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On January 19, per Hyperinsight monitoring (https://t.me/Hyperinsight), a whale address (0x9c89f) closed a 95,000 SOL long position at 16:20—held for 41 days—netting $293,000 in profit. The same whale also closed a 5,000 ETH long position today after holding it 65 days, realizing $581,000 in profit. The trader’s core positions use 10-20x leverage, signaling an aggressive style, and they’re actively reallocating funds.

**January 19 – The long-running Greenland dispute remains unresolved amid escalating tensions, and President Trump has threatened fresh tariff hikes on European goods—sparking steep declines in European automaker stocks.** In early Monday trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Daimler (Mercedes-Benz) dropped up to 6.7%, BMW slid 7%, and Volkswagen fell 5.4%. Over the weekend, Trump unexpectedly announced plans to slap an extra 10% tariff on imports from several EU nations starting in February, rising to 25% in June—catching Germany, France and other EU countries off guard. BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen all count the U.S. as a top source of revenue and profits. These brands import models like the Mercedes S-Class to the U.S.—vehicles already hit by Trump’s tariff policies. Currently, tariffs on most EU-imported vehicles and parts into the U.S. stand at 15%. Last year, Trump’s additional tariffs pushed this rate up sharply from around 2.5%, prompting automakers to issue

Bitcoin rallied past $93,000 on January 19, according to market data from HTX, with its current price standing at $93,078.

January 19 — Per data from Coinbob Top Address Monitor (https://t.me/Coinbob_track_CN), the "Strategy Whales" wallet (0x94d3...) executed a series of intensive sell-offs over roughly 30 minutes, fully unwinding its BTC and ETH long positions. The address sold ~299.5 BTC and 7,361.7 ETH in a short span, totaling ~$48.6 million in value. Post-selloff, its BTC and ETH long positions are effectively liquidated, with its contract account now holding ~$8.6 million in total assets. Earlier today, the wallet closed long positions on three major altcoins, incurring a loss of over $15.3 million. It then shifted to 20x-leveraged long positions on BTC and ETH, with cumulative positions peaking at ~$53 million at one point.

On January 19, CryptoQuant analyst Mignolet pointed out via the Coinbase Premium Gap (CPG) chart that the market is currently facing its strongest sell-off premium in recent times. This selling pressure originates from U.S. whales (large investors) operating outside ETFs, following Bitcoin’s sharp drop this morning ahead of the U.S. ETF market opening. Note: The CPG tracks the price difference between Bitcoin on Coinbase (USD pair) and Binance (USDT pair). A positive value signals strong U.S. buying pressure, while a negative value reflects selling pressure from U.S. investors.