A wallet that was suspected by the community to belong to Ansem(@blknoiz06) bought 2.04M $DIGIMON($50K) again 15 minutes ago.

On January 10th, Coinglass data shows: - Should Bitcoin drop below $89,000, cumulative long liquidation intensity across major centralized exchanges (CEXs) will reach $894 million. - Conversely, if Bitcoin surges past $92,000, cumulative short liquidation intensity for those CEXs will hit $560 million. BlockBeats Note: Liquidation charts do not display the exact number or value of contracts at risk of liquidation. The bars on these charts reflect the relative importance of each liquidation cluster compared to adjacent clusters—this is what’s meant by "intensity." In short, the chart shows how impactful reaching a specific price level will be: a taller bar signals a more intense reaction (driven by a liquidity cascade) once the price hits that threshold.

On January 10, per on-chain analyst Ai Auntie’s (@ai_9684xtpa) tracking, the Whale Smart Money wallet address 0x69b...0e37 withdrew another 1,458 ETH from Binance 2 hours prior. This brings the whale’s total accumulated ETH to 2,597—valued at $7.993 million—with an average withdrawal price of $3,078 per ETH.

On January 10, privacy-focused computing project Zama Protocol announced it has opened registration for its Zama public sale to investors.

On January 10, Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko announced he will shift his focus from layer 1 development to exploring Ethereum’s cutting-edge use cases in the coming months. Top short-term priorities include ensuring a smooth transition for AllCoreDevs and wrapping up his current responsibilities at the Ethereum Foundation. He will remain with the Foundation as a protocol advisor, collaborating with Foundation and ecosystem leaders to build a robust organizational structure that supports participation across various ecosystems. Beiko emphasized the Ethereum protocol is nearing its final stage—but we’re just starting to unlock the potential of a permissionless, scalable, economically secure, low-cost verifiable world computer.