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Coinbase is doing layoffs again. 20% of its staff will be let go, just 7 months after they cut 18% of their workforce.

MARKET UPDATE
9 a.m. Fed’s Jerome Powell
Spoke briefly at an event hosted by Swedish central bank
No comments on monetary policy
“We are not, and will not be, a ‘climate policymaker’”
Thursday
CPI headline inflation set to fall to 6.4% from 7.1% in November
Cleveland Fed Nowcast:

JP Morgan’s Jamie Dimon
“Fed may need to hike interest rates beyond 5%
Federal Reserve’s Raphael Bostic
Question: how long he thought rates should remain above 5%?
Bostic: “a long time”
Crude 74.85 +0.3%
Flattish this morning. Market listening to Fed speakers (Macro over Micro)
Microsoft
In discussions to invest as much as $10 billion in Open AI (ChatGPT)
Looking at using AI in search engine Bing
Microsoft would own 49% of OpenAI
Would value ChatGPT at $29 billion
CVS Health Corp
CVS exploring bid for Oak Street Health for over $10 billion
Apple
To replace WiFi/Bluetooth chips inside its devices with their own chips in 2025
Will drop Broadcom part by 2025
Apple is Broadcom’s largest customer (20% of revenues)
Amazon
“Buy with Prime” will be available in the U.S. by the end of the month
This service was test marketed in April 2022 by invitation only
Google’s X Development designed to make technological breakthroughs on humanities problems
Such as: transportation efficiency and climate change
Insiders say Google is scaling back and moving to more immediate revenue generating projects
Technology layoffs
Coinbase to slash 20% of workforce or 950 employees
January on pace to be the 2nd worst month for layoffs since layoffs began

Auto/Used care prices
Manheim reports largest annualized decline in history for used car prices
However, prices are still 43% higher vs. pre-pandemic

Earnings None
Under the Radar
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CRYPTO UPDATE
Binance outflows could be worse than CZ let on
According to new Forbes report, “$12 billion gone in less than 60 days”
Outflows not stabilizing but accelerating
Net withdrawals $360 million on Friday
Forbes says Binance has lost 15% of assets since Dec 13 (the day he said withdrawals stabilizing)
Bitcoin hash rate recovers
Dec 14 = 267.5 EH/s
Dec 28 = 222 EH/s
Drop coincided with extreme weather conditions in US
Outages and shutdowns
January 4 = 271.93 EH/s
3rd highest ever

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