#数字资产市场动态 Recent week has seen a flurry of signals in the crypto and financial markets, with several key developments worth noting:

At the Federal Reserve level, the probability of maintaining interest rates unchanged in January has risen to 95%, providing the market with a relatively clear expectation anchor. Meanwhile, the topic of the Fed's independence has gained attention—Treasury officials emphasized that independence "does not mean no oversight," and relevant individuals will also testify in defense of the Fed. While policy uncertainty has eased somewhat, regulatory battles continue.

In terms of institutional positioning, Cardone Capital has newly purchased $10 million worth of Bitcoin, once again confirming traditional capital's ongoing optimism towards $BTC. The New York Stock Exchange is also busy developing a tokenized trading and settlement platform for US stocks, which indicates that on-chain financial infrastructure is expanding from crypto natives to the traditional financial system.

On internationalization, fintech company Revolut is applying for a Peruvian banking license to accelerate its expansion in Latin America; simultaneously, a leading compliance platform is partnering with Circle to promote an "end-to-end" national economic pilot in Bermuda. These cross-border payments and on-chain settlement explorations are becoming increasingly concrete.

Market pulse-wise, $BTC and $SOL remain focal points. Short-term policy conditions are relatively friendly, and in the long term, institutional recognition of crypto assets is steadily increasing.