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BlockBeats News, January 19th, according to Decrypt, Bitcoin briefly fell below $92,000, with a 24-hour network-wide liquidation of over $865 million. Fisher8 Capital investment analyst Lai Yuen stated that the crypto market's decline was mainly due to the resurgence of the US-Europe trade war and market concerns about Trump's new round of tariff proposals. Bitget's Chief Analyst Ryan Lee said: "The recent pullback in Bitcoin is more driven by changes in global risk sentiment rather than the cryptocurrency market's own fundamentals. Rising macroeconomic uncertainty, combined with profit-taking after the previous sharp rise, has led investors to adopt a more cautious strategy across various markets such as stocks, commodities, and digital assets." Looking ahead, Lee expects Bitcoin to maintain a range-bound pattern in the second half of January, with support possibly forming around $85,000.

PANews reported on January 19 that Trove recently announced it will abandon its deployment plan on Hyperliquid and instead rebuild its TROVE token and perpetual contract DEX on Solana. Previously, a liquidity provider supporting Hyperliquid withdrew 500,000 HYPE holdings, prompting a strategic adjustment for the project. The TROVE token TGE has been postponed to January 19 at 24:00 (UTC+8). The project team will arrange refunds totaling approximately $2.44 million for some ICO participants, and the funds will be transferred to a multi-signature account for subsequent distribution.

BlockBeats News, January 19, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, the "aggressive long-pro" trader (0xbaae1) closed out a 1,789,328.7 FARTCOIN short position, realizing a $40,000 loss. The address currently holds no position and is in a wait-and-see state. This address has shown a very high risk preference, employing a high-frequency, large-position isolated margin trading strategy.