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DeSci Pioneers: The Ecosystem, Tokens, and Future Prospects of Bio Protocol ($BIO)
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World Economic Forum: Trump's special address is scheduled to officially begin at 21:30 (GMT+8)According to Odaily, the World Economic Forum announced that Trump's special address is expected to officially begin at 21:30 Beijing time. Previously, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Lutnick was booed at the Davos World Economic Forum dinner hosted by BlackRock CEO Fink. (Golden Ten Data)
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Analysis: Bitcoin CEX Net Inflow Continues to Raise Questions, Possibly Signaling a Lack of Sustained Selling PressureBlockBeats News, January 21st, CryptoQuant analyst XWIN stated that the Trump administration once again pushed forward its tariff policy, which has been a clear downward factor for Bitcoin since 2025. The tariff policy directly affects corporate profits, inflation, and monetary policy expectations, weakening overall risk appetite and making risk assets, including Bitcoin, more vulnerable to pullback shocks.
The impact of economic risks on Bitcoin is quickly evident as investor behavior adjusts rapidly. With increasing uncertainty about economic growth and interest rate prospects, investors tend to reduce risk exposure in the short term. In this process, Bitcoin is often seen as a liquid asset that can be temporarily sold to reduce portfolio risk, rather than a long-term store of value.
CEX net flows provide a complementary perspective. During the adjustment phase, a brief increase in CEX inflows can be observed, aligning with temporary position adjustments. However, these inflows did not persist, indicating a lack of sustained structural selling pressure.
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RedStone acquires Security Token Market to accelerate the adoption of tokenized assetsOracle service provider RedStone has acquired the digital asset data platform Security Token Market (STM.co) and its annual conference TokenizeThis, aiming to promote the adoption of real-world asset tokenization and expand its influence in the US and institutional markets. Founded in 2018, STM operates the world's largest database of tokenized real-world assets, tracking over 800 on-chain stocks, real estate, debt instruments, and funds, with a total market capitalization exceeding $60 billions. The TokenizeThis conference brings together banks, asset management institutions, regulators, issuers, and blockchain leaders to discuss asset tokenization in both traditional finance and decentralized finance.
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