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The White House said the United States is the global center for cryptocurrencies.

President Donald Trump warned he would impose a 100% tariff on Canada if Ottawa strikes a deal with China.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Besant said in Davos that the extra 25% tariffs on India have sharply reduced its purchases of Russian oil and could be lifted if India shifts its energy sources, arguing the duties have still brought real benefits to the U.S. economy.

Amundi CIO Vincent Mortier noted European investors have accelerated diversification away from U.S. equities since April 2025. Europeans hold about $10.4 trillion of U.S. stocks, around 49% of all foreign-owned U.S. equity. Scotiabank strategist Hugo Ste‑Marie said Trump’s hostile stance toward Europe may prompt more selling, and fund managers are already getting inquiries about cutting U.S. exposure.

On 13 January 2026 (UTC+8), Pudong New Area People’s Court heard a fraud case linked to the Biying (ETCWIN) exchange involving 1.04 million yuan in claims and over ten million yuan cumulatively. Defendants Gu Ningning, Chen Gang, Mei Wenxiang and Yan Jun allegedly took 3 million yuan for a Web3 advertising plan and fled, after raising large sums via ETCWIN and HCASH ICOs that never completed proper regulatory exits.

On January 24, “BTC OG insider whale” proxy Garrett Jin argued that in a de‑dollarizing world, extending U.S. debt maturities cannot solve the problem. He sees tokenizing U.S. equities to boost stablecoin demand—echoed by BlackRock’s on‑chain RWA push—as a key refinancing path, and believes public chains like Ethereum could become global settlement layers.

NFT marketplace Nifty Gateway will shut down and urges users to withdraw assets by February 23; it was acquired by Gemini in 2019.