FG Nexus discloses holding 37,594 ETH and has repurchased over $32 million worth of common stock

On January 21st, Trump said yesterday’s stock market drop was due to Greenland, adding the dip was nothing and the market would double. Also, Trump stated: “I will fully support NATO, but I’m not sure they’ll support us.”

On Jan. 21, Trump said at the World Economic Forum in Davos that the U.S. would not use force and was only seeking to acquire Greenland. Possibly reacting to the news, gold dropped roughly $40 in short-term trading, with its latest price at $1,845.07 per ounce. Cryptocurrencies saw a short-term rebound: Bitcoin was up 0.86% over the past hour, currently trading at $86,459.

Jan 21 – Per LookOnChain monitoring, gold prices continued to notch fresh all-time highs while Bitcoin prices declined. Five hours prior, a whale swapped 26.85 WBTC (wrapped Bitcoin) for 490.4 XAUT (tokenized gold).

**Circle Adds Solana Support to Cross-Chain Gateway** Circle announced on January 21 that its cross-chain solution, Circle Gateway, now supports the Solana network. Developers can integrate non-custodial, cross-chain abstracted USDC via the tool to gain instant liquidity access for DeFi, payments, and treasury use cases. Currently, Circle Gateway supports 12 blockchains—including Arbitrum, Avalanche, Base, Ethereum, Polygon, and Solana—with plans to expand to additional networks in the future.

On January 21st, The Block reported that Architect Financial Technologies—founded by Brett Harrison, former president of FTX US—plans to launch perpetual futures contracts tied to GPU and memory pricing. The firm’s institutional trading platform, AX, is set to roll out perpetual futures linked to two key assets: daily rental rates for GPUs used in AI model training and inference, and dynamically priced Random Access Memory (RAM). The launch is pending regulatory approval. These contracts were developed in partnership with Ornn Data, a computing index provider that offers benchmarks based on real-time GPU transaction data. Last December, Architect Financial Technologies closed a $35 million funding round, valuing the company at approximately $1.87 billion.

On January 21, Wall Street Journal reporter Nick Timiraos—known as the "Fed Whisperer"—reported that Kevin Warsh has continued to publicly criticize current Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. In a CNBC interview yesterday, Warsh said Powell should skip Wednesday’s oral arguments in Fed Governor Lael Brainard’s case, arguing Powell would attempt to "favor the Fed." Timiraos noted that before Warsh’s public criticism, the Justice Department had opened an investigation into the Fed, leaving Warsh uneasy. Warsh worries the probe will complicate the Trump administration’s efforts to confirm Powell’s successor. Additionally, Warsh wants to ensure Powell resigns from the Fed’s Board of Governors after his chair term ends in May.