10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 4,964 $BTC(-$458.3M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 4,701 $ETH(-$15.21M) yesterday.

On January 24th, per Farside monitoring, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a net outflow of $103.5 million yesterday—marking the fourth straight day of net outflows. Breakdown of outflows includes: - IBIT: $101.6 million net outflow; - FBTC: $1.9 million net outflow;

On January 24th, Daniel Li—founder of Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital)—forwarded a note from BlackRock’s 2026 Thematic Outlook Report, which highlights Ethereum is poised to be a key beneficiary of asset tokenization (currently ~65% of tokenized assets are deployed on the Ethereum network). Li stated: “The globalization of stablecoins and top beneficiary of on-chain finance is ETH—these are crypto’s biggest real-world application opportunities. Short-term consolidation near the bottom is a normal process. Lately, our daily focus has been buying more ETH on dips and actively engaging with ETH capital platforms to help them grow their capital and boost our ETH holdings. Only through hands-on work and going long can we achieve the ultimate great outcome.”

**January 24 Update** Per AI Auntie’s monitoring, an Ethereum whale—who dollar-cost averaged (DCA) 6,411.4 ETH at $3,873 apiece near last year’s high (and previously bought the dip between $4,479 and $2,813)—has started placing stop-loss orders. Eight hours ago, address 0xbE3…9A42a deposited 1,999 ETH (≈$5.928M) to a trading platform. A full sale would trigger a potential $1.815M loss (tied to the $2,965.70 deposit price per ETH). The whale currently holds 3,803 ETH, with an unrealized loss of $3.457M.

**January 24** The UK Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has ordered Sen Hok Ling—a key middleman in the Bitcoin fraud case involving Qing Zhimin (also known as Qian Zhimin or Zhang Yadi) and labeled a "professional money launderer"—to pay ￡5 million (approximately $7.6 million) to UK authorities within three months. Failure to comply could result in an additional maximum 8-year prison sentence. CPS notes Ling assisted convicted fraudster Qing Zhimin in transferring funds. Between February and April 2024, Ling received 83.7 Bitcoin (BTC) total and cashed out the proceeds via a United Arab Emirates (UAE) bank account and third-party channels. Ling pleaded guilty to one count of money laundering in November 2025 and was sentenced to four years and 11 months in prison. Qing, meanwhile, received an 11-year, 8-month sentence on two money laundering counts. Additionally, the final disposal of Qing’s 61,000 Bitcoin—Britain’s largest ever cryptocurrency seizure—is still tied up in rela

On January 24, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes tweeted that if reports of Japanese authorities preparing to intervene in currency markets are accurate, it would be “extremely bullish” for Bitcoin (BTC). His reasoning hinges on this logic: The Federal Reserve creates bank reserves via “money printing,” then sells dollars to buy yen—indirectly intervening in the yen’s exchange rate. Hayes noted that if the Fed is indeed manipulating the yen, its balance sheet would show growth in the “foreign currency-denominated assets” line item—a figure verifiable in the weekly H.4.1 report. The comments come amid the yen’s biggest single-day jump in nearly six months, spurring market speculation about Japanese intervention. Additionally, some traders point to the New York Fed conducting a “rate check” with major banks, fueling questions about Fed involvement.

As of January 24th, data from GMGN monitoring (links: https://gmgn.ai/sol/token/i_m4TE56o8_8Jx8AAHj86wbQgUTjGuj6GTTL5Ps3cqxKRTvpaJApump; https://gmgn.ai/sol/token/i_m4TE56o8_8Jx8AAHj86wbQgUTjGuj6GTTL5Ps3cqxKRTvpaJApump) shows that Solana-based meme coin PENGUIN has surged sharply overnight and this morning. Its market cap has hit a new high of over $50 million, currently sitting at roughly $50.5 million, with a current price of around $0.05. BlockBeats advises users that meme coin trading is highly volatile, primarily driven by market sentiment and concept hype rather than real value or utility. Investors should be aware of the associated risks.