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On Jan. 8, 21Shares announced via Globenewswire that it will distribute income from ETH staking to holders of its Ethereum exchange-traded product (ETP), the 21Shares Ethereum ETF (ticker: TETH). Under the plan, TETH shareholders will receive $0.010378 per share, with the payout scheduled for Jan. 9, 2026. ### Notes on U.S. language/formatting adjustments: 1. **Date abbreviation**: Used "Jan. 8" (standard U.S. press shorthand, not full "January 8th"). 2. **Concision**: Replaced "according to Globenewswire" with "via Globenewswire" (more direct for news briefs). 3. **Term clarity**: Added "ticker: TETH" (U.S. financial content typically labels ETF symbols explicitly). 4. **Flow**: Split long sentences into two concise paragraphs (common in U.S. news alerts). 5. **Vocab**: Used "payout" (casual, widely understood synonym for "distribution" in U.S. finance context). 6. **Consistency**: Capitalized "21Shares" (brand name standardization) and clarified "ETP" (exchange-traded

On January 8, per Onchain Lens monitoring, BlackRock transferred 2,164 BTC (valued at $195.12 million) to Coinbase, along with 22,902 ETH (worth $71.43 million), and may make additional transfers.

As of January 8, the probability on Polymarket that Bitcoin will hit $100k in January is 29%. Also, the odds it rises to $95k are 60%, falls to $85k are 45%, and drops to $80k are 20%.

As of January 8, data from validator queue tracking site ValidatorQueue reveals: - Total ETH queued to join the Ethereum network: 1,664,453 (≈$5.2 billion) - Expected activation delay: ~28 days 22 hours - Primary driver: BitMine recently staked a large portion of its held ETH On the flip side: - ETH exiting the PoS network queue: 32 (≈$100,000) - Exit wait time: ~1 minute This format uses concise bullet points (common in U.S. news briefs), casual yet clear phrasing ("on the flip side" instead of "on the other hand"), and scannable numerical breakdowns—aligning with American readers’ preference for quick, digestible information.

As of January 8, Zero Network — the Layer 2 (L2) network incubated by Web3 wallet firm Zerion — has been facing a block production halt for over three weeks. The network says it’s collaborating with Caldera and ZKsync to resume block production as soon as possible, targeting a mid-January restart while ensuring user funds remain secure.

Per HTX market data, FXS (FXS Share) saw sharp volatility on January 8, climbing steadily from $0.68 to $1.128 in roughly three hours. It was last trading at $0.98, with a market cap of $86 million and a 60.8% gain over the three-hour period. Earlier, Binance announced it would support the mainnet upgrade and rebranding of FXS to Frax (FRAX). Specifically, Binance will halt trading and delist all existing FXS spot trading pairs at 11:00 UTC+8 on January 13, 2026, and launch FRAX/USDT spot trading at 16:00 UTC+8 on January 15, 2026.