As soon as the lights in the Federal Reserve meeting room went out, the crypto market experienced a nearly hour-long accelerated sell-off, with Bitcoin's price plummeting like a kite with a broken string. On January 30, Bitcoin underwent a sharp decline, dropping by as much as 1.51% in a short period, ultimately falling below the $86,000 mark. This drop occurred immediately after the Federal Open Market Committee meeting of the Federal Reserve. Meanwhile, on-chain data monitored a key indicator—the percentage of Bitcoin's "loss supply."

Around January 30th, in the UTC+8 time zone, BTC and ETH experienced a sharp decline in a short period, repeatedly breaking through key price levels in the contract market, triggering a concentrated deleveraging across the entire market. On-chain and exchange data monitoring shows that only two large holders were liquidated for a total of approximately **$146 million** within 24 hours, accounting for about **8.4%** of the total liquidation amount that day, revealing the concentration and vulnerability of leading leveraged funds. This article analyzes the liquidation process of these two whale accounts, breaking down the high...

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This week in East Eight Time Zone, President Trump of the United States suddenly accelerated the pace regarding the nomination of the new Federal Reserve Chairman, disrupting the originally expected gradual management. On one hand, he announced in a high-profile manner that the candidate would be revealed soon, while on the other hand, he unexpectedly moved the timeline forward, creating a new uncertainty gap between the traditional macro and crypto markets. Against this backdrop, Bitcoin once fell to its **lowest point since last November**, and there was also a significant reallocation of funds related to Ethereum and a contraction of risk. Surrounding this

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Trump's call for interest rate cuts affects market expectations, and spot gold shows significant fluctuations. Tesla has not sold its held Bitcoin, and the U.S. Senate is advancing legislation for the cryptocurrency market. JPMorgan states that the weakness of the dollar is driven by short-term sentiment, and Bitcoin is still regarded as a risk asset.

The bitcoin-friendly nation\\\'s central bank now holds over $360 million of the yellow metal, while the government, led by President Nayib Bukele, has bitcoin holdings worth $635 million.

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On January 29, 2026, the key price levels of BTC and ETH were breached in a short period, triggering a new round of systemic flash crashes in the cryptocurrency market. According to multiple market data sources, **BTC fell below the critical range of $85,000, while ETH simultaneously dropped below the $2,800 mark**, leading to a collective pullback of mainstream and long-tail assets. Accompanying the sharp price decline, the total market liquidation scale over the past 24 hours was estimated to be **around $650 million to $800 million**, with leveraged positions facing concentrated liquidation. Outside of the market

On January 29, 2026, at 8:00 AM UTC+8, ETH suddenly accelerated its decline during trading, breaking through the key short-term support level of **$2800**, attracting significant market attention. Data from multiple trading platforms and information sources indicate that ETH's decline over the past 24 hours is roughly in the range of **6.84%–6.94%**, with the total liquidation scale across the network approximately **$575–665 million**. The relevant statistics are compiled from multiple sources, and some are still in a verification status. The core of this round of movement lies in the price hitting

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On January 29, Eastern Standard Time, gold and silver, which had just surged for a month at historical highs, suddenly experienced a significant pullback in the market. Spot gold, after continuously breaking records and surpassing **$5200 and $5300**, saw its decline expand to **4.4%–5%** on the same day; spot silver plummeted from a high of **$121.6/ounce** to the range of **$106.2–107**, with a maximum single-day drop of about **8.8%**. Almost simultaneously with the precious metals, U.S. stocks also...

HYPE skyrocketed from around $22 to a peak of $34.8 in just three days, with a cumulative increase of over 60%.