Odaily Planet Daily reports that Strive, a US-listed Bitcoin crypto treasury company, has completed its SATA stock offering and oversubscription follow-on issuance, as well as the Semler note exchange. The company purchased 333.89 bitcoins at an average price of $89,851, bringing its total holdings to 13,131.82 bitcoins, making Strive the tenth largest corporate Bitcoin holder globally.

According to data from msx.com, the three major US stock indexes opened higher, with the S&P 500 breaking the 7,000-point mark for the first time. Cryptocurrency stocks generally rose, with Solana up 0.49%, SharpLink up 1.3%, Bitmine up 3.05%, and Circle up 4.77%. Coinbase fell 0.13%, and Strategy (MSTR) rose 0.66%. msx.com is a decentralized RWA trading platform that has listed hundreds of RWA tokens, covering US stocks and ETF tokens such as AAPL, AMZN, GOOGL, META, MSFT, NFLX, and NVDA.

According to GMGN data, the top-ranked address on Binance 2017 for Meme coin, ending in 1c05, was created two days ago and received $300,000. It has been continuously buying and currently has a floating profit of $120,000.

Huoxun Finance reported on January 28 that LiquidCapital founder Yi Lihua appealed on the X platform, hoping that CZ and He Yi would use part of Binance's profits to buy assets such as BTC/ETH. Yi Lihua stated, "Companies like Tether and Binance operate like pump-and-dump schemes in the industry, raking in billions of dollars in profits annually. They achieved rapid, unregulated growth in the early days of the cryptocurrency market, bypassing compliance requirements. Tether, as a non-compliant stablecoin company, not only rakes in huge profits in the cryptocurrency market but also uses those profits to aggressively purchase gold. From an investment perspective, it's successful; from the perspective of industry building and respect, it's a failure. On the contrary, compliant stablecoins like USD1, which subsidize users through WLFI while continuously buying ETH and other industry assets, represent true industry building." He added, "If CZ (Cryptocurrency CEO) genuinely believes in the supercycle and Yi Jie (a prominent figure in the cryptocurrency industry) is optimistic about the Bitcoin era, they should use some of Binance's profits to buy BTC/ETH. This would truly align their words with their actions, genuinely build the industry, and earn them more respect. Of course, I also hope other platforms follow suit. Only an industry bull market can bring better things for everyone, while those big short sellers are the real cancer in the industry."

Huoxun Finance reported on January 28th that CertiK, a Web3 security company, was featured on the official website of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, marking a significant step towards international recognition of Web3 infrastructure. Davos considers CertiK a pioneer in blockchain security, recognizing its ability to introduce cutting-edge academic findings into enterprise-level applications, helping critical business systems achieve scalable growth while ensuring security and accuracy. As a crucial platform for discussing global economic trends and promoting collaborative development, the Davos Forum has long focused on key infrastructure influencing global economic and institutional evolution. CertiK's appearance on the Davos website signifies that security, transparency, and risk governance are evolving from single technical issues into fundamental drivers supporting the long-term development of the industry. Previously, CertiK founder Gu Ronghui appeared in Davos and gave an exclusive interview to CBS, revealing that YZiLabs (formerly BinanceLabs) recently completed a new round of strategic investment in CertiK, becoming its largest investor. Furthermore, CertiK is exploring an IPO.