Odaily星球日报讯 10x Research 的 Markus Thielen 表示，大多数市场参与者预计美国统计局 2 月 12 日公布的报告中通胀率将同比上涨 2.9%。不过，他表示，美国 Truflation 通胀指数（实时通胀追踪指标）已从 3.0%下降至 2.1%，这表明通胀压力“可能比预期的缓解速度更快”。他说：“如果 CPI 意外下滑至 2.7%或 2.8%，比特币可能会出现反弹。” 如果比特币价格再上涨 10,000 美元，将达到 105,491 美元，仅比 1 月 20 日特朗普就职典礼前夕创下的 109,000 美元的历史高点低 3.5% 。（Cointelegraph）

Odaily星球日报讯 美联储前副主席、现任 Pimco 全球经济顾问克拉里达撰文回顾了其在 2018-2019 年特朗普第一任期内的经验，并分析了 2025 年美联储可能面临的挑战。尽管通胀预期目前看似稳定，但关税政策可能不及预期且其不确定性或对经济增长构成阻力，可能使通胀意外明显下降，进而影响货币政策决策。（金十）

Odaily星球日报讯 Magic Eden 于 X 发布关于创世空投中未领取 ME 更新：从 2 月 14 日上午 11 点（太平洋时间）开始，1640 万枚 ME 将直接分发到 2 月 1 日申领结束前质押的钱包中。

Odaily星球日报讯 Bitget 行情数据显示，ZRC 上涨突破 0.05 USDT，现报 0.05535 USDT，24H 涨幅 40%。

Odaily星球日报讯 迪拜成功举办了两场备受瞩目的区块链活动，汇聚了全球 Web3 社区的创新力量与思想领袖。Gate.io 的 CGEO Laura K. Inamedinova 在两场活动中均发挥了重要作用，为行业带来了深刻洞见。 2 月 4 日，dubAI Crypto Meet-up 在 Cypher Capital Hub 举行，Laura K. Inamedinova 就人工智能与加密货币的融合发表了主题演讲，为行业前沿技术的整合与未来发展定下了基调。她的见解引发了与会者对行业变革的深入思考。 紧接着，2 月 5 日至 6 日，Global Blockchain Congress（Agora）隆重召开。Laura 在“How to Fund-Raise for Crypto Projects”专家圆桌讨论中担任主讲嘉宾，分享了在 Web3 复杂融资环境中的战略视角，为初创企业提供了宝贵的指导。 这两场活动通过精心策划的议程、动态项目展示以及高效社交环节，进一步巩固了迪拜作为全球区块链创新中心的地位。Laura 的深度参与不仅彰显了 Gate.io 在行业中的领导力，也为全球区块链生态的蓬勃发展注入了新动能。

Odaily星球日报讯 去中心化 AI 金融层项目 TaoFi 宣布完成战略融资，DCG 领投，Pantera Capital、Taostats、Lyrik Ventures 等参投，具体投资金额暂未披露。 据介绍，TaoFi 正在 Bittensor 上构建一套基础 DeFi 产品。这些产品将为代理和人类用户提供服务，重点是解锁新的加密 AI 用例。

According to BlockBeats, on-chain analyst @ali_charts has reported that whales have collectively purchased more than 600,000 ETH over the past week.

According to Odaily, PGIM Fixed Income has reported that the Bank of Japan might increase its benchmark interest rate by another 25 basis points this year. The report suggests that if Japanese consumers significantly boost their spending, the central bank could expedite the rate hikes. It highlights that the Bank of Japan is gradually moving towards a nominal policy rate of around 2%, with the latest increase bringing the rate to a crucial psychological level of 0.5%. In the long term, PGIM believes that the Bank of Japan considers a nominal rate of at least 1% to be appropriate.

According to Odaily, Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas Pliego recently criticized Europe's approach to cryptocurrency during an interview on the Lunaticoin podcast. He described Europe as a 'museum' where nothing happens and no investments are made. Salinas Pliego further likened Europe to a 'zoo,' suggesting that citizens are confined and preparing for the introduction of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). He argued that Bitcoin could offer a means for people to escape this situation.

According to Cointelegraph, nearly one-third of central banks have postponed their plans to launch central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) due to regulatory issues and shifting economic priorities. A survey conducted by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum (OMFIF) and Giesecke+Devrient Currency Technology revealed that while some central banks are proceeding with their CBDC initiatives, approximately 31% have delayed their implementation. The report highlights that the primary reasons for these delays include concerns over regulatory and governance frameworks, as well as unexpected economic challenges that have taken precedence over CBDC development. It also notes that the establishment of legislation is often influenced by political will rather than the central bank's technical capabilities or policy decisions. U.S. President Donald Trump recently signed an executive order on January 23, prohibiting the establishment, issuance, circulation, and use of a CBDC in the United States. While the crypto community largely welcomed the ban, industry leaders expressed apprehension about its potential impact on other nations exploring CBDC development. The survey also identified economic and technical challenges as factors contributing to the delay in CBDC issuance. One central bank cited inflation spikes and debt distress as reasons for postponing its timeline. Additionally, some banks have decided to scale back their CBDC research efforts to concentrate on other payment-related issues. The OMFIF noted that technical challenges are no longer a significant barrier for most central banks, as previous surveys had identified issues such as offline payments, privacy, and interoperability with existing payment systems as obstacles. Despite these challenges, the survey found that the proportion of central banks inclined to issue a CBDC has decreased to 18%, down from 38% in 2022. Conversely, the number of banks less inclined to issue a CBDC has risen by 15%, compared to 0% in 2022. Nonetheless, the majority of central banks surveyed still anticipate issuing a CBDC within the next decade. The Human Rights Foundation, which launched a CBDC tracker in November 2023, acknowledges the potential benefits of CBDCs in enhancing payment efficiency and expanding financial inclusion for underserved populations. However, it also warns of potential drawbacks, such as privacy infringements and the risk of government corruption.

Despite the programme being shuttered five months ago, a significant $24 million remains staked in Lido for Solana.