Blockchain Daily Briefing: JPMorgan States Inflation and Geopolitical Risks May Sustain Demand for Gold and Bitcoin Long-Term

1. JPMorgan: Inflation and geopolitical risks may support demand for gold and Bitcoin in the long term.

2. Base Protocol Head: Base and Ethereum are not in a zero-sum competition; L2 is executing the Ethereum roadmap to achieve a win-win situation.

3. Anti-crypto Federal Reserve Vice Chair Michael Barr resigns.

4. Sui's TVL surpasses $2 billion, reaching a historical high.

5. $USDC Treasury minting an additional 250 million $USDC on the Solana chain at midnight.

6. Binance Research: The crypto market will continue to grow in 2025, driven by regulation, institutional participation, DeFi, and AI developments.

7. CryptoQuant CEO: This Bitcoin bull market may create the longest cycle.

8. The U.S. Congress officially certifies Trump's election as president, with Vance elected as the next vice president.

9. MicroStrategy has purchased Bitcoin for nine consecutive weeks, bringing its total holdings to approximately $44.30 billion.

10. The 24-hour DEX trading volume on the Solana network has surpassed the combined total of Ethereum and Base.

11. Nasdaq applies to raise BlackRock's Bitcoin spot ETF position limit from 25,000 shares to 250,000 shares.

12. Nvidia surpasses Apple to become the world's most valuable company.

13. Prediction markets show a 92% chance that crypto-friendly Pierre Poilievre will be elected as the next Prime Minister of Canada.

14. Satoshi Action Fund co-founder: The 14th U.S. state is preparing to introduce "strategic Bitcoin reserve" legislation.

15. Michael Saylor expresses willingness to serve as a cryptocurrency advisor in the Trump administration.