Infinex adjusts Public Sale rules: Removes purchase limit, switches to bottom-up allocation, retains lock-up period, and Patron priority

On January 7, Solana ecosystem KOL fabiano.sol said in a post: “At Token2049 Singapore 2024, Berachain hosted the biggest party at Marquee (Marina Bay Sands). It garnered massive attention back then, but its Total Value Locked (TVL) has since dropped from $30 billion to roughly $1.84 billion. Even in favorable market conditions, it only brings in a few thousand dollars in daily revenue.” CZ responded: “Marketing matters, but you need a real product—one people actually use—to back it up. Focus on the actual builders.”

January 7th: LookOnChain monitoring data shows a crypto whale deposited 2 million USDC into Hyperliquid an hour ago and shorted 358.85 BTC with 40x leverage—valued at approximately $33.24 million.

On January 7, per LookOnChain data, a whale (0xFB78) deposited 15.5M USDC to Hyperliquid and opened a 20x leveraged long position on 980 BTC—valued at $90.7M.

On January 7th, Bitwise Chief Investment Officer Matt Hougan noted that Morgan Stanley currently manages 20 ETFs, with most issued under brands including Calvert, Parametric, and Eaton Vance. The proposed Bitcoin and Solana ETFs will be the third and fourth ETFs operated directly under the "Morgan Stanley" brand—a notable development.

On January 7th, monitoring from HyperInsight (Telegram: @HyperInsight) shows the "Battle King" trader (address 0x4331c) closed a $6.58 million short position on SOL 45 minutes ago, netting a $10,000 profit. Before this trade, the address had executed 121 total transactions: only 1 resulted in a $47 loss, while the remaining 120 were closed after locking in profits. The account’s total profit stood at $273,800 prior to the latest move.

**January 7 – U.S. Treasury markets reacted tepidly to the U.S. intervention in Venezuela on Wednesday, as traders turned their focus to the December 2025 non-farm payrolls (NFP) report set for release Friday by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).** **Context: Bond investors have been waiting for clear, reliable labor data from the BLS since the October and November 2025 NFP reports dropped after last year’s government shutdown.** **BMO Capital Markets strategists note Friday’s employment figures could be enough to lift investor confidence.** **Also on Friday: The U.S. Supreme Court may rule on the legality of Trump’s global tariffs — a development that could move markets.** **Treasury yield update: The 10-year Treasury yield’s spread over the 2-year hit a key milestone Tuesday, climbing to its highest level in nearly nine months. That signals traders are betting the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in 2026.** **Source: FXStreet**