According to ChainCatcher, China International Capital Corporation (CICC) forecasts that U.S. inflation will experience compensatory increases in the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for December 2025, January 2026, and April 2026. If U.S. inflation remains strong in the near term, it could prompt the Federal Reserve to slow down its rate cuts, leading to a marginal tightening of global liquidity. This scenario may increase the uncertainty of major asset classes both domestically and internationally. CICC advises increasing allocations in commodities to hedge against risks and suggests buying stocks, gold, and U.S. Treasury bonds during market pullbacks.

According to The Nation Thailand, Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has officially launched a comprehensive campaign against gray and illicit financial flows, ordering stricter regulations on gold trading and digital assets. In the digital asset sector, the government will strictly enforce the Travel Rule, requiring the identification of senders and receivers in all wallet-to-wallet transfers to eliminate anonymity. Furthermore, Thailand will establish a national Data Bureau to centrally manage financial data, enabling regulators to track suspicious transactions in real time. Currently, the Thai government is instructing the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) to lower the reporting threshold for gold transactions from 2 million baht and is studying the possibility of imposing a special business tax on online gold trading.

According to BlockBeats, on January 13, BlackRock released its 2026 global outlook report, emphasizing the significant scale of AI infrastructure investments. The report suggests that 'micro is macro,' indicating that these investments are substantial enough to influence the broader macroeconomic landscape, presenting challenges such as increased leverage and the illusion of diversification. BlackRock maintains a pro-risk stance, favoring U.S. equities, particularly those related to AI, and sees opportunities in active investments. The report outlines three core investment themes: Micro is macro: AI infrastructure is dominated by a few companies, with capital expenditures projected to reach $5-8 trillion between 2025 and 2030. This investment is expected to support U.S. economic growth in 2026, contributing three times the historical average, despite a cooling labor market. However, there is uncertainty about whether revenues will match expenditures and how much will return to tech giants. While AI may accelerate innovation, historical trends over the past 150 years suggest that major technological changes have not disrupted the U.S.'s long-term 2% growth trend. Nonetheless, a 'growth breakout' scenario is now conceivable. Leveraging up: The initial massive investments by AI builders, coupled with delayed revenues, lead to increased system leverage. High government debt adds to this vulnerability. BlackRock favors private credit and infrastructure financing while tactically underweighting long-term government bonds, such as U.S. Treasuries, due to the adverse effects of high leverage and rising capital costs on long-term debt. Diversification mirage: Under major trends, traditional diversification strategies may actually concentrate bets. Investors need to actively manage risk, maintain portfolio flexibility with a 'Plan B,' and seek unique returns from private markets and hedge funds. The report also highlights that BlackRock views digital assets, particularly stablecoins, as foundational to payment and settlement systems, rather than merely speculative assets. Stablecoins are seen as 'digital dollar rails,' evolving from crypto-native tools to bridges connecting traditional finance with digital liquidity, expanding into areas like cross-border payments and settlements, especially in regions where traditional systems are slow, costly, or fragmented. The report suggests that crypto is integrating into mainstream finance, with stablecoins maturing as infrastructure supporting global liquidity flows and overlapping with traditional finance.

The CFTC Chair has founded an Innovation Advisory Committee to address areas related to cryptocurrencies and prediction markets. source: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/cftc-chair-unleashes-innovation-panel/

According to official news, Binance Alpha Balance Points will be updated at 00:00 on January 13, 2026. All Binance Booster Earn receipt tokens, including tETH, miBNB, maUSDT, zkUSDT, bwUSDT, and receipt tokens from subsequent Booster Earn events, will be credited to users' Binance Alpha Balance Points.

According to BlockBeats, on January 13, the Nigerian government introduced a new tax law that links cryptocurrency transactions to real identities using Tax Identification Numbers (TIN) and National Identification Numbers (NIN). This initiative aims to make crypto transactions traceable and integrate them into the tax reporting system without needing to break the blockchain itself. Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) are now required to collect and report customer information, including TIN/NIN, names, and addresses. They must also submit monthly transaction data to tax authorities and report large or suspicious transactions to law enforcement agencies.

According to BlockBeats, on January 13, Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has launched a comprehensive campaign against 'grey funds' and illegal financial flows, ordering stricter regulations on gold trading and digital assets. In the digital asset sector, the government will rigorously enforce the 'Travel Rule,' mandating identification of both sender and receiver in all wallet-to-wallet transfers to eliminate anonymity. Additionally, Thailand plans to establish a National Data Bureau to centralize financial data management, enabling regulatory bodies to track suspicious transactions in real-time.

According to Ember's monitoring, one hour ago, pump.fun transferred another 148 million USDC and USDT obtained through the ICO sale of PUMP to Kraken. In the two months since November 15, 2024, pump.fun (4jtZw...ZqqE) has cumulatively transferred 753 million USDC and USDT obtained through the ICO sale of PUMP in June 2025 to Kraken.

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