1. BlackRock Deposits Over $114 Million in BTC and ETH to Coinbase

According to Onchain Lens monitoring, BlackRock has deposited approximately $91.9 million worth of 1,044 Bitcoins and about $22.41 million worth of 7,557 Ethereum to Coinbase, and may continue to add deposits. -Original

2. U.S. Crypto Regulation May Present a Dual-Track Pattern by 2026

On December 27, news emerged that during the second year of the Trump administration, the U.S. crypto regulatory landscape began to shift. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) transitioned from jurisdictional competition to close collaboration, jointly advancing crypto regulation. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins is promoting a token classification system, Project Crypto, and an innovation exemption mechanism, while also approving various crypto ETF listing standards, with asset tokenization as a regulatory focus. The CFTC is accelerating rule clarification through Crypto Sprint, and new Chairman Michael Selig is expected to play a core role in the regulation of crypto commodities like Bitcoin. Industry insiders believe that by 2026, U.S. crypto regulation will exhibit a dual-track pattern of SEC institutional innovation and CFTC-led market expansion. -Original

3. Spot Gold Rises to $4,540 per Ounce, Significant Gains in Palladium and Platinum

4. Trust Wallet Hacked, Approximately $7 Million Lost

Trust Wallet was hacked, affecting about $7 million, and the company has promised to compensate users for their losses according to CZ's statement. -Original

5. ETH Falls Below $2,900, 5-Minute Decline of 0.40%

6. Pakistani Police Bust Crypto Investment Scam Ring Involving $60 Million

On December 27, the National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) of Pakistan conducted a joint raid in Karachi, dismantling an international gang involved in crypto investment scams, with an estimated amount of around $60 million. During the operation, police arrested 34 individuals in the Defense Housing Authority's Phase 1 and Phase 6, including 15 foreigners and 19 Pakistani citizens. Sindh's Interior Minister Ranjhar stated that the gang had been conducting long-term scams through social media and instant messaging apps, luring victims into fake cryptocurrency and forex trading projects. Police seized 37 computers, 40 mobile phones, over 10,000 international SIM cards, and 6 illegal communication gateway devices. Currently, 22 suspects have been judicially detained, and the investigation is ongoing. -Original

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