Huobi HTX has launched AERGO perpetual contracts and kicked off a contract trading party.

Per Onchain Lens monitoring on January 26, the Trump family’s crypto project World Liberty Finance deposited 235 million WLFI tokens to Binance 6 hours ago, valued at approximately $40.63 million.

Onchain Lens monitoring shows that as of January 26th: - A newly created wallet address **0xcA0** initiated two separate withdrawals from Binance 7 hours ago and 1 hour ago, totaling 61,000 ETH (~$171.15 million). - Whale address **0xFB7** received an additional 20,000 ETH from WinterMute 4 hours ago (~$56.13 million). The address now holds a total of 100,130 ETH, worth approximately $283.79 million.

On January 26, per Onchain Lens monitoring, the Trump family’s crypto project World Liberty Finance sold 93.77 WBTC (≈$8.07M) four hours earlier, swapping for 2,868.4 ETH at a weighted average price of $2,813.

Jan 26 — The cryptocurrency Fear & Greed Index dropped to 20 today, down from 25 yesterday, while last week’s average stood at 44—intensifying market "extreme fear" sentiment. Note: The index ranges from 0 to 100, with components including: - Volatility (25%) - Market trading volume (25%) - Social media hype (15%) - Market surveys (15%) - Bitcoin’s share of total market capitalization (10%) - Google Trends analysis (10%)

On January 26, the U.S. Navy’s USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group arrived in the Middle East and is operating within the U.S. Central Command’s (CENTCOM) area of responsibility. The U.S. Air Force announced it will conduct a multi-day readiness exercise in the region to demonstrate the military’s ability to deploy and sustain air combat power there. As of now, Polymarket data shows the probability of a U.S. strike on Iran by January 31 is just 18%, while odds for strikes by the end of February and March have risen to 52% and 59%, respectively. Per Bitget market data, spot gold has broken above $5,000 per ounce for the first time ever, last trading at $5,035. Spot silver also hit a new high, topping $106 per ounce for the first time. Nasdaq futures fell 1.1% at the start of Monday’s session, while S&P 500 index futures dropped 0.75%.