[1/3] [Crypto/TradFi Summary] 2026-01-30 08:00 (Beijing Time) ━━ Important News ━━ 1. The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee advanced the Cryptocurrency Market Structure Act (CLARITY) by a vote of 12-11. This marks the first time a bill with a clear partisan divide has made significant progress at the Senate committee level. However, it lacks sufficient Democratic support and still needs to pass the Senate Banking Committee and secure bipartisan votes. One point of contention concerns the interests of Trump and his family in the crypto space; amendments restricting their profiting from crypto failed to pass. (CoinDesk | The Block | Decrypt | BlockBeats) 2. The SEC and CFTC are pushing forward with “coordination/modernization” of crypto regulation (Project Crypto, proposed MOU); senators warn against over-authorization of the CFTC when its staff is incomplete. The SEC and CFTC are reportedly planning to unify their regulatory approach through "Project Crypto" and a memorandum of understanding to align with Congressional progress on digital asset legislation. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated that clearer rules will be provided and that the time is "right" to include pension funds in crypto assets. Meanwhile, Senator Klobuchar warned that the CFTC should not be granted excessive new regulatory powers over crypto assets, given that it has only one commissioner remaining and the commission is not yet fully established. (The Block | CoinDesk | CoinDesk | BlockBeats | Cointelegraph) 3. The cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp overnight decline accompanied by massive liquidations: total market capitalization fell below $3 trillion, with approximately $798-803 million liquidated in 24 hours. The total market capitalization of cryptocurrencies declined by approximately 5.1% to approximately $2.953 trillion in 24 hours; BTC briefly touched approximately $83,383 before falling below $84,000, and ETH briefly reached approximately $2,754. Approximately $798-803 million in liquidations occurred across the network in 24 hours, affecting approximately 212,000 individuals; some altcoins and US-listed crypto-related stocks also experienced significant declines (such as MSTR and COIN). (BlockBeats | Decrypt | Coinglass | Odaily | Foresight News | PANews) 4. The risk of a US federal government shutdown remains high: The Senate procedural vote failed to pass; media reports indicate that an agreement was reached on funding issues to avoid a prolonged shutdown. The Senate procedural vote failed to advance the appropriations bill (45 votes in favor, 55 against, failing to reach the 60-vote threshold). Subsequently, reports indicated that Trump and Senate Democrats reached an agreement on funding issues, possibly splitting DHS funding for separate negotiations; the Senate could vote as early as Thursday evening, and the House could consider it on Monday, but the risk of a short-term shutdown has not been completely eliminated. (PANews | PANews | BlockBeats | BWEtradfi) 5. Trump: The Fed will announce its successor to Powell next week and says interest rates should be 2-3 percentage points lower. Powell's term will last until May 2026. Trump said he will announce the successor next week and continue to pressure for a significant rate cut. (PANews | BlockBeats | CoinGape | Cointelegraph) 6. Trump declared a national emergency and proposed imposing tariffs on goods from countries that sell or supply oil to Cuba; risk aversion fueled gold prices after his statement, leading to a short-term rise in spot gold prices. (PANews | BlockBeats | Kobeissi Letter) 7. Trump threatened to impose a 50% tariff on all Canadian aircraft imported into the US and said he would revoke some "Canadian-made aircraft certifications." Trump announced a 50% tariff on Canadian aircraft imported into the U.S. and stated that he would revoke the "Canadian-made aircraft certification" for aircraft such as the Bombardier Global Express until Gulfstream obtains full certification.