According to market sources, GameStop is suspected of transferring all its on-chain BTC to Coinbase Prime, which may be for sale. (Cointelegraph) It is reported that between May 14th and 23rd, 2025, GameStop purchased 4,710 Bitcoins at an average price of $1.079 million, representing an investment of approximately $504 million. If sold at a price of $90,800, this could result in a loss of approximately $76 million.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that OpenEden, in a joint announcement on its X platform with FalconX and Monarq, is launching the tokenized yield portfolio PRISM. This product aims to achieve stable returns throughout market cycles and maintain a low correlation with cryptocurrency prices through a multi-strategy quantitative model actively managed by Monarq. PRISM's investment strategies include spot-to-futures arbitrage, over-collateralized lending to institutional counterparties, participation in on-chain yield platforms, and allocation to regulated tokenized real-world assets, including US Treasury-backed assets. Returns will be distributed through a staking mechanism, allowing users to stake PRISM to earn xPRISM, a value-accumulating certificate reflecting portfolio performance over time. The product is currently based on the Ethereum network and will gradually expand to more networks. PRISM has a limited pre-deposit activity prior to its launch.

According to an official announcement, Bitget has launched U-Balanced SPACE and FIGHT perpetual contracts, with leverage ratios ranging from 1 to 20 times. Contract trading bots will also be available simultaneously.

According to data from Odaily Planet Daily, Ethereum's daily active addresses rebounded in January, briefly surpassing major Layer 2 networks, driven by lower transaction fees. Token Terminal statistics show that Ethereum's daily active addresses approached 1 million this month, briefly rising to approximately 1.3 million on January 16th, before falling back to around 950,000. However, analysts warn that the active address data may be overestimated. Security researcher Andrey Sergeenkov pointed out that the January address growth is highly correlated with attacks such as address poisoning, where attackers send extremely small stablecoin transfers to numerous wallets, causing fake addresses to appear in victims' transaction records, thus inducing them to transfer funds unnecessarily. Overall, Ethereum mainnet activity does show signs of recovery, but short-term data contains a large amount of non-genuine demand, and the quality of the on-chain "recovery" remains to be seen. (CoinDesk)

Odaily Planet Daily reports that the American Bankers Association has listed "preventing stablecoins from generating yields" as its top lobbying goal for 2026. The association argues that interest-bearing stablecoins could become a substitute for bank deposits, potentially leading to trillions of dollars flowing out of the traditional banking system, weakening banks' lending capacity and jeopardizing their core role in the financial system. In response, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire countered at the Davos Forum, calling concerns about stablecoin yields affecting bank deposits "completely absurd," pointing out that yields can enhance user stickiness and that stablecoins will become an essential payment system for AI agents conducting large-scale transactions in the future. Opponents argue that this move aims to protect bank interests, restrict fintech innovation, and put the US dollar at a disadvantage in competition with China's digital yuan. (Cryptopolitan)