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The S&P 500 index futures slowly recovered after opening down nearly 1%, with market attention focusing on the upcoming earnings reports of four 'Tech Giants' — Microsoft, Meta, Tesla, and Apple.

Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve will hold its first interest rate meeting of the year, and the cryptocurrency market is also showing volatility, with gold prices soaring to over $5000 per ounce, while Bitcoin remains stagnant around $87000.

The current valuation of the S&P index has reached 22 times future earnings, far above the long-term average, which means that tech giants must deliver impressive earnings to support such a high valuation.

Aster announces its official launch of the $RIVER perpetual contract. As the fastest-growing decentralized derivatives platform, Aster has immediately launched a week-long trading competition to share a prize pool equivalent to $25,000 in $ASTER.

1. Rule overhaul: Zero threshold, everyone can participate in Aster's weekly perpetual contract activity (Phase 6) which has undergone a significant upgrade. To attract more new users, the platform has completely broken the original 'threshold wall':
Cancellation of $ASTER holding requirement: No longer need to hold 444 $ASTER to share the profits.
Cancellation of winning streak requirement: Even if not trading continuously, as long as the total amount meets the standard, participation is allowed.

1. Cross-industry shock: Tesla (TSLA) logs into Binance contracts!
The boundaries between TradFi (traditional finance) and Crypto are disappearing completely.

Heavyweight: Binance contracts will go live on January 28 at 22:30 for Tesla TSLAUSDT perpetual contracts.

Operation: Search for contracts on the futures page, click the [TradFi] tag to participate. This is another milestone for Binance in the tokenization of US stocks, officially merging the battleground of US stock players and crypto veterans.

2. Points and new share subscription: ZAMA Phase 5 & '5 Points' survival strategy
Alpha points holders please note, this week is a crucial period for deciding whether you can 'eat meat' next month:

In the past week, the U.S. federal government has once again edged towards a 'shutdown.' According to data from the blockchain prediction market Polymarket, traders have assessed the probability of the government entering a shutdown before January 31 to have surged from less than 10% in mid-month to over 80%.

As the deadline enters a 72-hour countdown, the intense standoff between the two parties on Capitol Hill may not only halt government services but also trigger a chain reaction affecting the economy, people's livelihoods, and other key legislative agendas.

1. Sudden Risk Increase: A Dual Alarm from Market Probabilities and Political Statements

The sharp rise in shutdown risk is the result of the interplay between market expectations and the hardline positions of key political figures.

As we enter 2026, the Ethereum market has not welcomed the anticipated 'good start', but instead continues to fluctuate below key price levels. From the beginning of the year until now, the ETH price has retraced all gains and turned to decline, consistently trading below the psychological threshold of $3000.

However, beneath the calm price surface, large capital flows represented by 'whales' are turbulent, exhibiting rare polarization and intense competition. On one side are the early holders and short-term traders distributing their chips, while on the other side are off-market funds buying on dips and making long-term layouts. This tug-of-war between bulls and bears is pushing Ethereum towards a critical turning point.

The epic surge and avalanche-like drop in the silver market, like a thunderclap, awakened global investors who were intoxicated by the asset frenzy. The two seemingly independent markets of precious metals and digital currencies are being pushed by the same macro undercurrent, heading towards a historic crossroads.

The spot price of silver skyrocketed by 14% on Monday, reaching $117 per ounce, marking the largest intraday increase since the global financial crisis, but then quickly fell back. Meanwhile, gold prices continue to rise, approaching the key psychological level of $5000 per ounce.

On the other hand, Bitcoin is consolidating around $90000. The world of cryptocurrency is brewing a possible 'super narrative' that could break the four-year traditional cycle.

When the price of Bitcoin fluctuates between $86,000 and $89,000, two messages flicker on traders' screens: one side shows Glassnode data indicating a reduction in profit-taking pressure, while the other warns of a clear bearish signal from Titan of Crypto regarding MACD.

Bitcoin broke below $87,000 on January 26, 2026, having accumulated a decline of more than 10% since January 14. Various interpretations surrounding technical analysis have led to fierce debates in the market.

Some analysts are beginning to worry that this may signal the arrival of a bear market year, with even some analyses suggesting that the price of Bitcoin could fall back to around $58,000.

1. 149 million data records leaked, 420,000 related to Binance users

Security researcher Jeremiah Fowler disclosed that a dataset of approximately 149 million records from Infostealer malware has leaked, containing about 420,000 login credentials related to Binance. The data originates from personal devices infected with malware, involving platforms like Gmail, Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, and others. Binance stated it will monitor the dark web, alert affected users, and reset passwords, while also recommending users enable hardware-level multi-factor authentication (MFA), use antivirus software, and strengthen account security. - Original text

Is the bear coming again? Bitcoin may plummet to $58,000!

In early 2026, the Bitcoin market failed to sustain the bullish expectations, instead showing signs of fatigue after hitting high levels. Recently, several analysts represented by Titan of Crypto issued warnings, believing that Bitcoin has signaled a bear market, and 2026 may become a year of bearish trends, with prices potentially falling significantly to around $58,000. This pessimistic prediction quickly attracted market attention. This article will deeply analyze the technical indicators, on-chain data, and market structure behind this bear market warning.

1. Core basis of the bear market prediction: technical indicators and cycle signals

The 2026 World Economic Forum in Davos has just concluded. Unlike previous years, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology have completely shed the label of 'novelty' at the edge of the round table, becoming a central topic that global financial leaders and policymakers cannot avoid on their agenda.

From the strategic transformation of banking giants to the resolute declarations of asset management titans, a narrative of financial system restructuring centered on 'tokenization' is spreading from a small town at the foot of the Alps to the entire world. This is no longer merely a preaching ground for crypto believers, but a milestone in the traditional financial power structure's active embrace of change.

When new whales holding over 100,000 bitcoins quietly enter the market, a large number of retail investors are panic-selling their holdings, and the market completes a brutal turnover in the flow of funds. Bitcoin whales are hoarding digital gold at an unprecedented rate. Data shows that wallets holding at least 1,000 BTC have recently accumulated over 100,000 bitcoins.

The holdings of new whales have surpassed 100,000, valued at approximately 12 billion dollars. Meanwhile, the number of large daily transfers exceeding one million dollars has risen to a two-month high.

The gluttonous feast of the whales stands in dramatic contrast to the panic selling of ordinary investors. This market is witnessing a silent transfer of wealth.

Global stock markets plunged across the board in early trading, with Bitcoin declining over 3% within 24 hours, while gold broke through the $5000 mark—markets are violently swaying in a storm of 'three black swan' events intertwined with geopolitical tensions, currency interventions, and tariff threats.

As of the morning of January 26, U.S. stock futures, cryptocurrencies, and the U.S. dollar index have rarely fallen in sync, while safe-haven assets like gold and silver have soared to unprecedented highs.

The S&P 500 futures fell by 0.9%, and the Nasdaq 100 futures dropped by 1.3%. Bitcoin once plummeted over 3%, while Ethereum fell by more than 5%.

The market anticipates that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged, but clues about future interest rate cuts and rumors regarding personnel changes at the Fed will make this meeting the next 'guiding stick' for market sentiment.

The price of gold has historically exceeded the $5,000 per ounce mark for the first time, while Bitcoin has fallen more than 10% from its peak. Global asset allocation is undergoing a profound shift in risk aversion logic.

In terms of silver, the price has first surpassed $106 per ounce, a figure that is nearly four times the silver price five years ago.

1. Market Milestone

● On January 26, 2026, during the Asian trading session, the international spot gold price historically broke through the $5,000 per ounce threshold, reaching a peak of $5045.6 during trading. This breakthrough occurred just over 100 days after gold first surpassed $4,000, setting a new record for the speed of increase in the global gold market.

1. Michael Saylor announces Strategy is increasing its Bitcoin holdings

Michael Saylor announces that Strategy plans to purchase more Bitcoin, with specific amounts and timing yet to be disclosed. -Original

2. Nomura Holdings and SBI Holdings plan to launch Japan's first cryptocurrency ETFs

Nomura Holdings, SBI Holdings, and other financial groups plan to launch Japan's first cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds, which are expected to be approved as early as 2028. -Original

3. The spot gold price increased by 1% during the day, reported at $5036.18 per ounce

4. The U.S. cryptocurrency bill is progressing, which may affect the security of user assets

The U.S. cryptocurrency bill is progressing. If passed, it may provide a comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrency assets, enhancing security and reducing the atmosphere of illegal activities. After the bill is passed, cryptocurrencies may be integrated into the U.S. financial system, attracting more investment and increasing the value of existing assets, although investment returns may be affected by the latest negotiations. -Original

At the Davos Forum podium, Larry Fink, head of the world's largest asset management company, announced that the wave of tokenization is unstoppable, and a universal blockchain will be the future financial infrastructure that supports all of this.

Just at the recently concluded Davos World Economic Forum, BlackRock CEO Larry Fink stated that tokenization is an inevitable trend, and the future belongs to a universal blockchain platform.

The crypto community quickly interpreted that the universal blockchain hinted at by this financial giant, who manages nearly $10 trillion in assets, is Ethereum. BlackRock's flagship tokenization fund BUIDL is built on Ethereum.

1. The White House claims that the United States is the global cryptocurrency center

The White House stated that the United States is the global center of cryptocurrency. - Original

2. Trump threatens to impose a 100% tariff on Canada

President Trump threatened that if Canada reaches an agreement with China, a 100% tariff will be imposed on Canada. - Original

3. Becerra hinted that U.S.-India tariffs may have the possibility of easing

U.S. Treasury Secretary Becerra stated on Friday in Davos that the 25% tariffs imposed by the U.S. have significantly reduced India's oil purchases from Russia, and the U.S. may cancel these additional tariffs on India. He described the tariff measures as providing substantial benefits to the U.S. economy and pointed out that Indian refineries' purchases of Russian oil have 'collapsed.' Becerra hinted that as long as India changes its energy sources, there is a diplomatic 'path' to cancel the tariffs. - Original

Trump claimed at the Davos forum that he has defeated inflation, while the economic data reports in the hands of the audience showed that the U.S. inflation rate still stands at 2.7%—this scene has become a microcosm of his governance style during his second term.

On January 20, 2026, it will be one year since Trump returned to the White House. At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, facing global political and business elites, he once again made a series of shocking statements: claiming to have defeated inflation, that the U.S. economy is thriving, and that the southern border has been completely closed.

Meanwhile, the European Union is preparing to suspend its tariff agreement with the United States, as tensions rise between the U.S. and Europe over the sovereignty dispute of Greenland, and the Supreme Court is about to make a key ruling on Trump's tariff policy.

1. The Bank of Japan maintains the interest rate, and inflation is cooling

The Bank of Japan announced that it will maintain the interest rate, and the inflation data for December has slightly declined. -Original

2. Standard Chartered Bank recommends paying attention to Ethereum and Bitmine stocks

Geoff Kendrick, the global head of digital assets research at Standard Chartered Bank, stated that although Ethereum has recently experienced a significant drop like other cryptocurrencies, the network's transaction volume has reached a historical high following the December Fusaka upgrade, which alleviated capacity bottlenecks and boosted on-chain activity. Meanwhile, the largest corporate holder of ETH, Bitmine, continues to accumulate Ethereum. Additionally, the easing of tariff risks in Greenland, the rebound of the Japanese bond market, and the rising expectations of Rick Rieder, BlackRock's head of fixed income, becoming the chair of the Federal Reserve have all created a favorable environment for risk assets. He believes that going long on Ethereum and Bitmine (BMNR) before the weekend offers a good risk-reward ratio. -Original