ChainCatcher news, according to Bloomberg, just days before Trump's second presidential inauguration supporting cryptocurrency, Bitcoin seems to be back on track to reach record highs. Since last Sunday, Bitcoin has risen by about 12%, poised to achieve its largest weekly gain since the election week in November.Bitcoin reached a record high of $108,315 last December, but has declined in three of the past four weeks. Zaheer Ebtikar, founder of the crypto fund Split Capital, stated, "The market is currently digesting the factors of Trump's inauguration and his optimistic stance on cryptocurrency."

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the liquidity token hedge fund Split Capital announced on Monday that it has submitted a governance proposal to Blur, suggesting that the NFT marketplace adopt a new trading fee structure of 0.5% while eliminating the 0.5% creator royalty.The proposal states: "So far, the market fee for the Blur NFT marketplace protocol is 0%, while enforcing a minimum creator royalty of 0.5%. We propose to eliminate the enforced creator royalty and introduce a 0.5% protocol fee for each transaction."Split Capital also stated: "We also propose the establishment of a fee committee that can change the protocol fee rate to quickly adjust according to market conditions and competitive landscape."