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1. Economist: Kevin Warsh may cut interest rates by 100 basis points before the midterm elections;
2. Strong U.S. economic data pushes up U.S. Treasury yields;
3. Trend Research deposited 35,000 ETH, worth $80.85 million, into a certain exchange;
4. Tether launches open-source Bitcoin mining operating system MiningOS;
5. Norway's largest pension fund KLP increased its holdings of MSTR shares to 95,160 shares, worth $13.5 million;
6. Wintermute: This bear market may end faster than previous ones, and the market is likely to recover in the second half of the year;
7. Data: In January, USDC transaction processing volume exceeded $8.4 trillion, accounting for 84% of the total market share;
8. A certain whale exited by selling at the HYPE low, missing out on over $4.23 million in potential profit;
9. Data: Solana's single-day non-vote transaction volume reached 148 million, hitting a record high; weekly transaction count nearly 1 billion, roughly equal to Ethereum's total over the past two years;
10. The founder of Aave purchased a five-story mansion in London last year for about $30 million.
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