Japanese Central Bank Governor: If the economic outlook remains favorable, we will proceed with further interest rate hikes

On January 31st, the analyst Adam from Greek.live posted on social media and said, "Today, 80,000 BTC options will expire and settle. The Put Call Ratio is 0.68, and the maximum pain point is $98,000 with a nominal value of $8.38 billion. 603,000 ETH options will also expire and settle today. The Put Call Ratio is 0.43, the maximum pain point is $3,300, and the nominal value is $1.96 billion." This week, the market has been relatively calm, mainly focusing on digesting the trading impact of Trump over the past three months. The monthly expiration volume accounts for nearly 30% of the total open interest. After the settlement, the open interest of quarterly options expiring at the end of March reaches 50%. Trump's presidency not only failed to bring the expected large influx of funds to the crypto industry but also led to market weakness due to meme issuance and slow policy releases. However, in the long term, there are still many bullish factors to look forward to. The Federal Reser

On January 31st, the Federal Reserve's "preferred" inflation indicator, the Core PCE Price Index, will be released tonight at 21:30. (Kryptonian)

January 31st. As per an official announcement, Upbit is going to list VIRTUAL trading pairs in KRW, BTC, and USDT.

On January 31st, the founder of Jupiter, Meow, announced on social media, "The JUP voting season will be reopening soon, and I am extremely excited to initiate the voting."

On January 31st, Ki Young Ju, the CEO of CryptoQuant, stated on social media that "the Bitcoin bull market cycle has not ended yet. The Bitcoin buying engine is still operating. In 2021, the market downturn occurred two months after the inflows into GBTC were exhausted." "Before ETFs, MicroStrategy, and institutional purchases slow down, there is no need to rush to determine the cycle peak."

On January 31st, according to The Block, the developers of the Ethereum client Geth released version 1.14.13 on Thursday, which was given the codename "Schwarzschild". This particular release focuses on addressing a vulnerability in the Geth peer-to-peer (p2p) layer. Such a vulnerability could potentially result in denial-of-service attacks against nodes running this version and may also have an impact on Layer 2 clients.