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俄罗斯主要联邦调查机构正在提议对比特币进行新的立法，该立法可能会将通过第三方转移比特币定为犯罪。 俄罗斯调查委员会提出了一项可能影响该国加密货币市场的提案。据俄罗斯新闻媒体 Interfax 报道，2 月初，该机构主席亚历山大·巴斯特雷金在一次延长的董事会会议上宣布，该委员会已提议将加密货币合法地视为财产。 他还建议对将电子支付工具转让给第三方的行为承担刑事责任。接受 crypto.news 采访的俄罗斯法律专家对加密货币是否属于这一术语意见不一。但有一点是明确的：如果获得批准，这些变化将制定明确的规则，规定如何在调查期间扣押或没收加密货币。 投放器 新的加密货币避风港或美国竞争对手：俄罗斯批准加密货币税 法律影响 虽然转移电子支付工具的刑事责任概念很明确，但它是否适用于加密钱包却不清楚。索宾斯基表示，加密钱包不被视为电子支付工具。另一家在法庭上代表币安的俄罗斯公司 Nevsky IP Law 认为，它们是电子支付工具。 “[…] 就加密货币而言，电子支付工具包括数字钱包和硬件钱包。将此类电子支付工具转让给名义方定为犯罪的举措是可以理解的。就银行卡而言，执法部门、监管机构和银行本身都知道谁在进行交易。然而，对于加密货币，钱包通常是已知的，但具体个人却不为人所知。” Ruslan Gafurov，Nevsky IP Law 律师事务所合伙人、争议解决业务负责人

本周，Algorand 的价格横盘整理，与唐纳德·特朗普就职典礼后大多数山寨币的表现一致。 顶层第 2 层网络 Algorand (ALGO) 的交易价格为 0.4165 美元，比上周的最高水平低约 16%。 该代币有几个令人鼓舞的基本面，可能会在未来几天推动其价格上涨。据 Nansen 称，该网络上的活跃地址数量在过去七天内增长了 56%，达到 892,786 个，成为仅次于 Arbitrum 和 Blast 的第三高周增长率。 另一项链上指标显示，Algorand 的交易量增长了 6.9%，达到 1140 多万笔，而其每周费用上涨了 20%，达到近 15,000 美元。 这些数字表明，在启动关键升级一周后，网络实现了强劲增长。Algorand 4.01 升级引入了共识参与者选择加入激励措施的能力，并增加了一项功能，允许开发人员在网络上构建零知识证明应用程序。 你可能还喜欢：XRP 价格可能很快爆发式上涨的 4 个原因 更多数据显示，Algorand 在去中心化金融行业锁定的总价值正在回升。它从月低点 1.26 亿美元攀升至 1.55 亿美元。这一增长大部分是由 Folks Finance 推动的，该公司拥有超过 2.6 亿美元的资产。 近期，意大利领先能源公司埃尼（Eni）采用Algorand的技术启动太阳能代币化项目。 🚨 突发新闻：🇮🇹 意大利能源巨头@EnelGroup，欧洲最大的电力生产商和世界第二大电力生产商，已与@conio 合作，在 Algorand 上推出太阳能电池板代币化产品⚡️意大利居民现在可以购买太阳能电池板，让 Enel 管理……– Algorand 基金会 (@AlgoFoundation) 2025 年 1 月 20 日 Algorand 价格分析 ALGO 价格图表 |来源：crypto.news 周线图显示，Algorand 的价格自 12 月以来一直在盘整。这种横向走势是在 11 月从 0.1085 美元跃升至 12 月 0.6127 美元的高点之后出现的。 Algorand 已形成对称三角形模式，这是看涨三角旗的一部分。三角形的两条线即将汇合，这可能导致未来几周出现强劲突破。 看涨突破可能将价格推至下一个关键目标 0.6127 美元，即 11 月高点，这意味着可能从当前水平上涨 50%。该价格也与 Murrey Math Lines 工具的强枢轴反转一致。 相反，跌破关键支撑位 0.3290 美元将使看涨前景失效，并暗示进一步下跌至支撑位 0.1085 美元。 你可能还喜欢：贝莱德首席执行官拉里芬克呼吁股票和债券代币化

一旦总统唐纳德·特朗普的互惠关税生效并且美国公布非农就业数据，本周加密货币可能会出现波动。 本周开局平淡，大多数代币仍处于熊市。最新数据显示，比特币 (BTC) 已跌至 82,432.00 美元。 加密货币恐惧与贪婪指数已跌至恐惧区 25。本周值得关注的一些顶级加密货币是 Solana、Polkadot 和 Cronos。 索拉纳 SOL 价格图表 | 来源：crypto.news 流行的第 1 层网络 Solana (SOL) 将成为本周的焦点，因为其价格徘徊在关键支撑位 119.5 美元上方。如上图所示，自去年 4 月以来，该价格多次未能跌破该水平，这表明空头一直担心在其下方做空。 因此，跌破 119.5 美元将确认看跌突破并指向进一步下跌。此外，3 月 3 日，随着 50 日和 200 日移动平均线相互交叉，Solana 价格形成了死亡交叉模式。 跌破 119.6 美元表明将进一步跌至 100 美元。 你可能还喜欢：BTCFi 的崛起：从被动资产到金融巨头？| 观点 克洛诺斯 CRO 价格图表 | 来源：crypto.news Cronos（前身为 Crypto.com）将成为本周最值得关注的加密货币之一，因为它上周表现强劲。它在过去七天里上涨了 30%，较今年的最低点上涨了 54%。 在 Crypto.com 与唐纳德·特朗普的特朗普媒体合作推出 ETF 后，Cronos 的价格有所反弹。在社区投票允许创建另外 700 亿个 CRO 代币后，Cronos 的价格也有所上涨，这些代币将用于创建战略加密储备。 社区还投票决定销毁 5000 万个 CRO 代币。日线图显示，Cronos 价格在触及关键支撑位 0.0715 美元后出现反弹，去年 8 月和 11 月该价格一直未能跌破该水平。 突破本月高点 0.1197 美元将预示着进一步上涨，可能达到 50% 的回撤位 0.133 美元。 波尔卡圆点 DOT 价格图表 | 来源：crypto.news Polkadot (DOT) 将成为最值得关注的加密货币，因为其价格处于关键支撑位。DOT 的交易价格为 4.08 美元，比关键支撑位 3.60 美元高出几个点。 这一支撑至关重要，因为自 2022 年以来，该支撑位多次未能跌破该支撑位。 Polkadot 价格也形成了下降楔形模式，两条线接近汇合水平。这种价格走势表明大多数时期都会出现强劲的看涨突破，本周可能会发生这种情况。这样的走势将使 DOT 价格跃升至 12 美元。 阅读更多：系好安全带：随着风险上升，Solana 价格准备大幅波动

Coinbase 董事康纳·格罗根 (Conor Grogan) 推测，由于 2016 年的一次收购，Kraken 及其创始人杰西·鲍威尔 (Jesse Powell) 可能能够了解中本聪的真实身份。 本周，区块链数据提供商 Arkham 索引了大约 22,000 个钱包，据信这些钱包由化名的比特币 (BTC) 创建者中本聪 (Satoshi Nakamoto) 控制。 虽然格罗根对 Patoshi 模式（一些人认为是中本聪使用的一种特定挖矿程序）的使用提出质疑，但 Coinbase 董事承认了 Arkham 研究的价值，并表示该报告为比特币早期活动提供了新证据。 我查看了中本聪 (Satoshi Nakamoto) 的钱包，发现了一些我认为之前没有报道过的新内容，其中包括：-我猜测中本聪最后一次在链上活跃是在 2014 年 这些钱包链接到在加拿大加密货币交易所 CaVirtEx 注册的提款地址。Grogan 在 X 线程中写道：“我相信这是第一个有记录的 Satoshi 链接钱包和 CEX 之间的链上链接。” Kraken 由 Jesse Powell 创立，于 2016 年收购了 CaVirtEx，并可能保留了该交易所的客户数据。这表明 Kraken 和 Powell 可能能够获取 Satoshi 的真实身份。Grogan 补充道：“我建议他删除这些数据。” 你可能还喜欢：阿卡姆：中本聪的比特币储备价值超过 1000 亿美元 格罗根的调查还将其中一个所谓的“中本聪”地址与一位活跃的比特币巨头联系起来，按当前价格计算，这位巨头持有的比特币价值 30 亿美元。 与此同时，加密领域的许多人认为，让中本聪 (Satoshi Nakamoto) 继续作为区块链的隐秘传奇，才符合比特币的最大利益。 阅读更多：SEC 首席加密检察官调任 IT 部门

Warren Buffett steps down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway after 60 years of nearly flawless service. His patience, observancy, and watchfulness made him one of the most efficient investors of all time and one of the richest men on Earth. However, Buffett is just a man, and the market is sometimes too unpredictable, even for him.  Buffett started investing when he was 11 in 1942, during the troubled times of World War II. Later, he became famous as an investor who made profits when the markets were down. Notably, Berkshire Hathaway gained profits when the other giants, like S&P, were down during the Trump tariffs turmoil this spring. Value investment principle follower, who recommended being fearful when everybody else is greedy, Buffett believes there is no use in trying to time the market. Instead, his approach was to buy and watch what happens next.  “I never have an opinion about the market because it wouldn’t be any good, and it might interfere with the opinions we have that are good. If we’re right about a business, if we think a business is attractive, it would be very foolish for us to not take action on that because we thought something about what the market was going to do. […] If you’re right about the businesses, you’ll end up doing fine.” Buffett became the chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway in 1970. Now, when he is 94, he says lately it has become harder for him to remember names and read newspapers, so he decided to leave his position in the company.  Cryptocurrency enthusiasts know Buffett’s negative stance on crypto. Could he be mistaken about it? Although Buffett is called a sage or an oracle, he sometimes makes mistakes. Let’s digest Buffett’s biggest mistakes in Buffett’s career and see what we can learn from them. “The dumbest stock I’ve ever bought” In 2010, Buffett shared a story of buying “the dumbest stock” in his career. And it was buying the majority share of… Berkshire Hathaway in 1964. Buffett says he made it out of anger just to fire its then owner, Seabury Stanton, who failed to fulfill his part of the deal with Buffett. At that time, Berkshire Hathaway was a declining textile manufacturing company closing one mill after another. Buffett noticed the company was selling its stocks at a discount every time it closed another mill, so he began to buy its stocks in 1962, hoping to sell them back to the company later.  In 1964, Stanton offered Buffett a tender to buy back his shares. They verbally agreed on a price of $11.5 per share. However, when Buffett saw a paper tender, he discovered it had an undercutting stock price of $11⅜. It angered Buffett, and he bought more stocks to overtake the company and fire Stanton.  This untypically emotionally driven investment cost Buffett $100 billion if we trust his calculations. He said that instead of investing in a textile company, he could start an insurance company and make $200 billion instead of the $100 billion that he made as of the time of telling this story in 2010.  There are two major lessons we can learn from this story:  Emotions are enemies of investors. Buffett had a plan to sell his Berkshire Hathaway stocks. Instead, he bought more and had to deal with the problems of this firm instead of setting up a new company.  Berkshire Hathaway has made $277 billion, but Buffett still believes he could do much better, be he a chiller person. So it is important to factor in possibilities. Mistake that scared Buffett off the gas station business for 66 years In 1951, at the age of 21, Buffett lost 20% of his net worth due to an unfortunate investment in the Sinclair gas station based in his hometown of Omaha, Nebraska.  Buffett’s Sinclair investment amounted to $2,000 of the $10,000 he had at that time. Sinclair had no competitive advantages when compared to Texaco, which was its main competitor in Omaha. Buffett tried to improve Sinclair’s business so hard that he even spent weekends working at the counter. Nothing helped. Given that, as of press time, Buffett’s net worth amounts to $158 billion, the opportunity cost of losing 20% is $31.6 billion. Buffett didn’t invest in gas stations until 2017, when Berkshire Hathaway bought a minority stake in a leading truck stop/travel center giant, Pilot Flying J. Later, Berkshire Hathaway owned the entire company.  After the Sinclair gas failure, Buffett found what he thought was a potent company and owned it. His mistake made him more cautious, but after 66 years of looking for a better option, Buffett finally re-entered the gas station business and achieved moderate success. We can extract a couple of lessons from this case:  The first lesson is on the surface: don’t invest in a company that doesn’t have competitive advantages, even if it’s your local business. Past mistakes shouldn’t be a burden. Buffett lost investing in a gas station, but when he found a strong opportunity in a similar business, he spent billions on it. The 1993 Dexter Shoes investment was a similar Buffett misstep. The company had a competitive advantage for a few years, but soon lost it. It cost Berkshire Hathaway’s shareholders $3.5 billion. The cost of refusing to time the market As mentioned above, Buffett believes it is impossible to time the market. When he felt that the energy company ConocoPhillips was doing great (which it was), he invested in it. As the oil prices went down, Buffett had to admit to multi-billion-dollar losses, the biggest in two decades. He acknowledged that investing in an energy company during the peak oil prices is a miscalculation.  The lesson here is that if the energy company is doing great during the oil price rally, it doesn’t mean it will still be profitable when these prices fall. Cryptocurrencies Buffett regretted that he invested in Amazon too late. He regretted not investing in Google when it was viable. Will the Omaha Oracle regret not investing in crypto? It doesn’t seem so. The guys at @GenesisMining put these Bitcoin billboards outside Warren Buffett’s office.Crypto won’t go quietly into the night 🚀 pic.twitter.com/9VApfn9CKM— Anthony Pompliano 🌪 (@APompliano) May 17, 2018 As Buffett values companies with strong management and products, the decentralized world of cryptocurrency doesn’t meet his vision. In 2018, he called crypto “probably rat poison squared” and assured that the cryptocurrency craze would have a bad ending. He said that Berkshire Hathaway will never hold crypto.  Buffett stayed true to his promise. Almost. In the 2020s, Berkshire Hathaway invested $750 million in Nu Holdings, a Brazilian banking platform with a cryptocurrency service.  Read more:Warren Buffett dumps crypto-affiliated banks after he sees red flags In 2022, he said something that could be a prime answer to the Bitcoin Race fueled by people like Michael Saylor: “Now, if you told me you own all of the bitcoin in the world and you offered it to me for $25, I wouldn’t take it because what would I do with it?” Buffett reportedly told Berkshire Hathaway investors three years ago. “I’d have to sell it back to you one way or another. It isn’t going to do anything.”  Time will show who’s right.  You might also like:Bitcoin nears Berkshire’s value despite Buffett’s critique Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only.