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According to PANews, a Hong Kong court has initiated the use of blockchain technology to deliver tokenized legal notices to anonymous owners of illicit wallet addresses. This development follows a court injunction revealing that two wallet addresses on the Tron network have received such notices, with instructions to freeze their assets. While courts in jurisdictions like the United States and the United Kingdom have previously adapted to new methods, Hong Kong's approach is notable for not allowing ignorance as a defense. Joshua Chu, a cybersecurity advisor at Macro Systems, explained that continuing transactions could lead to criminal charges. Centralized exchanges, which are obligated to comply with anti-money laundering and 'know your blockchain' regulations, may exercise caution or refuse transactions with these wallets. Traditionally, legal documents are served in person, but some jurisdictions permit delivery via registered mail, email, or fax under specific conditions. If recipients cannot be located, notices are published in newspapers or online. Moses Park, the plaintiff's lawyer in the Hong Kong case, noted that serving court documents to wallet holders was previously challenging under existing procedures. The court injunction has established a digital perimeter around the 2.65 million USDT lost by victims of online fraud. However, by the time the tokenized court order reached the suspicious wallet, some assets had already been moved to an exchange. As of the report, approximately 1 million USDT remains in the wallet. Chu mentioned that the remaining assets are being handled separately but declined to provide further details.

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Pro-crypto US representative Tom Emmer has been appointed vice chairman of the House Subcommittee on Digital Assets, Financial Technology, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The declaration was delivered by House Financial Services Committee Chairman French Hill on January 14. Hill addressed the importance of encouraging innovation while protecting consumers, saying, “Together, our Committee... source: https://www.cryptopolitan.com/tom-emmer-vice-chair-crypto-subcommittee/

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1. CZ praised Malaysia's new stance on blockchain and said it would continue to move forward; 2. Binance will remove REEF/USDT perpetual contracts and adjust leverage and margin levels; 3. A whale redeemed 11.23 million USD0++, with a total loss of US$999,000; 4. XRP's global asset market value ranking rose by 17 places to 101st; 5. The founder of Polychain transferred 1ETH to an address, which then issued the token AZLT, with a market value of US$3.7 million; 6. AIXBT's market value once exceeded US$750 million, setting a record high; 7. OKX is about to launch AIXBT (aixbt by Virtuals); 8. FXPro Chief Analyst: Bitcoin has maintained a steady rise since the "pin" on Monday this week, and the market recovery prospects have been enhanced; 9. Reown (formerly WalletConnet) completed a US$13 million Series B financing, led by USV and 1kx; 10. Solayer pre-sale rules adjusted: cancel subscription hard cap, lower minimum subscription amount; 11. In 2024, multiple crypto hedge funds achieved double-digit returns, and the VisionTrack Composite Index rose 40%; 12. Sonic Labs: S token airdrops are linked to the points plan, and there are three ways to obtain them; 13. A newly created address spent $3.06 million to build a position in AIXBT, and has made a floating profit of $447,000; 14. Bybit is about to launch S/USDT perpetual contracts; 15. Thailand plans to ban Polymarket to combat online gambling.

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After a 2-year wait, FTX is finally ready to repay its users. FTX will likely start repaying claims of up to $50,000 after Jan 20, according to Sunil, who is the spokesman who have vowed to represent all the creditors who have lost their money in the FTX scandal.

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BTC, Italy's largest bank invested 1 million euros in the first phase to enter BTC. Golden Finance, corporate purchases of BTC will be an important theme in 2025.

As stablecoins become more popular, the industry will see a disruption, and the first to be affected will be those businesses that currently have the least friendly payment methods.

Meta plans to cut 5% of its workforce, targeting low performers, sparking concerns over evaluation accuracy. Some employees question the timing after a "rough" week, leaving many wondering how performance will be measured.

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Satoshi Action Fund foundation is continuing to fight for Bitcoin and secure Bitcoin's place in U.S. Policy. In a recent tweet, Dennis Porter, the CEO and co-founder of Satoshi Action Fund shared that the organisation has raised $300,000 of its $500,000 fundraising goal, with two weeks remaining in the campaign.