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According to Odaily, Nasdaq-listed WLFI treasury company ALT5 Sigma has announced the launch of "ALT5 AI," officially entering the fields of enterprise-level AI, AI payments, and AI-driven economic activities. The company aims to promote the integration of crypto, compliance, and AI payment infrastructure, and has also appointed Bill Inman as Chief Innovation Strategy Officer and spokesperson. ALT5 Sigma stated that ALT5 AI will introduce intelligence, security, and automation capabilities to its existing decentralized payment platform, and will explore AI-native settlement. In addition, it plans to connect to the World Liberty Financial ecosystem to support settlements based on the USD1 stablecoin and the ecological use of the WLFI token, expanding the practical application scenarios of AI-driven transaction flows. (Businesswire)

BlockBeats News, January 21st, the Solana Policy Institute issued a public letter regarding the conviction of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm, stating that this case is not an isolated incident but a key test of whether the United States will continue to support open technology innovation. The institute called for clearer legal protections for non-custodial software developers, pointing out that the latest encryption regulation bill text from the Senate Banking Committee has incorporated relevant provisions, stating that developers who do not control user funds should not be considered money transmitters. (The Block)

According to AiCoin's real-time on-chain monitoring, between 21:00 and 21:04 today (UTC+8), the "pension whale (pension-usdt.eth)" closed BTC long positions, with a total of 59 BTC closed, valued at $5.27 million. As of press time, all BTC long positions have been closed. The loss amounted to $410,700. Whale address: 0x0ddf9bae2af4b874b96d287a5ad42eb47138a902