According to CoinMeta, the U.S. government recently transferred 12,300 bitcoins, worth approximately $1.01 billion. Meanwhile, the initial number of people filing for unemployment benefits in the U.S. was 197,000, which is lower than expected, further strengthening the Federal Reserve's confidence in maintaining high interest rates. Federal Reserve governor Jerome Powell stated that more interest rate hikes are still needed, and a flexible approach to the pace of hikes will be maintained. Fed official Randal Quarles pointed out that interest rates should be raised within the next 6 to 9 months to curb inflation. In addition, the price of Brent crude oil broke through $104 per barrel, with an increase of over 4%. The chairman of [relevant organization] stated that the crypto industry is returning to the U.S., and clearer regulations will help to retain the industry. The European Union has required crypto companies within its jurisdiction to stop providing non-compliant stablecoin services by January 8, 2027. [relevant entity] announced that it will launch bitcoin custody services in Singapore.