The Optimism Goerli test network will be upgraded to the Bedrock architecture starting at 2:00 on January 13th. The upgrade will take approximately 2 hours. This upgrade is similar to a hard fork. The new OptimismGoerli chain will be a continuation of the old chain, and there will be no "regeneration" event where historical transaction data is lost and the chain is reset at block 0. During the upgrade, deposits and withdrawals on the previous Optimism Goerli test network will be suspended, transactions on the previous Optimism Goerli sequencer will be stopped, the smart contract on Laver 1 will be upgraded, and an unconventional state transition will be performed on Laver 2. At the same time, this upgrade will launch the Bedrock sequencer, reopen deposit and withdrawal functions, and distribute contract addresses, binary files, and data directories that interact with the new system. It is reported that this upgrade will reduce gas fees by approximately 20%, shorten deposit times, build a more secure and stable code base and products, and simplify node infrastructure. The OP project team has been working hard. It can be seen from the market pull. The amplitude of each market pull is higher than that of most currencies. You can still pay attention to this project.

The FSMB gives UK regulators, such as the Financial Conduct Authority, more power to regulate crypto assets. The bill also regulates stablecoins used for payments and restricts the promotion of cryptocurrencies to UK citizens. Tuesday's second reading session gave House of Lords lawmakers the opportunity to voice their concerns about the bill and the draft amendments. "The recent collapse of FTX demonstrates the volatility of the market and the vulnerability to fraud," said Alan Smith, a member of the House of Lords. He compared cryptocurrencies to online gambling. Other members pointed out that cryptocurrencies will require a completely new regulatory approach. Jonathan Hill, a member of the House of Lords, said, "The continued development of digital assets represents not only a financial revolution, but also a technological and conceptual revolution that cannot simply fit into existing regulatory categories and approaches." Regulation must be a trend. Only by regulating our industry can we be formal, and only by being formal can we have better development. We must actively embrace regulation.

BTC：

Bitcoin is still rebounding after breaking through 17,000. The rebound target of Bitcoin is still 17,400-18,000. Today, the mainstream coins are not obviously following the rise. If they do not follow the rise in the future, there will be a risk of a correction after Bitcoin rises. Hua Ge currently recommends short-term operations on currencies that have just broken through or are at a low level, and profits should be pocketed in batches.

eth:

Ethereum's current position is close to its previous high, and a MACD top divergence appeared in one hour. There is a risk of a short-term correction. Hua Ge suggests that appropriate profits must be taken near the previous high.

link：

After link broke through 6.1, there was no strong rise, which was not in line with expectations. Structurally, there is no big problem if it does not break 5.97. Once it falls below, it is recommended to reduce positions.

on:

OP's current wave of rise should be almost over. The pressure from the previous two high points is very high, so it is recommended to cash in in batches.

matic：

The matic take-profit range is 0.87-0.94, and the safe holding line is 0.83.

ltc：

The ltc position is very close to the previous high, so you can try to short with a small position, and set the stop loss at the previous high of 84.9.

etc：

etc. The negative line envelops the positive line, forming a bearish engulfing pattern. It is expected that this wave of rebound is almost over, and it is recommended to mainly lock in profits in batches.

doge：

If Dog does not break through 0.08, you cannot participate in the short term. If there is a chance to break through 0.08 in the future, you can participate in the short term.

The above analysis is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice!