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ECONOMIC CALENDAR FOR NEXT WEEK (U.S. DATES) This week is relatively quiet due to the New Year holiday, with U.S. markets closed on Thursday. 🗓️ MONDAY, DECEMBER 29 Pending Home Sales data (U.S.) 🗓️ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30 S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index (20 cities) Minutes from the Fed’s December FOMC meeting 🗓️ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31 U.S. Initial Jobless Claims 🗓️ THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 New Year’s Day holiday — U.S. stock markets closed 🗓️ FRIDAY, JANUARY 2 U.S. stock markets reopen — the new year officially begins

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A new proposal called “The Cat” is sparking major controversy within the Bitcoin community, as it could permanently erase Ordinals and NFTs on Bitcoin. The proposal seeks to freeze and remove millions of small UTXOs that contain NFT data, arguing that UTXO bloat is growing too quickly and placing a heavy burden on the network. However, many Bitcoin Core developers strongly oppose the idea, saying it amounts to asset confiscation and violates the principle that “Bitcoin cannot be seized or revoked.” They also argue that the proposal would not truly stop NFTs, but would instead undermine trust in Bitcoin. Some supporters believe that removing so-called “spam” data is necessary to reduce long-term strain on the Bitcoin network. Even so, they acknowledge that mistakenly deleting data at the consensus level would have extremely serious consequences and would be nearly impossible to reverse.

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Google will tighten regulation of crypto apps in South Korea starting January 28, 2026, requiring crypto exchanges and wallets on Google Play to prove registration with the FIU (Financial Intelligence Unit). Major global exchanges such as Binance, OKX, and Bybit risk removal from the app store if they fail to complete local registration and meet South Korea’s security standards. Existing users may face app update disruptions or be unable to re-download apps after the deadline. The move aims to protect investors and align with South Korea’s strict financial regulations. Users may still access services via web browsers, but convenience and security could be reduced.

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