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Author: Zhao Ying
Source: Wall Street Insights
"Trump Coin Circle Assets" Alt5 Sigma is facing chaotic financial reporting and potential delisting risks, having replaced three auditing firms within six weeks, with company executives also resigning consecutively in recent times.
On Tuesday, according to the Financial Times of the UK, the license of Victor Mokuolu CPA PLLC, the auditing firm hired earlier this month by the cryptocurrency company associated with the Trump family, Alt5 Sigma, expired in August. After the Financial Times inquired about this issue, Alt5 Sigma fired the auditing firm on Christmas Day and appointed LJ Soldinger Associates as its third auditing firm.
This Las Vegas-based company, headquartered in Las Vegas, in August of this year with the Trump family

Mars Finance News, according to Yonhap News Agency, the draft of the "Basic Law on Digital Assets" (Virtual Assets Phase Two Bill) being drafted by the Korean Financial Commission has been partially disclosed. The draft is expected to include multiple investor protection measures, such as requiring stablecoin issuers to invest reserves in deposits, government bonds, and other assets, and to deposit over 100% of the issuance balance with banks or other management institutions to achieve bankruptcy risk isolation. The bill may also stipulate that in the event of hacking attacks or system failures, digital asset operators must bear no-fault damages liability, and their disclosure obligations, terms, and advertising regulations will align with financial industry standards. Additionally, the bill may permit the domestic sale of digital assets under full information disclosure, aiming to improve the current situation where domestic ICOs are banned, and projects bypass overseas issuance and then flow back into the country. However, the submission of the bill may be delayed until next year due to key disputes. The core disagreements include: Korea's banks advocate only

DeFi Oasis data shows that among Polymarket's over 1.7 million trading addresses, 70% incurred losses and 30% made profits. Less than 0.04% of addresses achieved $3.7 billion in profits, with the top 24.56% of profitable addresses accounting for only 0.86% of total profits. Addresses earning over $1,000 need to be in the top 4.9%.

The Ethereum network experienced a key shift by the end of 2025, with staking inflows significantly surpassing outflows, indicating improved market sentiment and a positive network outlook. As institutional participation increases, technological upgrades progress, and de-leveraging continues, the reversal of the validator queue has become a signal of market confidence rebuilding. Future developments will still require time to observe.

Chairman French Hill of the House Financial Services Committee stated that the USD-backed stablecoin bill alone cannot guarantee market operation. He emphasized the need for supporting market structure legislation to provide clear rules and distribution channels, avoiding liquidity fragmentation and stagnation of adoption.

In 2025, the forced liquidation in the cryptocurrency derivatives market reached $150 billion, reflecting high leverage and the risk concentration among a few exchanges. The liquidation events exposed the limitations of market mechanisms and the need for improved management to prevent future crises.

Mars Finance reports that, according to Lookonchain monitoring, the US Bitcoin ETF experienced a net outflow of 3,495 BTC, with a 7-day net outflow of 8,778 BTC; Ethereum ETF saw a net outflow of 17,969 ETH, with a 7-day net outflow of 29,287 ETH; SOL ETF had a net inflow of 6,401 SOL, with a 7-day net inflow of 117,433 SOL.

In 2025, Ethereum has two major upgrades, Pectra and Fusaka, which are considered successfully completed. In 2026, Ethereum's schedule remains tight, with two important upgrades (hard forks) planned: Glamsterdam (around mid-year) and Heze-Bogota (around the end of the year). These two upgrades aim to further improve Ethereum's TPS, privacy, and security.
Glamsterdam

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Original source: Jin10 Data
Investors are preparing for a potentially very different Federal Reserve in the coming year.
Trump has indicated that he will soon nominate the next Federal Reserve Chair. He also doubled down on his rate cut demands and recently told The Wall Street Journal that he hopes the new leader will support his agenda.
So far, the market has shown little sign of serious concern that the Fed might completely abandon its independence. However, investors are still preparing for a Fed that could be filled with extraordinary disagreements, weakened chair authority, and the threat of more radical reforms.
Below is how investors are assessing the different possible paths the Federal Reserve might take:
Threats to the Market
Analysts warn that a less independent Federal Reserve would pose significant threats to the economy and markets.
Although the Fed controls short-term interest rates, the cost of borrowing in the US is largely influenced by long-term .