CryptoQuant: Bitcoin Realized P&L indicates a market shift to "Capitulation Confirmation" or confirmation of a bear market
CryptoQuant reported on January 23rd that Bitcoin’s realized cap has fallen to 2.5 million BTC—its lowest level since March 2024—matching the threshold seen at the start of the last bear market in March 2022, per the network’s Realized Cap HODL Waves metric.
Moreover, Bitcoin holders are facing net losses for the first time since October 2023, with a cumulative 69,000 BTC in losses recorded since December 23rd. This signals a 30-day shift in market sentiment: from profit-taking to loss realization.
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Musk's Ex-Girlfriend Interaction Drives Meme Coin PsyopAnime Market Cap Back to $10 Million, Whale Wallet Buys 9.4 Million Tokens
January 23rd — Per GMGN monitoring (link: https://gmgn.ai/sol/token/i_m4TE56o8_2nP9yKQNSGQy851iyawDvBkzkK2R2aqKArQCKc2gpump), Solana-based meme coin PsyopAnime has climbed from today’s low of roughly $5 million to a peak of $13 million, up 140% on the day so far. It has since pulled back to ~$9.6 million, trading at $0.0096.
This rally may stem from interactions with Grimes—@Grimezsz on X, the Canadian singer and Elon Musk’s ex-girlfriend. Yesterday, she replied to PsyopAnime’s official tweet, noting a planned discussion this Friday, which sparked the coin’s first upward move early this morning. At 9:00 AM ET today, Grimes followed up on a PsyopAnime update, saying she’d seen the message but hadn’t dug into it due to being “very busy” lately.
GMGN data also links the second leg of the rally to a trader with a qqP3-prefixed address: at 9:32 AM ET, they dropped $95k to buy 9.41 million tokens, temporarily pushing the price to $0.0135. This address is the largest buyer in the past 2
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Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger plans to go public in the United States, with a valuation of over $4 billion
January 23rd — Hardware wallet manufacturer Ledger is planning a U.S. initial public offering (IPO) with a potential valuation exceeding $4 billion, according to the Financial Times.
The company has partnered with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase & Co., and Barclays to advance the deal, which could be completed as early as this year.
Previously, Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier stated in November 2023 that the firm was considering a U.S. IPO and noted its annual revenue had surpassed $100 million.
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Musk Launches Midterm Election Plan to Woo More Local Voters to Trump
Jan. 23 — Elon Musk is reopening his wallet and launching his political machinery as he preps for the 2026 midterm elections. The world’s richest man has already donated $10 million to a Republican Senate candidate this year, and his once frosty relationship with former President Donald Trump has thawed.
Insiders familiar with the plans said Musk’s political team has met with several potential service providers in recent weeks for the upcoming midterms, focusing on digital and SMS marketing experts. These sources noted Chris Young, Musk’s chief political strategist, is leading the efforts and has met with vendors, some political candidates, and their teams.
Sources revealed Musk’s 2026 midterm goal: convert Trump supporters—some of whom only voted for the former president in general elections—into participants in midterm and local races.
Analysts point out the reconciliation signals an emerging pragmatic alliance: Trump will regain Musk’s financial and technological infrastruc
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The US Attorney's Office will no longer reopen the OpenSea insider trading case, reaching a deferred prosecution agreement with former executive Chastain
Cointelegraph reported on January 23 that the U.S. Department of Justice will not re-examine the insider trading case against Nathaniel Chastain, former manager of NFT platform OpenSea.
A notice filed with Manhattan federal court on Wednesday confirmed a deferred prosecution agreement (DPA) with Chastain, with the case set to be dismissed in one month.
Chastain was convicted in 2023 of wire fraud and money laundering for using his position to purchase NFTs set to be featured on OpenSea’s homepage, then selling them for a profit after their prices rose. However, a federal appeals court overturned the ruling in July this year, finding the jury received incorrect instructions and that OpenSea homepage NFT data lacked commercial value—failing to meet the “property” definition under federal wire fraud law.
Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton noted the decision not to re-prosecute stems from Chastain having already served three months in prison and agreeing not to contest the forfei
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