World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has seen a substantial price decline of 25-30% following U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive tariff threats against Canada. According to NS3.AI, large holders have significantly reduced their exposure, with top non-exchange addresses selling approximately 380 million WLFI tokens. Additionally, new investor participation has decreased by 59%. Technical analysis indicates a breakdown from an ascending wedge pattern, with WLFI nearing key support levels around $0.1156. However, a rebound remains possible if buying interest resumes.

Nick Tmiraos, a self-proclaimed "Federal Reserve mouthpiece," wrote on the X platform that President Trump, speaking at an event the day after announcing Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chairman, joked that he would sue Warsh if he didn't lower interest rates.

Jack Kong, CEO of Nano Labs, posted on X that reports of a secret $500 million investment by a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family to acquire a 49% stake in WLFI Company are false. The information, initially circulated by an insider, has been officially denied. The claim suggested a significant financial move by the royal family, but it has been clarified as inaccurate. This denial aims to address and correct the misinformation spreading about the alleged transaction.

Japan's bond market is currently under significant stress, with long-term government bond yields rising sharply, challenging long-held assumptions of low volatility. According to NS3.AI, this upheaval has increased yen volatility, posing a threat to leverage-heavy investments such as Bitcoin by prompting rapid deleveraging across financial markets. While relief auctions and policy interventions might offer temporary stability, Japan's bond market has emerged as a volatility trigger, leading to sharp but often short-lived impacts on Bitcoin.

null source: https://x.com/DaanCrypto/status/2017931435940917601

The Bitcoin market experienced a shockingly dramatic weekend, as opposed to the typical silent price action displayed in previous weekends. On Saturday, January 31st, the world’s leading cryptocurrency seemingly led other crypto assets south of the charts, with its price falling from $84,350 to as low as $75,000 in a single swoop. As this unfolded, an inversely correlated shift also played out underneath the charts. A recent on-chain evaluation has pointed out that Bitcoin’s Long-term Holder behavior is changing, contrary to what its short-term holders are doing source: https://www.newsbtc.com/news/bitcoin/bitcoin-lth-supply-rises-again-amid-bearish-market-dynamics/

Immediate price movements often dominate headlines, but meaningful inflection points tend to form within the underlying structure. source: https://coindoo.com/framework-beats-fluctuation-how-zkps-450-day-presale-auction-exceeds-solana-and-stellar-dynamics/

null source: https://x.com/RealAllinCrypto/status/2017931022336242149

Tom Lee, chairman of Bitmine, the Ethereum treasury company, stated on a podcast this Friday that the current bear market was triggered by the largest deleveraging event in crypto history last October, with an impact even greater than the FTX crash. This was due to a pricing loophole on a trading platform that triggered a chain of automated liquidations, resulting in the liquidation of over 2 million accounts globally, the destruction of one-third of market makers, and severe damage to trading platform balance sheets, causing the entire ecosystem to "limp." He believes the selling pressure is not yet fully over, and recovery will take 8-12 weeks, similar to 2022, but there are currently no clear signs of a rebound. Previously, OKX CEO Star posted on the X platform that hundreds of billions of dollars in cryptocurrency were liquidated on October 11th, and OKX observed a fundamental change in the microstructure of the cryptocurrency market from that date. Industry insiders believe the losses from this event are more severe than the FTX collapse. The root cause of the event was Binance's limited-time promotion offering USDe a 12% annualized yield and allowing it to be used as collateral without practical restrictions. USDe is essentially a tokenized hedge fund product, structurally different from low-risk money market funds like BlackRock BUIDL. Binance encouraged users to exchange USDT and USDC for USDe to earn returns, but failed to adequately emphasize the risks. Users borrowed USDT as collateral through revolving lending and borrowing, artificially creating annualized premiums of 24% to 70% or more, leading to a rapid accumulation of systemic risk. When market volatility triggered USDe's de-pegging, the chain of liquidations exacerbated the collapse of assets like WETH and BNSOL. Star points out that industry trust cannot be built on short-term profit speculation or marketing that masks risks, and Binance, as an industry leader, should bear corresponding responsibility.

حذّر المتداول المخضرم “بيتر براندت” من أن تصحيح البيتكوين الحالي لم ينتهِ بعد، مشيرا إلى أن موجة الهبوط الأخيرة قد تفتح الطريق لمزيد من التراجع. source: https://arab-btc.net/brandt-warns-from-more-decline-btc-price/

On Friday, which just passed, the market experienced a dramatic fluctuation that will go down in history.

Binance, Changpeng Zhao (CZ) responds to market FUD, 10.10 flash crash, and Alpha controversy in an AMA. Golden Finance reports that Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has recently become the focus of controversy in the crypto community.

It's often said that users don't really care about privacy, and in the age of social media, that may be true.

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This week, 17 blockchain startups completed funding rounds, raising a total of $285.4 million. Mesh (formerly Front Finance) raised $75 million in its Series C funding round, the largest single funding round this week.

In two days, 30,000 AI agents registered accounts on the same website, Moltbook. These weren't registered by humans; they were registered by the AI ​​itself.

On January 30, Kevin Warsh was nominated as the next chairman of the Federal Reserve.

US President Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve Chairman triggered the worst sell-off in precious metals in decades.

Several portfolio managers contacted on Friday said they believed Warsh was unlikely to cater to Trump's whims or significantly alter the Fed's stance.

"If your startup isn't a YC-backed B2B SaaS + GPT shell company, and you haven't hired ABG as your chief marketing officer, then you're basically doomed."