A significant downturn in gold, silver, and copper prices has led to a massive liquidation of blockchain-based metal tokens, totaling $120 million.

As the market grapples with uncertainty, Bitcoin experiences a significant pullback, hitting a low of $81,000 on January 30, 2026.

Meta’s Reality Labs reports a staggering $6 billion loss in Q4, prompting a strategic pivot towards wearables and AI applications as revenue streams.

Strive not only slashed its debt by 92% but also expanded its Bitcoin holdings, positioning itself as one of the top corporate Bitcoin holders globally.

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token has soared 60% to $34.90, fueled by substantial institutional buying and reduced selling pressure, sparking speculation of further growth.

CSL shares slip slightly as Vanguard raises its stake to 6%, signaling heightened institutional interest ahead of critical financial updates this February.

As Bitcoin hovers around $88,000, gold continues to break records, showcasing a stark contrast in investor sentiment between commodities and cryptocurrencies.

Tether intensifies its gold acquisition strategy, aiming for greater diversification in response to market dynamics and soaring demand for tokenized gold assets.

Dogecoin’s price charts reveal a promising bullish divergence as whale buying re-emerges, hinting at a possible rally.