Gate.io Launches INIT Perpetual Contract Pre-trading

Coinbase Global announced on January 16 that it will release its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial results on February 12, 2026, following the close of U.S. stock markets. The company will also host a webcast at 2:30 p.m. Pacific Time that same day.

Jan. 16 — Social media platform X suffered an outage, per Downdetector. Core functions including search, timelines and direct messages (DMs) were unstable: some search results showed “no posts,” timeline content failed to load properly, and community features were unusable. Some users reported the past two days’ downtime has not been fully resolved, with account impact varying by region.

Jan. 16: Trump says he may impose tariffs on countries that hold differing views on the Greenland issue.

**January 16th Brief** Yili Hua noted that ordinary investors’ best strategy is to invest and hold. Most traders end up losing money and struggle to outperform institutions/platforms—plus, it’s critical to avoid becoming a bear yourself. Two iconic figures define bulls vs. bears in U.S. stock market history: - **Bullish Warren Buffett**: Focuses on long-term investing and holding. He’s taken large short positions only a handful of times in decades, always waiting for better bottom-fishing opportunities. - **Bearish Bill Gates**: Once held over 40% of Microsoft shares, then sold down to focus on asset management. He shorted Tesla and lost tens of billions, shrinking his trillion-dollar net worth to billions. Core logic: Quality assets are limited—but central banks’ printing presses are infinite. Over the long haul, bullish opportunities far outnumber bearish ones. Satoshi Nakamoto’s account is the ultimate bullish case for BTC.

January 16th – Per AI Monitor, the "BTC OG Insider Whale" has reopened its ETH long position after a month’s pause, adding 100,000 ETH in roughly 10 minutes. The entity’s ETH long position now totals $7.36 billion, with an unrealized gain of ~$32.5 million.

January 16: Trump stated that when referring to White House National Economic Council Director Hassett, Federal Reserve officials don’t speak much—Hassett is very eloquent, performs well on TV, and Trump wants him to remain in his current role. We’ll wait and see.