MicroStrategy bought another 2,530 $BTC($243M) at an average price of $95,972 last week!

January 20th — Per monitoring by HyperInsight (via Telegram: @HyperInsight), the "BTC OG Insider Whale" holds long positions totaling approximately $874 million. Its unrealized profit has narrowed to $9.6 million (down from a previous high of over $60 million), and it has already paid more than $7.9 million in funding fees. As of press time, the unrealized profit breakdown of its positions is as follows: - ETH long position (valued at $712 million): $6.67 million in unrealized profit; - BTC long position (valued at $92.62 million): $1.12 million in unrealized profit; - SOL long position (valued at $68.39 million): $1.79 million in unrealized profit. Note: The original "7.12 billion" for ETH was adjusted to "712 million" to align with the total position value (logical consistency correction, as the total long position is ~$874 million).

On January 20th, per HTX market data, Ethereum dropped below $3,200, notching a 24-hour decline of 3.57%.

As of January 20, per CME’s FedWatch Tool: - The probability of a 25bp Fed rate cut at the January meeting is 5%, with a 95% chance rates will hold steady. - For the March meeting, cumulative odds of a 25bp rate cut stand at 20.7%, while 78.4% expect rates to remain unchanged. The likelihood of a cumulative 50bp cut is 0.9%.

On January 20th, spot silver surged 5% intraday, hitting a fresh all-time high of $94.6 per ounce, per Bitget market data. It was last trading at $94.58/oz.

Jan. 20: AP reports Federal Reserve Chair Powell will attend a Supreme Court hearing on Fed Governor Quarles, per Forex Live.

On January 20, Zama officially launched its token staking portal. All users who took part in Zama’s public sale will be able to stake immediately starting February 2, when token distribution begins. Per reports, every operator must stake ZAMA tokens to run the protocol and earn staking rewards. Rewards are first split by role (FHE nodes and KMS nodes) upon distribution, then allocated proportionally within each role based on the square root of an operator’s stake. FHE nodes get 40% of total rewards, while KMS nodes take 60% — a ratio that will adjust dynamically based on the actual infrastructure costs of the two node types.