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Bitcoin plummeted sharply due to Trump's threat of tariffs on Europe and a wave of leverage liquidations, dropping 3.3% within 24 hours and accumulating a decline of about 9%. Market fear intensified, with liquidation amounts reaching 7.13 trillion KRW. Analysts expect Bitcoin to potentially further decline to the range of 58 million to 62 million KRW. The overall crypto market contracted, and insufficient liquidity led to larger declines in altcoins. The demand for safe-haven assets increased, causing gold prices to rise.

The crypto market was affected by trade war news on Tuesday, experiencing a significant decline. Bitcoin dropped to around $91,000, and other currencies also retraced. Trump's tough tariff remarks led to increased risk aversion in the market, and investors faced liquidation risks. Market volatility intensified, and traders need to pay attention to pace and position management. The future negotiation cycle may be extended, and volatility will continue.

Written by: Liang Yu
Edited by: Zhao Yidan
On January 19, 2026, a piece of news from the heart of Wall Street quickly caused a震动 in the global financial and technology sectors. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) officially announced that its parent company, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), is developing a new digital platform dedicated to tokenized securities trading and on-chain settlement, and has begun seeking approval from U.S. regulators. This move is widely seen as the most solid step taken by traditional financial infrastructure into the digital asset space.
According to detailed information released by the NYSE, this planned platform aims to fundamentally change the trading experience of traditional securities. It promises to provide continuous trading capabilities seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day, achieve instant settlement after trade completion, allow investors to place orders based on specific dollar amounts, and support seamless fund transfers using stablecoins. Its technical core is

The article discusses the true meaning of Vibe Coding, emphasizing that it is not just a programming tool but a way to reconstruct personal workflows. The author believes that Vibe Coding can help people break free from dependence on others, thereby achieving a more efficient way of working and making individuals more autonomous and creative in the workplace. The true "work" lies in using AI to enhance decision-making and execution efficiency, rather than pursuing external recognition or product commercialization, highlighting the importance of inward growth. Ultimately, Vibe Coding is the secret weapon to help ordinary people improve their self-ability.

Written by: Xu Qian, Duan Zeyu
Introduction | When Emerging Business Models Encounter Traditional Criminal Law
In the past two years, cases related to virtual currencies, NFTs, and digital collectibles have evolved from early concerns about administrative compliance risks to areas with high criminal risk.
In practice, many cases are initially classified as "fraud" at the time of filing. However, as the case progresses into evidence review and element analysis, it often becomes apparent that there is significant room for defense beneath the surface.
This article uses a criminal case involving an NFT digital collectible platform handled by Mankun Law Firm as a sample. It systematically reviews the entire process from the dispute over case classification and evidence dissection to the final decision not to prosecute, and extracts practical methodologies that are reusable and transferable for legal professionals' reference.
Case Classification Debate: Is it "Fraud" or "Misguided Promotion"?
(1) Basic facts: A failed business venture

Last night, European and American stock markets collectively declined, with major U.S. stock indices falling sharply. Technology and banking stocks generally weakened, gold and silver hit new highs, and the cryptocurrency market plummeted across the board. Market risk aversion increased, while U.S. President Trump continued to emphasize his goal of controlling Greenland, which could impact international trade policies.