In the past 24 hours, the entire network has seen $191 million in liquidations, primarily from short positions

On January 5th, per HTX market data, BNB rebounded above $900, notching a 1.51% 24-hour gain that lifted its market cap to $123.781 billion.

On January 5, Binance announced it will list BREV on January 6, 2026, at 14:00 UTC, launching spot trading pairs for BREV/USDT, BREV/USDC, BREV/BNB and BREV/TRY—along with enabling the seed label. Deposits for BREV will open on January 5, 2026, at 12:00 UTC. BREV will initially be listed and tradable on Binance Alpha (specific timing to be announced separately); however, once spot trading goes live, BREV will no longer appear on Binance Alpha.

Binance’s HODLer Airdrop will launch Brevis (BREV) on January 5th.

**January 5th – Per Coinbob Popular Address Monitoring** Trader James Wynn (0x507)—once on the brink of bankruptcy—has locked in massive gains recently. Since the start of the month, with an initial ~$20,000 investment, he’s taken leveraged long positions on PEPE and repositioned to open a BTC long, pushing his account value to $620,000 (it peaked at $800,000 this morning and remains open). His current total position size is ~$13.95 million, with key positions: - 40x BTC Long: $11.5M position size, $150k unrealized profit (52%), avg. price $91,300, liquidation price $89,600 - 10x kPEPE Long: $2.45M position size, $450k unrealized profit (182%), avg. price $0.0055, liquidation price $0.0057 Wynn’s sub-address (0x8da) has also posted >50% gains this month, holding long positions in BTC, HYPE, and XRP. Its total position size is $7.02 million, with overall unrealized profit of $390k (154%). On January 1st, Wynn publicly predicted PEPE’s market cap would exceed $69 billion

January 5 – QCP’s daily market analysis noted the crypto market gained traction in Asian morning trading, with Bitcoin topping $92,000 and Ethereum hitting $3,100. The trend aligned with a rebound in U.S. stocks and weaker oil prices, which markets saw as risk asset resonance fueled by macro factors: U.S. action on Venezuela, end-of-year tax-loss selling wrapping up, and new crypto legislation on the horizon. Market chatter highlighted that a drop in oil prices easing inflationary pressures would be a positive for Bitcoin’s short-term performance. Industry rumors also circulate that Venezuela may hold sizeable “shadow Bitcoin holdings” and plans to begin using USDT for select oil transactions starting in 2024 — though these claims are unconfirmed. If true, Venezuela could become one of the largest sovereign holders of BTC. Derivatives markets have turned notably bullish: put skew has fallen across all tenors. Since last week, there have been more than 3,000 trades of $100k-strike

On January 5, the British pound slipped against the U.S. dollar but climbed to a two-and-a-half-month high versus the euro, following the U.S.’s removal of Venezuelan President Maduro. Analysts at Monex Europe noted in a report that safe-haven demand spurred by geopolitical tensions in Venezuela and Iran lifted the U.S. dollar. They added the euro is more sensitive to trade disruptions, pushing the pound higher against the single currency—though this trend could prove temporary. Looking ahead to 2026, the analysts said: “We expect the U.K.’s domestic political landscape to remain a headwind for economic growth and the pound.” By contrast, the euro may gain support from Eurozone fiscal policies aimed at stimulating growth. (Source: FX168)