Midday Key Developments on January 27
7:00 (UTC+8) - 12:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: Vitalik, Bitmine, Ethereum 1. The Federal Reserve stated that the interest rate meeting will be held as scheduled; 2. Ethereum network fees have dropped to their lowest level since May 2017; 3. Base co-founder: The core team will not secretly pump Base ecosystem tokens behind the scenes; 4. Vitalik: The core difficulties of blockchain scaling are, in order, computation, data, and state; 5. Bitmine's Ethereum staking volume has reached 2 million ETH, with annualized returns possibly exceeding $164 million; 6. The Bank of Korea: Considering allowing domestic institutions to issue virtual assets, but stablecoins remain controversial; 7. Democratic aides say they are willing to return to the negotiating table, and there is a breakthrough in crypto legislation consultations at the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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