Coinbase International will list AXS, XTZ, EGLD for Futures Trading

On January 31st, according to data from Farside Investors, a net inflow of $68 million was observed in the US Ethereum spot ETF yesterday. This includes: - A net inflow of $81.1 million in BlackRock ETHA; - A net inflow of $15.4 million in Fidelity FETH; - A net outflow of $40.3 million in Grayscale ETHE; - A net inflow of $12.8 million in Grayscale ETH.

On January 31st, based on Farside Investors' data, yesterday the net inflow of the US Bitcoin spot ETF was $588.99 million. This included: - The net inflow of BlackRock IBIT yesterday was $322.39 million. - The net inflow of ARKB was $12.6 million. - The net inflow of EZBC was $6.1 million. - The net inflow of Grayscale BTC was $4.6 million.

On January 31st, as per Trader T's monitoring, there was a net inflow of $322.39 million into BlackRock's IBIT yesterday.

On January 31st, Circle announced that its cross-chain transfer protocol, CCTP, now has support for Aptos. This enables developers and users to securely transfer USDC across 10 blockchains, achieving a 1:1 capital efficiency. CCTP employs a native burn and mint mechanism, obviating the need for liquidity locking or reliance on third parties. As a result, capital efficiency is maximized and trust assumptions are minimized. Currently, multiple applications, wallets, cross-chain bridges, and trading platforms, such as Wormhole and Portal, support CCTP.

On January 31st, US President Trump declared that he would demand that BRICS countries neither establish a new BRICS currency nor support any other currency to replace the predominant US dollar. In the event that they do so, they will be subject to 100% tariffs. (Fx678)

January 31st - After Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda implemented the third rate hike within a week, the inflation rate in Tokyo picked up pace, offering support to the Bank of Japan's economic outlook. The Japanese government announced on Friday that in January, the consumer prices in Tokyo, excluding fresh food, increased by 2.5% year-on-year, which was in line with the median forecast of economists and marked the largest rise since February of last year. The latest CPI data indicates persistent inflationary pressures. According to a survey, the most likely time for the Bank of Japan's next rate hike is in July, followed by September. It is noteworthy that 45% of the respondents believe that in a risk scenario, the rate hike window may be advanced to April. Economist Taro Kimura stated that Tokyo's inflation rebounding vigorously once again will further convince the Bank of Japan that inflation is steadily approaching its 2% target, prompting it to continuously scale back stimu