Vida, founder of BWENEWS, recently reviewed his trading process during the BROCCOLI714 abnormal price surge, stating that he detected the extreme price anomaly in BROCCOLI714 immediately by using pre-set alerts for short-term price increases in altcoins and monitoring spot and futures price spreads. He pointed out that after checking Binance's spot order book, he found that with a market capitalization of only about $40 million, spot buy orders once exceeded $20 million, which clearly did not conform to normal market manipulation logic and was more likely to be due to account theft or abnormal market-making program behavior. The trader stated that after confirming that the spot price was continuously driven up by abnormal funds and the futures price was suppressed by the circuit breaker mechanism, he first closed his original arbitrage position based on funding rates, locking in about $300,000 in profit; subsequently, after the Binance futures circuit breaker was lifted, he added to his long position at about $0.046, and continued to monitor the order book changes, anticipating that the abnormal buy orders might be withdrawn by risk control at any time. After the initial cancellation of spot buy orders, the trader chose to liquidate all spot and long positions, cashing out approximately $1.5 million. The trader further stated that after confirming the complete withdrawal of the abnormal buy orders, a short position was established on the contract side, and closed after a significant price drop, completing the second phase of the trade. The trader summarized that the key to this operation was the automated early warning mechanism, rapid identification of abnormal order book behavior, and the anticipation and patient execution of the scenario that "abnormal price manipulation inevitably leads to a pullback." Previous news: A market maker's Binance account was suspected of being hacked, resulting in an abnormal price surge in BROCCOLI714-USDT spot trading.

According to PANews, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has announced that Amir Zaidi will assume the role of Chief of Staff. CFTC Chairman Mike Selig made the announcement via the CFTC's official website. Zaidi has a long history with the CFTC, having held various positions from 2010 to 2019, including Director of the Division of Market Oversight. During his tenure, he was instrumental in overseeing the certification and deployment of Bitcoin futures contracts, the first federally regulated cryptocurrency product. Before rejoining the CFTC, Zaidi served as the Global Head of Compliance for a major broker-dealer and introducing broker. Prior to 2010, he held various financial, legal, and regulatory roles in New York and Washington, bringing decades of experience in the financial services industry.

On its fifth anniversary, BitFuFu Chairman and CEO Leo Lu released an open letter to users, systematically reviewing the company's development path and long-term strategy since its founding in 2020. The letter disclosed that BitFuFu has mined nearly 30,000 Bitcoins to date, maintaining stable operations through multiple market cycles. BitFuFu went public on Nasdaq on March 1, 2024 (stock code: FUFU). According to a Frost & Sullivan report, BitFuFu has grown into the world's largest cloud computing platform, serving over 640,000 users and achieving annual profitability. Currently, the company manages a peak computing power exceeding 38 EH/s and a peak power capacity of 752 MW, with businesses covering cloud computing power, self-operated mining, hosting, and mining equipment services, and its global user base continues to expand. Regarding future plans, BitFuFu stated that it will gradually shift from a light-asset model to a more flexible vertically integrated model, strategically investing in its own assets while maintaining its platform advantages. The company plans to explore self-generated mining and full-chain energy management, and promote the integration of cloud computing power and real-world assets (RWA) within a compliant framework, while prudently expanding into new global regions and with partners.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) announced that Amir Zaidi, a key policymaker who oversaw the launch of regulated Bitcoin futures in the U.S., has returned to the CFTC as Chief of Staff after a six-year absence. CFTC Chairman Michael Selig emphasized Zaidi's extensive experience, noting his crucial role in the launch of CFTC-regulated Bitcoin futures contracts during Trump's first term. Selig stated that as Congress prepares to submit legislation on digital asset market structure to the president, Zaidi will provide the CFTC with experience and expertise in developing regulations applicable to the rapidly evolving commodity markets. Zaidi held multiple positions at the CFTC from 2010 to 2019. In his final two years, he served as Director of Market Oversight, overseeing and facilitating the establishment of a regulated Bitcoin futures market in the U.S. (Cointelegraph)

According to the official WeChat account of the Cyberspace Administration of China's Reporting Center, 1,418 counterfeit websites and platforms were dealt with in accordance with the law in 2025. Among them, 61 websites impersonated financial institutions such as China Merchants Securities and CITIC Bank, inducing netizens to download apps for stock trading or to purchase so-called "stablecoins" and other financial products, resulting in financial losses. The Cyberspace Administration of China's Reporting Center pointed out that counterfeit websites typically illegally collect netizens' personal information under the guise of "receiving subsidies," "recharging for consumption," "business cooperation," and "investment and wealth management," and commit fraud, infringing upon the legitimate rights and interests and property security of the people, causing significant social harm.

U. S. Senate Banking Committee advances cryptocurrency regulation bill in January, affecting digital asset market dynamics. source: https://coincu.com/news/senate-crypto-regulation-bill-markup/

Amir Zaidi’s return signals a strengthening of crypto oversight as the agency prepares for new digital asset laws. source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/cftc-division-director-who-made-bitcoin-futures-possible-returns-as-chief-of-staff?utm_source=rss_feed&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=rss_partner_inbound

According to Odaily, Delphi Digital, a digital asset market research firm, reported on the X platform that gold prices have surged by 120% since the beginning of 2024, marking one of the strongest increases in history. This rise occurred without the backdrop of an economic recession, quantitative easing, or a financial crisis. In 2025, central banks purchased over 600 tons of gold, with expectations that the purchase volume will reach 840 tons in 2026. Historically, gold has led Bitcoin by approximately three months at liquidity turning points, making this trend significant for the cryptocurrency market. While gold has completed its repricing for the easing cycle, Bitcoin sentiment remains influenced by previous cycle simulations and recent pullbacks. The performance of precious metal assets is signaling policy easing and fiscal dominance. When precious metals outperform stocks, the market tends to price in currency depreciation rather than growth collapse. The volatility in the precious metals market could indicate the future trajectory of other risk assets.

Delphi Digital, a digital asset market research firm, published an article on its X platform stating that gold prices have risen 120% since the beginning of 2024, marking one of the strongest gains in history. This surge occurred without an economic recession, quantitative easing, or financial crisis. Central banks worldwide purchased over 600 tons of gold in 2025, and purchases are projected to reach 840 tons in 2026. Historically, gold has led Bitcoin by approximately three months at liquidity inflection points, making this trend relevant for cryptocurrencies. Gold has now completed its repricing of the easing cycle, while Bitcoin sentiment remains influenced by previous cycle simulations and recent pullbacks. The performance of precious metals is signaling policy easing and fiscal dominance. When precious metals outperform stocks, the market is pricing in currency devaluation rather than growth collapse. Volatility in the precious metals market may signal the subsequent performance of other risky assets.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) stated in its December Financial Stability Report that countries should prioritize the development of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) over privately issued stablecoins, as CBDCs can maintain monetary unity and the integrity of the financial system, and should serve as the ultimate settlement asset and anchor of monetary trust. The report points out that stablecoins may pose new financial stability risks during periods of market stress, while CBDCs offer advantages such as efficiency, programmability, and instant settlement, while retaining the credibility and security of central bank currency. The RBI emphasizes that building sovereign digital infrastructure should be prioritized to maintain monetary sovereignty and financial stability. Currently, only Nigeria, the Bahamas, and Jamaica have successfully launched CBDCs. Furthermore, the Indian government indicated in its 2025-2026 economic survey that it is considering stablecoin regulation, while the RBI maintains a cautious stance on crypto assets. (Cointelegraph)

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