News

ChainCatcher news, according to monitoring by The Data Nerd, in the past 24 hours, four addresses (0xb22...3DDa, 0x7B4...D4A4, 0xbfB...6E0a, and 0x7E7...1565), which may belong to the same whale or institution, transferred all their LINK holdings to multi-signature wallets, with a total value of approximately $12.54 million.

According to Odaily, RWA infrastructure project WorldAssets (WAT Protocol) announced today the completion of its brand and product system upgrade, with the new platform RWAX DEX set to launch on January 19. The project team stated that RWAX DEX integrates key processes such as RWA asset application and listing, information disclosure framework, trade matching, and user education into a unified on-chain trading and operational system, aiming to enhance the comprehensibility of RWA assets and improve market participation efficiency. According to the introduction, RWAX will open asset and project applications globally and plans to focus on supporting the RWA development of 3–5 benchmark assets in the first batch of applications. The platform will simultaneously launch ecosystem incentives and trading cost optimization mechanisms, including INC incentives and reductions in platform trading fees. WorldAssets stated that the medium- to long-term goal of RWAX is to become the "Four Meme of the RWA sector"—by providing clearer sector identification, a more concentrated pool of tradable assets, and a lower-friction participation mechanism, driving RWA from a relatively institutional narrative to broader market dissemination and user participation.

 in recent weeks, U.S. government data has been mixed, showing both disappointing job growth and strong economic growth. However, American investors have been focusing on the positive aspects, betting heavily, indicating their strong confidence that the economy will continue to move forward. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is experiencing its best start to a year since 2003. Demand for stocks of companies vulnerable to economic fluctuations (such as retailers) is particularly strong. Although the market expects the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates further, long-term U.S. Treasury yields remain high — indicating that investors do not anticipate a recession that would trigger larger rate cuts. Investors generally explain their optimism from two perspectives: first, they believe recent economic data is quite encouraging, with the slowdown in job growth mainly due to reduced immigration and government layoffs, rather than a sharp decline in private sector labor demand. Second, they hope the economy will further improve on this basis, partly benefiting from reduced trade policy uncertainty and the lagged effects of last year's tax cuts. “We see the U.S. showing resilient real and nominal growth,” said Blerina Uruçi, Chief U.S. Economist at T. Rowe Price, “therefore, historically, the stock market performs well in this environment.”