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Overview of important events on the evening of January 11th

Overview of important events on the evening of January 11th

Bitget2025/01/11 13:18

1. MicroStrategy: Has obtained AWS Government and AWS Education capability certification;

2. BlackRock, MicroStrategy, and Fidelity have collectively bought approximately 100 billion USD in Bitcoin;

3. Industry insiders: The sale of the US government's 6.5 billion USD worth of Bitcoin must follow strict procedures;

4. North Dakota in the United States plans to include digital assets and precious metals in asset allocation, but did not mention Bitcoin;

5. Santander Bank: The significant growth of El Salvador's tourism industry is closely related to the country's acceptance of Bitcoin;

6. Macro outlook for next week: CPI and "fear data" may overturn expectations for interest rate cuts, with the Federal Reserve turning towards a cautious stance; 

7.Vitalik: Establishing a sustainable financial structure to incentivize open source, open standards, and security is truly important.

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