Odaily Morning News | January 1
1. Warren Buffett has officially retired, stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway;
2. A suspected market maker's account on a certain exchange has been hacked, causing abnormal surges in BROCCOLI714-USDT spot trading;
3. Tether purchased 8,888.88 BTC at the end of Q4 2025, worth $784.51 million;
4. Vitalik changed his profile picture to a Milady NFT style at the beginning of 2026;
5. Economist: The Federal Reserve may keep interest rates unchanged for a longer period;
6. A newly created wallet withdrew 5,798 ETH from a CEX, worth $17.24 million;
7. US Senator: Digital ID and CBDC will deprive Americans of financial freedom and privacy;
8. Tom Lee: The trends of gold and silver indicate a promising outlook for digital assets in 2026;
9. Trust Wallet CEO: The extension is currently unavailable for download in the Chrome Web Store, beware of counterfeit apps;
10. A certain crypto exchange suffered another hacker attack, with losses of $48 million.
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