On January 19, 2026, Eastern Standard Time, multiple cryptocurrency and financial media outlets cited sources stating that **the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) is developing a tokenized securities platform and plans to launch a 24/7 trading system covering U.S. listed stocks and ETFs**, attempting to transition U.S. stocks from "six and a half hours a day" to "year-round trading." Currently, this plan has not been officially confirmed by the NYSE, and related reports mainly come from PANews, Jinse Finance, and Odai.

Bank of America strategist Hartnett: Trump drives global fiscal expansion, creating a new bull market, with a continued bull market for gold and optimism for China. The biggest risk is that the rapid appreciation of East Asian currencies like the yen may trigger a global liquidity tightening.

We can see Musk's anxiety written in his tweets.

The old wealth comfort zone is collapsing...

In mid-January, Eastern Standard Time, CoinShares' latest weekly report showed that **for the week ending January 12, 2026, the net inflow into global digital asset investment products reached a staggering $2.17 billion**, attracting significant attention in the crypto investment circle. This scale not only set a new record for recent months but was also directly defined in the report as **the largest single-week capital inflow since the market crash in late October 2025**, instantly shifting the funding sentiment from "cautious observation" to a state of "high-intensity repricing."

The altcoin market has fallen into a lose-lose situation due to the issuance of low-circulation tokens, with oversupply and insufficient demand leading to price collapse. The market has attempted Meme coins and MetaDAO models, but neither has addressed the fundamental issues. In the future, it is necessary to balance the interests of exchanges, holders, teams, and VCs to avoid lemon market risks.

The market stabilized and rebounded after a nearly 30% correction by the end of 2025, but a new round of offensive and defensive battles has quietly begun near the 365-day moving average. Bitcoin has risen 21% since November 21, but has not yet successfully reclaimed the key 365-day moving average. This is strikingly similar to its performance during the 2022 bear market—when Bitcoin also rebounded after breaking below that average, only to be blocked and restart its downward trend as it approached. The narrative of Bitcoin's "four-year halving cycle" is facing widespread scrutiny from institutional researchers.

As the Iranian public frantically transfers Bitcoin into personal wallets due to the currency collapse, Wall Street is preparing for a surge of over 100 cryptocurrency ETFs by 2026. These two seemingly unrelated phenomena are together illustrating a watershed moment in Bitcoin's evolution from an underground financial tool to a mainstream safe-haven asset. "The surge in Bitcoin withdrawals from local exchanges in Iran to unassigned personal wallets indicates that during the protests, Iranians are acquiring and controlling Bitcoin at a pace far exceeding previous times." Blockchain

A detailed step-by-step guide on how to cope with the trade war initiated by Trump.

In the East 8 Time Zone this week, as the implied volatility of Bitcoin and Ethereum has cumulatively decreased by about **18-25 volatility points**, the price movement in the crypto market is undergoing substantial changes. The previously frequent large unilateral trends and intense tug-of-war have significantly reduced in the current environment, with the market showing more signs of narrow and repeated fluctuations. In this low-volatility framework, traditional directional strategies that rely on high leverage and chasing prices are beginning to face a dual challenge of declining expected returns and worsening risk-reward ratios.

This week (from January 19 to January 23), the global political and economic stage, along with the cryptocurrency market, will witness a series of key events, from Trump's return to the Davos Forum, to the release of inflation data that the Federal Reserve is paying attention to, as well as token splits, airdrops, and auctions within the crypto industry, making it quite an eventful week. Below is a summary of the daily news highlights for you.

On January 19, 2026 (UTC+8), a newly created on-chain address named **GamblingRuinsLives** placed a bet of **$53,700** on the gamble that "Trump will obtain/acquire Greenland before 2027." At the same time this extreme bet appeared in the prediction market, Bitcoin's market value evaporated by hundreds of millions of dollars in a sudden crash, causing the corresponding price prediction probabilities to swing dramatically, making the entire scene absurd and dramatic. On one side is the reality...

On January 19, 2026, at 8:00 AM UTC+8, the cryptocurrency market experienced a sharp flash crash linked to global risk assets. Major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, along with most altcoins, fell in sync, exhibiting characteristics of indiscriminate selling. BTC directly broke through the **$92,000** mark during the session, with a single-day decline exceeding **3%** at one point, triggering concentrated liquidations of on-chain and off-chain leverage within just a few hours. During this approximately four-hour window of rapid decline, a total of about **$750 million** in long positions were liquidated.