Gold surged past $5,000/oz for the first time, with silver also reaching a new all-time high of $105/oz, while Bitcoin fell to $86,000.
The S&P 500 edged higher to finish near $6916, paring earlier losses and reclaiming year-to-date gains despite logging its first back-to-back weekly declines since June; large-cap tech stocks provided support with Nvidia rising 1.5% and Microsoft higher, while Intel tumbled 17% on a softer outlook, pushing the Dow down 0.6%; small-cap stocks underperformed with the Russell 2000 falling 1.8%, and the 10-year Treasury yield eased to 4.23% reflecting expectations the Fed will leave rates unchanged.
The Stoxx Europe 600 fell about 1% for the week, posting its biggest weekly decline in two months as geopolitical risks and higher oil prices pressured airline stocks including Lufthansa, Air France-KLM and IAG; economically sensitive sectors like banks and consumer products lagged while telecoms and mining outperformed; euro area business surveys showed moderate growth in January with improvements in Germany offsetting weakness in France.
US Spot ETF Flows
Asset
Daily Inflow
Daily Change
Weekly Inflow
Total Assets
Daily Volume
BTC ETFs
$-103.6M
+222.6%
$-1.3B
$115.9B
$3.4B
ETH ETFs
$-41.7M
-0.6%
$-600.6M
$17.7B
$1.3B
SOL ETFs
$1.9M
+9.5%
$9.6M
$1.1B
$31.5M
US BTC Spot ETF Flows
US ETH Spot ETF Flows
US SOL Spot ETF Flows
Prediction Markets
Open Interest
Spot Volume
Crypto Liquidations Summary
Liquidation Type
Value
% of Total
24h Change
Total Liquidations
$632.09M
-
$+559.18M (+766.97%)
Shorts
$62.00M
9.8%
$+29.20M (+89.00%)
Longs
$570.09M
90.2%
$+529.99M (+1321.56%)
BTC
$191.51M
30.3%
$+181.52M (+1817.94%)
ETH
$220.28M
34.9%
$+214.07M (+3445.22%)
Binance applied for a MiCA license in Greece after France flagged it as unlicensed under MiCA ahead of June compliance deadlines.
ETHZilla purchased two aircraft engines for $12.2 million through a newly formed aerospace subsidiary with existing lease agreements generating yields, marking its pivot toward tokenizing real-world assets after selling $74.5 million in Ether and shifting strategy away from simply holding crypto.
The SEC dismissed its civil action against Gemini and Genesis with prejudice after Gemini agreed to contribute up to $40 million toward full recovery of Gemini Earn investors' assets lost in the Genesis bankruptcy, marking another crypto enforcement case dropped by US agencies under the Trump administration.
Democratic Senators filed ethics-focused amendments to the crypto market structure bill ahead of Tuesday's Senate Agriculture Committee markup, including provisions to prevent US officials from profiting off crypto interests and measures to delay implementation until the CFTC has a full set of commissioners.
