10 #Bitcoin ETFs outflows 2,152 $BTC(-$201.21M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs outflows 45,684 $ETH(-$148.11M) yesterday.

On January 20, Artemis data shows Kalshi’s prediction market trading volume hit a record $474.2 million on January 17 (this past Saturday). Polymarket’s daily trading volume, meanwhile, came in at $263 million.

On January 20th, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong took to social media to announce he has arrived in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting. His three key goals for the week are: ? Discuss economic freedom with global leaders, and how cryptocurrency can modernize their financial systems; ? Continue advancing market structure legislative efforts; ? Advocate for ongoing asset tokenization to expand democratized access to capital.

On January 20, LookOnChain monitoring flagged a whale suspected of offloading 13,000 ETH (valued at roughly $41.75 million). Galaxy Digital’s over-the-counter (OTC) trading wallet has just transferred out the same 13,000 ETH (~$41.75M), with 6,500 ETH (~$20.89M) already deposited into exchanges Binance, Bybit, and OKX.

On January 19th, LookOnChain monitoring data reveals that an internal wallet address starting with AG2GXk previously purchased 66.3 million ZReaL for just $285. The address later sold 19.98 million ZReaL via four wallets, netting $210,000 in profit. It still holds 46.3 million ZReaL, valued at $417,000. Across its ZReaL trades, the address has generated a total of $627,000 in revenue, with a return multiple of 2200x.

Jan 19 — Per NFT Pulse data, Magic Eden’s 30-day trading volume reached $12.8 million, accounting for 9.1% of the NFT market share. The platform’s 30-day revenue totaled just $267,000, with 74% from Solana chain transactions and 25% from Bitcoin network activity. CoinGecko figures show Magic Eden’s native ME token is currently priced at $0.253, with a market cap of $108 million, a fully diluted valuation of $253 million, and 24-hour trading volume of $110 million. If NFT market transaction momentum remains unchanged, Magic Eden’s upcoming strategy (launching Feb 1) — investing 15% of revenue into the ME ecosystem — will allocate roughly $20,000 monthly to ME token repurchases. As previously reported by BlockBeats, Magic Eden announced that starting Feb 1, 15% of its revenue will go directly to the ME token ecosystem. The funds will be split evenly: 50% used to repurchase ME on the open market, and 50% distributed as USDC to ME stakers based on staking weights.

Magic Eden announced on January 19 that starting February 1, 15% of its revenue will be directly injected into the ME token ecosystem. This portion will be split evenly: 50% will go toward repurchasing ME tokens on the open market, while the other 50% will be distributed to ME stakers as USDC based on their staking weight. The existing ME buyback mechanism (which previously only covered market trading fees) will be upgraded to a full-ecosystem revenue distribution system. Staking weight is determined by the amount of ME staked and the duration of the stake. USDC rewards can be claimed monthly—with the first claim (covering February activity) opening in March—and rewards must be claimed within 90 days.