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In the world of technology, whether an idea has truly entered the mainstream is often not marked by it taking the stage at an Apple keynote, but by it being quietly written into the personal profile of a legendary builder. When Isaac Schlueter, co-founder of Node.js and npm, added his Bitcoin address to his GitHub profile and sponsorship dashboard, a silent but watershed moment was thus set. This architect, who laid the foundation for modular collaboration on the internet, described his feelings in a tweet as “Really amazing, although I still find it a bit hard to fully understand”—a phrase that precisely captures the complex state of rational admiration and cognitive dissonance faced by classical internet elites when encountering the crypto world. This is no longer just a simple addition of a payment option, but a soul-level code submission: the builders of traditional internet infrastructure are now embracing the crypto network as a system of technological belief.

At the Davos Forum, Jensen Huang introduced the new concept of "Physical AI," marking a shift in AI competition towards application-centric development. He highlighted three major challenges: spatial intelligence, virtual training grounds, and electronic skin, indicating the future development of robotics technology, while also providing new opportunities for the Crypto track.

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January 19th, according to official sources, ICE Group's New York Stock Exchange announced today that it is developing a platform for tokenized securities trading and on-chain settlement, and will seek regulatory approval for this.
The NYSE's new digital platform will support tokenized trading experiences, including 24/7 operation, instant settlement, order placement in USD amounts, and fund transfers based on stablecoins. Its design integrates the NYSE Pillar matching engine with a blockchain-based post-trade system, capable of supporting multi-chain settlement and custody.
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Decentralized social protocols Lens and Farcaster have successively changed managers, marking a shift in the industry from technical development to user operation. Mask Network took over Lens, emphasizing product development, while Neynar's takeover of Farcaster continues the ecosystem infrastructure. These changes reflect that decentralized social platforms require more professional product operations to achieve ecological prosperity. Although the market's response has been pessimistic, industry experts believe that the protocols still possess resilience.

The article discusses the profound impact of the OECD's "Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework" (CARF) on global tax transparency, emphasizing the redefinition of privacy rights and the importance of trust systems in compliance. Through legal tools, wealth management and inheritance can achieve an effective balance between legality and privacy in the context of transparency. Professional organizations such as the Hong Kong Trustees Association have played a key role in this process.

In 2022, the OECD released the "Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework" (CARF), marking the entry of digital assets into a fully transparent era. High-net-worth families are shifting towards a compliant development model, with Hong Kong and Singapore demonstrating differentiated strategies in response to CARF. Hong Kong emphasizes legal safeguards, while Singapore focuses on regulatory innovation, with building trust structures becoming the preferred solution to address CARF. Professional institutions play a bridging role in complex environments, providing compliance support for wealth management.