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BlockBeats News, January 28th, according to Cloverpool data, recently, the Bitcoin network's total computing power plummeted rapidly from 1.16 ZH/s to 690 EH/s, marking the largest drop in history. It then began to rebound and is currently at 859.17 EH/s. Some analysts pointed out that this rapid decline in mining power was due to the impact of the U.S. winter storm. The storm, named "Fernan," brought extreme cold, snow, and ice storms to most parts of the U.S., leading to power outages for over 1 million residents. Power grid operators have also successively issued energy-saving s. Many U.S. mining pools have been affected by or forced to shut down due to this storm, resulting in a continued decline in mining power.

CoinWorld reported: According to CoinWorld, Whale tweeted that 26,880 ETH (approximately $81 million) were transferred from an unknown wallet to the Ethereum Beacon Chain deposit contract.

Glonghui, January 28｜The world’s largest luxury goods group LVMH announced its Q4 2025 results, with total revenue down 5.1% year-on-year to 22.72 billion euros, slightly above analysts’ expectations of 22.59 billion euros; organic revenue grew 1% year-on-year, maintaining the same growth rate as Q3 and outperforming the market’s expected slight decline of 0.42%. For the full year 2025, LVMH’s total revenue was approximately 80.81 billion euros, down 4.6% year-on-year, in line with market expectations; recurring operating profit fell 9% year-on-year to about 17.8 billion euros, and net profit dropped 13% year-on-year to about 10.9 billion euros. By region, in Q4, organic revenue in Asia (excluding Japan) grew 1%, while analysts had expected a 2.1% decline, with local demand rebounding stronger than market expectations, especially with positive signals in China; organic revenue in Japan and Europe fell by 5% and 2% respectively, while organic revenue in the US grew 1%. By business segment, Q4 organic revenue from fashion and leather goods declined 3%, and full-year total revenue dropped about 8% year-on-year to 37.77 billion euros, slightly below analysts’ expectations of 37.79 billion euros. Slowing demand, tariffs, and customs issues hit the wine and spirits business, with Q4 organic revenue down 9% and full-year revenue at about 5.36 billion euros, with recurring operating profit plunging about 25%. Q4 organic revenue from watches and jewelry grew 8%, far exceeding expectations, with full-year revenue at 10.49 billion euros, driven by flagship and high-end collections from brands such as Tiffany and Bvlgari.