushered in a blow to the new president. Click to read

4. Musk "replaces" Trump? Times Magazine's cover is full of gunpowder

The stalemate at 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue did not attract much attention. On February 1, Elon Musk's team came to the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), just a few blocks from the White House, and demanded full access to its headquarters. USAID staff rejected their request. There was no gun drawn, no physical conflict occurred, and the police did not intervene. But in these early days of the Trump administration, perhaps no other scenario could reveal more clearly the powers that are reshaping the U.S. government. Click to read

5. Who has Bitcoin deterred?

Overnight BTC was slightly repaired to around 97k. The market sentiment has been low recently and the activity on the chain is quite sluggish. At that time, the article said, " In the long run, if the block rewards continue to be cut in half and the handling fee cannot fill the profit gap, the issue of miner incentive model may become one of the focus of ongoing debate in the community. " As expected, a researcher at the Ethereum Foundation Justin Drake took the opportunity to write an article, believing that the maximum amount of BTC issuance of 21 million pieces will become a threat to future security. Click to read