AI Agent+支付有巨大潜力
未来以下场景应该很容易实现：
1. 我在加密货币钱包里长期保持稳定币余额，就像今天我们使用银行账号存钱一样。比如1万USDC。
2. 订阅服务：我在钱包里和支付小助手（AI Agent）聊天：帮我订阅Netflix 。Agent会每月从钱包自动扣掉20 USDC付给Netflix.
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AI Agent + Payments has huge potential.

The following scenarios should be easily achievable in the future:
1. I maintain a long-term stablecoin balance in my cryptocurrency wallet, just like we store money in a bank account today. For example, 10,000 USDC.
2. Subscription services: I chat with the payment assistant (AI Agent) in my wallet: "Subscribe to Netflix for me." The Agent automatically deducts 20 USDC from my wallet every month to pay Netflix.
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Author: Yuanshan Insights
Data Source: Farside Investors, SoSoValue, Fed H.4.1 Report, CryptoQuant

On the first trading day of 2026, BTC ETF saw a net inflow of $471 million.

What does this figure mean?

In November and December, the combined net outflow of spot BTC ETFs was approximately $4.57 billion; with a net outflow of approximately $1.09 billion in December alone.

Many people frantically sold at a loss above 93K, and institutions bought back about one-tenth of that amount on January 2nd alone.

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Author: Bitcoin Orange Trader
The Japanese-language native Meme coin, priced at $114,514, has seen a nearly 50-fold increase in the past 48 hours.

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