Tăng tốc staking Ethereum, lợi nhuận từ MSTR, gia tăng quy định nhiều quốc gia: Tổng hợp các xu hướng chính của Web3 trong tuần

【Coin Circle】The cryptocurrency industry has been quite active recently. Ledger experienced a data breach incident — their payment service provider Global-e’s cloud system was accessed without authorization, and users’ names and contact information were leaked, though the official specific scope of impact hasn’t been detailed yet. Meanwhile, Starknet also experienced an outage, with network failures occurring from 09:24 to 09:42 UTC, after which normal operations were restored, and related post-incident analysis is ongoing.

On the technical front, Ethereum has had several recent highlights. The staking queue has been cleared, with validator entry and exit achieving near-instantaneous confirmation speeds, and yield rates maintaining around the 3% level. Vitalik recently spoke out, emphasizing that Ethereum’s scalability and stability show progress in 2025, but he specifically reminded of one issue — network development cannot be led by speculation hype; resilience and decentralization must be prioritized first to truly achieve the “world computer” goal.

From institutional actions, Morgan Stanley submitted an Ethereum Trust application to the US SEC, further expanding its digital asset portfolio. Additionally, MSCI changed its stance — they previously planned to exclude digital asset companies like MicroStrategy from indices, but have now shelved this plan, a decision that directly boosted MSTR stock price.

On the policy front, the US Senate Banking Committee will vote on a bipartisan-backed cryptocurrency market structure bill before January 15th, which represents a significant recent regulatory development. Notably, there are also new developments in the international situation — Iran’s defense export agency Mindex is now accepting cryptocurrency payments for weapons, using this method to circumvent economic sanctions.