This morning during the Ethereum dip, the Loan-to-Value ratio on Bhutan's Sovereign Wealth Fund Aave fell to below 1.2

Jan 26 – Cathie Wood recently pushed back against the Federal Reserve’s current high level of transparency, arguing this has instead spurred market volatility and high-frequency trading opportunities. She favors a “less talk, more action” approach akin to the Volcker era (which focused on money supply) or the Greenspan era (marked by relatively stable gold prices). Wood also contends current U.S. inflation is fundamentally below 2% — pointing to unit labor costs of just 1.2-1.4%, a stark contrast to the wage-push inflation of the 1970s. She notes Trump-style policies (similar to Reagan’s but more aggressive) could boost U.S. capital returns, strengthen the dollar, and curb inflation — without the need for large interest rate hikes. On AI: With billions in AI computing power set to be invested in the coming years, humanoid robots will likely gain true dexterity by the end of the 2020s, displacing human labor. Wood’s analysis shows these robots are highly cost-effective: a $100,000

On January 26, Binance Alpha has launched World Mobile Token (WMTX), per official sources. The airdrop distribution threshold is set at 241 points. As of press time, WMTX is trading at $0.061, with a market capitalization of $49.73 million.

On January 26th, per monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa), a whale that previously netted $98.18 million from Ethereum scalping trades bought an additional 20,000 ETH (≈$56.13 million) via Wintermute 12 hours ago, at an average price of ~$2,806.58. Since January 21st, the whale has accumulated a total of 70,013 ETH, with an average cost of ~$2,907.69.

As of January 26, Bitcoin’s realized losses have hit $4.5 billion—their highest level in three years, per CryptoQuant data. The last time realized losses reached this threshold, Bitcoin had just completed a roughly one-year consolidation phase, with its price at $28,000.

On January 26th, GMGN monitoring data shows several meme coins on the Solana blockchain have delivered strong performance, with notable gains over the past 24 hours. Among them, **clawd**—tied to the Clawdbot narrative—has stood out: its market cap rebounded from a recent low of ~$5 million to its current $11 million, with a price of ~$0.011, marking a 65% 24-hour increase. Other standout meme coins include: - **WhiteWhale**: 20% 24-hour gain, current market cap ~$45.1 million, price ~$0.047 - **SOL** (Pump Live Coin): 20% 24-hour increase, current market cap ~$10.8 million, price ~$0.0129 - **WOJAK**: 82% 24-hour surge, current market cap ~$10 million, price ~$0.01 - **Buttcoin**: 60% 24-hour rise, current market cap ~$7 million, price ~$0.007 BlockBeats reminds users: Meme coins are highly volatile, heavily reliant on market sentiment and hype, and lack actual value or use cases. Investors should be aware of the associated risks. [clawd](https://gmgn.ai/sol/token/