10 #Bitcoin ETFs inflows 7,066 $BTC(+$703.6M) and 9 #Ethereum ETFs inflows 14,425 $ETH(+$48.32M) yesterday.

January 14 – A Forbes report notes that by 2025, cryptocurrency scams have grown into a massive criminal industry with an annual volume of at least $14 billion. This surge is largely driven by widespread AI tool adoption, which lets scammers create fake identities more efficiently, produce more convincing deepfake scam content, and significantly boost average earnings per scam. Stats show AI-equipped scam gangs defraud victims of an average $3.2 million per successful scam, while non-AI gangs net just $719,000 per scam—4.5 times less than their AI-powered counterparts. In 2025’s prevalent piggyback scams, criminal groups first build emotional connections with victims or pose as investment advisors on social platforms. They then lure victims to fake crypto trading platforms before absconding with their funds. AI has made these scams more scalable and personalized, sharply increasing both success rates and the total sums involved.

On January 14, market maker Wintermute released its digital asset OTC market review, noting that Bitcoin’s traditional four-year cycle underperformed in 2025 and the altcoin cycle effectively vanished—this isn’t a temporary pullback, but a structural shift. For the crypto market to stage a meaningful strong rebound in 2026, it will hinge on at least one of three key outcomes: 1. **ETFs & crypto treasury (DAT) firms expand beyond BTC/ETH**: U.S. spot BTC/ETH ETF liquidity is heavily concentrated in a handful of large-cap tokens, narrowing market breadth and creating sharp performance divergence. Only when more tokens are added to institutional portfolios via ETFs or corporate treasuries can broader market participation and liquidity rebound. 2. **Top assets reignite to drive wealth effects**: The 2025 "BTC rally → altcoin inflows" cycle has broken down fundamentally. Average altcoin uptrends now last ~20 days (vs. ~60 days last year), and most tokens keep falling due to unlock-rel

Onchain Lens monitoring data indicates that as of January 14, the address starting with 0x10D9 has withdrawn 139,950 LINK tokens from Binance, valued at roughly $1.96 million. Currently, the address holds 342,557 LINK tokens—worth approximately $4.81 million—all of which were withdrawn from exchanges over the past two days.

On January 14, Bitcoin fell below $95,000, with its 24-hour gain narrowing to 3.2%, per HTX market data.

**Jan 14 Key Updates** 1. **Supreme Court Tariff Ruling (Expected Wednesday, Jan 14)** - Prior analysis: An "illegal tariff ruling" would spark massive refunds, which typically require years of individual litigation (non-immediate cash flow impact). - White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett: If the administration loses the Supreme Court tariff case, "we have other ways to achieve the same goal." 2. **US Economic Data (Tonight at 21:30 UTC+8)** - Nov Retail Sales (MoM): Previous 0.0%, Expected 0.4% - Nov PPI (YoY): Expected 2.7% - Nov PPI (MoM): Expected 0.2% 3. **Fed Speeches Today** - Fed Governor Milan: Speaks in Athens - Richmond Fed President Barkin (2027 FOMC voter): Delivers remarks - Philadelphia Fed President Paulson (2026 FOMC voter): Speaks on economic outlook *Note: Uses concise, industry-standard phrasing (MoM/YoY, full advisor name) aligned with U.S. financial news conventions.*