Last week, funds have flowed into #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Hyperliquid.

January 27th — IG Group noted that the ongoing climb in gold prices and elevated stock market valuations could drive portfolio rebalancing, with capital shifting into cryptocurrencies and sparking a fresh bull run. UK regulatory progress has also buoyed the market.

January 27: The U.S. dollar fell across the board on Monday, while the yen surged to a two-month-plus high amid speculation of U.S.-Japan joint forex intervention following comments from Japan’s Prime Minister and Finance Ministry. Investors also pared back dollar positions ahead of the Federal Reserve’s meeting and as expectations grew that President Trump would name his pick for the new Fed chair. Worries about another U.S. government shutdown also pressured the greenback. The dollar-yen pair has dropped nearly 3% over the past two trading days, marking its steepest decline since market volatility tied to last April’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. A source noted the New York Fed has asked traders about the dollar/yen exchange rate—a move seen as a precursor to intervention. Nomura G10 FX strategist Dominic Bunning said: “Clearly, if both Japan’s Finance Ministry and the U.S. Treasury aim to cap dollar-yen gains, that would be a far more powerful driver.” A Goldman Sachs analyst

January 27 — Per GMGN market data, Solana ecosystem memecoin WhiteWhale saw its market cap dip below $20 million, then rebound following a brief surge earlier this morning. It briefly topped $80 million and is now trading at $74.6 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of $13.9 million and a 24-hour gain of over 91%. BlockBeats reminds users: Memecoins are highly volatile, rely heavily on market sentiment and concept hype, and have no intrinsic value or practical use case. Investors should exercise caution.

Jan. 27 — After a setback in crypto market legislation negotiations at the Senate Agriculture Committee, an aide to a Democratic senator said the party remains open to returning to the table to push for a bipartisan compromise. The aide noted Democratic members were caught off guard early this year when Republicans drafted a new bill without sufficient consultation and planned a mid-January markup. In response, Dems aim to reengage with committee chair Sen. John Boozman’s (R-Ark.) team this week ahead of the vote to build bipartisan consensus. The committee’s markup and vote on the crypto bill—originally set for Tuesday—was delayed to Thursday due to severe weather in Washington. Some Democratic lawmakers are also pushing to restart talks to reach a bipartisan-agreed text before the session. The legislation seeks to create a federal digital asset regulatory framework, including clarifying the SEC and CFTC’s oversight roles and disclosure requirements. Analysts emphasize bipart

On January 27, Michael Burry—the famed "Big Short" U.S. investor—said in a post: "I own GameStop (GME) and have been buying more recently. I expect the price I paid will soon near 1x tangible book value and 1x net asset value. I don’t plan to drive long-term gains via short squeezes and am prepared to hold for the long term." Following this news, GameStop (GME) shares jumped sharply in Monday’s trading, climbing as much as 8.8% intraday before closing at $24.01, a 4.44% gain.

**January 27th Brief** BitMine Chairman Tom Lee said in a post that gold and silver’s parabolic, sustained rally is overshadowing the ongoing strengthening of crypto assets’ underlying fundamentals—especially Ethereum and Bitcoin. At the 2026 Davos Forum, financial institutions are gearing up to build products on Ethereum and other smart contract blockchains. As fundamentals keep “moving to the upper right,” price gains are just a matter of time.