the price of silver plummeted by 26% in less than 20 hours, marking the largest single-day drop in history. The global precious metals market saw over $5 trillion in market value evaporate in a single day, while the price of Bitcoin remained stagnant around $87,000. Last Friday, global traders witnessed a historic moment in the precious metals market. The price of silver dropped by 26%, and gold fell by 9%. The rapid evaporation of trillions of dollars in market value prompted global investors to reassess the flow of funds. However, amidst this dramatic volatility in precious metals,

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The Bitcoin market is undergoing a "stress test" targeting institutional holdings. After falling below the $80,000 threshold, the price of Bitcoin further declined, reaching and breaching the market-recognized key institutional holding cost line at the end of January 2026—MicroStrategy's average holding cost (approximately $76,037). This event not only triggered a leveraged liquidation that resulted in over $2.3 billion in liquidations across the network but also cast doubt on the "institutional narrative" that the market has long relied on.

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The price of gold plummeted more than 9% in a single day, while silver once dropped by 36%. Wall Street traders, faced with the cliff-like charts on their screens, hurriedly returned calls discussing the new Federal Reserve chair nominee from last night. The market had just undergone the baptism of "Black Friday"—the precious metals market experienced an epic sell-off. Meanwhile, the news of Trump nominating Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the Federal Reserve acted like a stone thrown into a calm lake, creating ripples across global markets. As of February 3rd, the new...

From January 30 to February 2, 2026, during just a few trading days in the East 8 Time Zone, **gold, silver, and crypto assets experienced a sharp decline almost simultaneously**, leading to a rapid downturn in global risk asset sentiment. COMEX gold plummeted about 16% from above $5000 per ounce, while spot gold fell from around $5600 all the way down to the $4600-$4900 range. Silver recorded a maximum daily drop of up to 39%, with liquidity being squeezed multiple times during the trading session. During the same period, Bitcoin,

Gold plummeted by more than $400 in a single day, U.S. Treasury yields surged in response, and the nomination of a former Federal Reserve governor led to an unexpected "tightening" storm in global financial markets. On January 30, 2026, local time, U.S. President Trump announced via social media the nomination of former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair. As soon as the news broke, the market reacted swiftly: major U.S. stock indices fell, U.S. Treasury yields rose significantly, and the dollar strengthened.

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BBX disclosed that it has a year-round layout and is reducing debt leverage: Strategy's holdings have surpassed 710,000 coins, and Strive has entered the global top ten.

Trump jokingly said he would sue Waller if he doesn't cut interest rates; Tom Lee predicts Ethereum's bottom may be at $2400; Whales deposit nearly 100,000 ETH to Binance; Michael Saylor may disclose Bitcoin accumulation; SBF supports Trump's stance on cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin’s sharp weekend drop triggered fresh liquidations, with analyst Eric Crown warning the market may face months of further downside.

The Hong Kong lawmaker and Web3 advocate said common law, open capital flows and ties to southern China give the city a unique role in global crypto markets.