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The United States' tariff policies and geopolitical risks have led to uncertainty in the global financial markets. Trump plans to impose additional tariffs on eight NATO countries, triggering opposition from the European Union and considering retaliatory measures. Meanwhile, U.S. intervention in the semiconductor and financial sectors has expanded, affecting market sentiment. Despite inflation slowing down, the Federal Reserve has not cut interest rates, leading to a decline in the stock market and a strengthening of the US dollar. The global financial environment faces multiple challenges, and it is important to monitor the long-term impact of policy changes on markets and alliance relationships.

The China-led cross-border central bank digital currency project mBridge is attracting global attention, with total transactions surpassing $55 billion, and the transaction scale increasing to 2,500 times the initial amount. The digital renminbi accounts for 95%. The project is developed collaboratively by multiple central banks and may gradually challenge the dominance of the US dollar in the future, with practical applications in the public sector.

The digital asset market is undergoing significant changes, with traditional financial institutions beginning to adopt blockchain technology to promote asset tokenization. While this improves financial infrastructure, it also blurs the original intention of decentralization, shifting towards compliance with regulations. It is important to understand under what regulatory framework assets operate, and individuals and industries should choose their stance to determine the future of digital assets.

January 2026, Global News: As Web3 technology enters the deep water phase, how to break the "value islands" and achieve efficient collaboration between underlying resources and end-user applications has become a core issue in industry development. Recently, NEVO 3.0 officially disclosed its innovative "Five Major Ecosystem Collaboration" strategic framework, aiming to build a leading industry full-chain value network from resource aggregation to value realization by deeply integrating five key areas: AI computing power, RWA physical assets, DePIN infrastructure, compliant finance, and global business applications. Relying on blockchain trust mechanisms and deep collaboration with global partners such as Phil AI, All InX, and Ni28, NEVO 3.0 has not only realized the trustworthy circulation of computing resources and physical assets but also successfully connected the digital economy with the real economy, providing a new paradigm for value reconstruction for users and enterprises worldwide.
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Grayscale's report "2026 Digital Asset Outlook" predicts that by 2026, digital assets will enter an institutionalized golden era. Factors such as macro demand, regulatory transparency, and asset tokenization will drive deep integration between digital assets and traditional finance. At the same time, stablecoins and DeFi applications will accelerate development and become key pillars.

Written by: Jae, PANews
On January 14th, the DFINITY Foundation officially released a new tokenomics white paper titled “Mission 70,” proposing an extremely aggressive deflationary plan: by the end of 2026, reduce the ICP inflation rate by 70%.
Following the announcement, ICP’s price performed strongly, with intraday gains exceeding 30%, leading the market. This is not just simple emotional speculation but a re-pricing of the Internet Computer’s fundamentals.
For DFINITY, which harbors the ambition of “rebuilding the internet,” this is not only an adjustment of the economic model but could also become a turning point for ecosystem development. It is attempting a high-difficulty “economic surgery” to make a dramatic leap from “money-burning infrastructure” to “self-sufficient value engine.”
From subsidy expansion to the era of deflation, aiming to cut the inflation rate by over

The global financial markets are once again showing "anti-inflation" sentiment, with investors' preference for risk assets significantly increasing, especially in the industrial and financial sectors. Analysis indicates that investors are increasing leverage, and a "short squeeze" phenomenon has emerged in the market. Additionally, with expectations of economic recovery, investors are more inclined to allocate funds to growth assets rather than safe assets, which could drive the rise of the virtual asset market.