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1. Dragonfly partner: Smart contracts are unlikely to replace legal contracts; cryptocurrencies are more designed for machines rather than humans.
2. Robinhood: In January, options trading volume reached 3.4 billion contracts, and cryptocurrency trading volume reached 22.9 billion USD.
3. On Polymarket, the probability that the US government will confirm the existence of aliens before 2027 has surged to 24%.
4. SlowMist Cosine: Malicious skills have been discovered in the ClawHub marketplace, which may steal SSH keys, crypto wallets, etc.
5. Three whales shorting ETH have a total unrealized profit exceeding 24 million USD.
6. A newly created address withdrew 7,000 ETH, worth 13.55 million USD, from an exchange in the past hour.
7. An exchange will list the Aztek (AZTEC) KRW trading pair.
8. Bloomberg analyst: Bitcoin ETF net inflows reached 53 billion USD in two years, and Wall Street's influence continues to be positive.
9. A whale who has cumulatively gone long on 105,000 ETH now has an unrealized loss exceeding 8.522 million USD.
10. Strategy CEO: If the US wants to become the "global crypto capital," it should reassess the Basel capital rules.
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