According to Odaily, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon shared insights on the challenges of providing banking services to cryptocurrency companies during a podcast episode of "The Unshakeables," co-produced by Chase for Business. Dimon highlighted that while JPMorgan does offer services to some crypto firms, these companies could face significant fines if issues arise. He emphasized that banks are not permitted to disclose to clients the reasons for service termination. Dimon, a long-time critic of cryptocurrencies, expressed his belief that banks should be allowed to inform clients of the reasons behind such decisions. He further stated that when banks report these situations, the federal government should be aware, and there should be clearer regulations defining the responsibilities and obligations of financial institutions.

According to Odaily, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed uncertainty about the necessity of spending funds on NATO. He stated that while the United States is protecting NATO, the alliance is not reciprocating in terms of protection for the U.S.

According to Odaily, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin recently expressed concerns on X about the significant risks posed by political tokens, particularly the potential for "unrestricted political bribery." He highlighted that over the past year, a new order has emerged where the world's most influential figures are encouraging the creation of various types of tokens, with no limits on their scale. Buterin emphasized that this issue goes beyond the contrast between short-term gratification and long-term value building, drawing a parallel between addictive modern mobile games and traditional games like chess or World of Warcraft. He believes that large-scale political tokens have transcended the realm of entertainment, becoming potential tools for unrestricted political bribery, possibly even involving foreign entities.

Blockchain governance startup Agora is set to acquire rival Boardroom. The company sees the acquisition as a strategic move to strengthen governance within the wider Ethereum ecosystem, citing expectations that decentralized governance will grow again as U.S. President Trump promises regulatory clarity for the blockchain industry. Boardroom was founded earlier than Agora and has similar goals, but with a more horizontal approach to blockchain governance. Boardroom has gradually shifted from an Agora-style DAO tool software to a data feed – a sort of “Bloomberg” for crypto governance data. Agora declined to disclose the price of the acquisition of Boardroom. Boardroom’s employees have been hired to Agora, and Boardroom’s founder Kevin Nielsen will continue to serve as an advisor. Agora co-founder Yitong Zhang said there are “no plans to deprecate” Boardroom, and the Agora team will keep both platforms running and work with users to determine how to gradually integrate the tools.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin recently wrote on X, pointing out the serious risks that political tokens may bring, especially "unlimited political bribery." He emphasized that we have entered a new order in the past year, where the most powerful people in the world encourage everyone to create various types of tokens, and the scale of these tokens is no longer limited. He mentioned that this is not only about the contrast between short-term pleasure and long-term value building, but also emphasizes the difference between modern addictive mobile games and chess or World of Warcraft. Vitalik believes that large-scale political tokens have gone beyond the scope of entertainment and have become a potential tool for unlimited political bribery, which may even include bribes from foreign countries.

The Cardano Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to promoting Cardano's adoption, released a report stating that there has been a "fundamental shift" in blockchain adoption. The study highlighted Cardano's global reach, noting that 70% of projects in its ecosystem are targeting international markets. "Approximately 70% of projects in our ecosystem are designed for international deployment, reflecting not only geographic scope but also a fundamental shift in how blockchain technology is being used," the report said. Cardano's CEO said he was interested in how the project could change the global supply chain through verification mechanisms that track assets from their origin to the end consumer.

U.S. President Trump said, "I'm not sure we should be spending any money on NATO. We are protecting NATO, but they are not protecting us."

Trump slammed EU regulators for targeting Apple (AAPL.O), Google (GOOG.O) and Meta (META.O) at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, calling the EU's charges against U.S. companies "a form of taxation." The EU is known around the world for its strict regulation of big tech companies, often sparring with major social media platforms such as Facebook and X over content moderation, and clashing with companies such as Apple and Google over antitrust issues. "Whether you like it or not, these are American companies," Trump said in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos. "They shouldn't be doing this. It's a form of taxation in my opinion. We have a very big grievance with the European Union." Trump specifically mentioned Apple's loss in the European Court of Justice last year involving a 13 billion euro Irish tax bill.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said in the podcast "The Unshakeables" co-produced by Chase for Business that while JPMorgan Chase does provide banking services to some crypto companies, those companies could face millions of dollars in fines if problems arise. Jamie Dimon also pointed out that banks are not allowed to tell customers why their services have been suspended. Jamie Dimon, a long-time critic of cryptocurrencies, said: "I think we should be allowed to tell customers why." He added: "When we report relevant situations, the federal government should know, and there should be clearer regulations defining our responsibilities and obligations."

Trump responded to Musk's criticism of the Stargate project: He doesn't care about his criticism and has talked to Musk and everyone in the project.

Buffett said in an interview with CNBC in 2018. "We don't own any cryptocurrencies, we don't short any cryptocurrencies, and we will never own them."

Golden Finance launches "Golden Web3.0 Daily" to provide you with the latest and fastest MEME, DeFi, DAO, NFT and Metaverse industry news.

Investors must remember that any large investment project involving political interests is subject to significant changes in the future.

The General Office of the Shanghai Municipal People's Government issued the "Implementation Plan for Promoting High-Quality Development of Digital Trade and Service Trade in Shanghai".

According to the Ethereum protocol developer meeting on January 16, 2025, if there are no major vulnerabilities, the Ethereum Pectra upgrade will be launched on the Ethereum mainnet in early to mid-March 2025.

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