Cryptocurrency News

January 27 Hot Topics:

1. BlackRock has submitted the S-1 registration document for the iShares Bitcoin Premium Income ETF.

2. Bitwise launches its first on-chain treasury strategy through Morpho.

3. Hyperliquid: The open interest of HIP-3 contracts has risen to approximately $790 million, setting a new historical high.

4. Republic Europe launches Kraken SPV, providing European retail investors with indirect exposure before the IPO.

5. The SEC and CFTC's "Regulatory Coordination in the Era of Crypto" meeting will be postponed to January 29.

Trading Insights

1. Most tokens end up 99.9999% going to zero, so trading is about finding your own entry and exit points to profit. Don't let the market, narratives, or anyone else brainwash you into FOMO; only earn the money you understand, and selling at a loss is still a way to earn.

2. The huge profits you see many people making are often from just a few days, hours, or even minutes of trading. Don't be influenced by them; there are no genius traders. What exists are those who continuously learn from their losses and optimize their trading after deep reflection. So, don't FOMO yourself; most losses come from self-brainwashing, chasing highs, or trying to catch bottoms.

3. The market is ever-changing, and so are trends. What may have been a diamond-hand market before could now be a paper-hand market. Holding onto assets may have been profitable before, but that could have reversed. There is no one-size-fits-all trading method; the right approach is one that fits the market. Don't blindly trust anyone's trading insights; you can only borrow ideas, not rigidly apply them. Whether you trade on the left side or the right side, the market is always right; the mistakes are always yours, and your opponent in trading is always yourself.

4. If you feel you've made a mistake, stop and take a break. Resting and waiting is also a form of trading. Blind operations will never match the clarity of a clear mind. The worst is not knowing you've made a mistake or repeating the same mistake. A wise person avoids falling into the same pit twice; it's crucial not to repeat the same errors. Any mistake in the market costs money, so fewer mistakes mean fewer losses.

5. Finding your own trading style is essential. Any trading method can work; mastering one method is better than knowing a thousand. Even tiles can turn over, and the wind can change direction. So, not making money now doesn't mean you won't in the future. The market is variable, and fortunes will turn, but you must excel in your area of expertise; otherwise, you won't compete with others.

6. Don't trust anyone's insider information. Believing in insider info leads to an 80% loss; trusting a friend's insider info leads to a 99% loss. These are costly lessons. In this market, the only thing you can trust is yourself.

7. If you don't understand something, ask. If you can't do it, learn. If you're confused, research more. If you don't understand, spend money to pave the way. There are helpful people everywhere if you invest in your learning. When faced with unclear issues, don't isolate yourself; find a more knowledgeable teacher and pay for their guidance. This can save you a lot of time and help you learn from others' losses to avoid your own.

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BTC

Analysis

The market sentiment on Monday is relatively good, mainly because Trump's increased tariffs on Canada did not provoke countermeasures from Canada and China. On the contrary, Canada has shown signs of retreat, and China has not made a clear statement. The market has slightly eased, but the Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's IEEPA is still pending, especially since the Supreme Court is currently in recess, with the earliest decision expected by February 20. Until then, tariffs remain one of Trump's strongest weapons. Besides tariffs, the intervention in the yen exchange rate and the potential government shutdown at the end of the month currently have little impact. Of course, the most important factor remains the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. The interest rate meeting early Thursday is highly likely to leave rates unchanged; let's see what Powell has to say. The next meeting will be in March, and hopefully, Trump can announce a candidate for the Federal Reserve Chair before then.

Looking at Bitcoin's data, although there was a price drop over the weekend, there was a slight rebound starting Monday. At least the bearish sentiment has not continued to expand, and the turnover rate is not very high, indicating a clear turnover among short-term investors. Other data still looks healthy, with no obvious signs of panic.

The current chip structure is still relatively normal, with a dense area for BTC forming between $83,000 and $90,000. However, due to the changes among short-term investors, we cannot definitively determine the bottoming area yet. From recent observations, unless there is systemic risk, the probability of breaking below $83,000 is low.

A pullback to around $87,700 can be a buying opportunity, with a rebound target of around $89,280 to $90,200.

ETH

Analysis

As of now, the inflow of funds into U.S. ETFs in January has significantly surpassed historical highs. The good news for cryptocurrencies is that there is still a large amount of money flowing into U.S. stock ETFs. In January, over $121.2 billion has flowed into U.S.-listed ETFs. How alarming is this data?

Bloomberg's Eric has calculated that the average net inflow of funds in January is $40 billion, while the historical record was set last year at $88 billion. Now, with January not yet over, it has already exceeded 40% of the historical high.

These funds are mainly entering ETFs related to the S&P 500, including $VOO, $SPY, and $RSP. The total inflow into these three assets has already exceeded $31.16 billion, accounting for about 25% of the total inflow. This indicates that although there is still a lot of bearish sentiment in the market, investors in U.S. stocks are still betting on risk control, and the amount of money being bet has significantly exceeded historical highs. This suggests that investors believe 2026 will be a bull market or the beginning of a bull market. This is not speculation; it is investors using a substantial amount of real money to buy in.

A pullback to around $2,870 can be a buying opportunity, with a rebound target of around $3,000 to $3,060.

Disclaimer: The above content is personal opinion and for reference only! It does not constitute specific operational advice and does not bear legal responsibility. Market conditions change rapidly, and the article may have some lag. If you have any questions, feel free to consult.

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