The macroeconomic scene and the effects of Davos on digital liquidity

The geopolitical discourse witnessed at the World Economic Forum in Davos is the main driver of today's volatility, as threats of imposing tariffs related to the 'Greenland' file have destabilized global financial markets, pushing investors towards traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver at the expense of high-risk assets. While gold investors are monitoring levels of $5000, silver has recorded a historic rise surpassing the market value of Nvidia, indicating a shift in liquidity towards tangible assets amid geopolitical uncertainty.

Domestically, liquidity indicators in the United States and Japan are showing additional pressures; the yields on 40-year Japanese government bonds have reached their highest levels since 2007, exceeding 4%, while U.S. bond yields continue to rise, increasing the opportunity cost of holding Bitcoin, which is viewed in this context as an asset that does not yield a fixed return. However, the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates at 4.00-4.25% provides a relatively stable environment that allows promising currencies with technical catalysts to grow independently of major monetary fluctuations.

Market performance indicators and instant liquidity (January 21, 2026)

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