Daily News | Bitcoin Fell to the Integer Mark of $100,000, and AI and Meme Sectors Fell Nearly 10%

2025-01-27, 03:40

Crypto Daily Digest: Jupiter completed 3 billion JUP destruction plan, Pump.fun revenue hit record

According to Farside Investors data, U.S. Bitcoin spot ETFs had a net inflow of $517 million last Friday, of which BlackRock IBIT had a net inflow of $155 million, Fidelity FBTC had a net inflow of $186 million, and Ark ARKB had a net inflow of $168 million.

The U.S. Ethereum spot ETF had a net outflow of $9.2 million, of which Bitwise ETHW had a net inflow of $6 million and Invesco QETH had a net inflow of $2 million.

Jupiter completed the destruction of 3 billion JUP, currently worth about $3.2 billion

On January 27, Jupiter officially announced that it had destroyed 3 billion JUPs, currently worth approximately $3.2 billion.

According to the governance page, in August last year, JupiterDAO voted to approve the proposal to “destroy 30% of the JUP token supply”, and the supply of JUP tokens will be reduced from 10 billion to 7 billion.

Pump.fun recently set a record of $15.38 million in single-day fee revenue

On January 26, according to data from The Block, the Meme coin platform Pump.fun’s fees reached $15.38 million on January 24, setting a single-day record, partly due to the hype of the Meme coin Vine. The platform has processed $4 billion in transaction volume in the past two weeks and has brought in nearly 2.5 million SOL in fee income since its launch over a year ago.

Eric Trump Confirmed US Crypto Projects to Enjoy Zero Capital Gains Tax

According to The Street, Trump’s second son, Eric Trump, recently confirmed that U.S.-based crypto projects such as XRP and HBAR will enjoy zero capital gains tax in the future, while non-U.S. projects will face a 30% tax rate. Meanwhile, Senator Ted Cruz plans to use the Congressional Review Act to challenge a controversial IRS rule that requires DeFi brokers to report user data and transaction revenue. Cruz believes this rule hinders innovation, infringes on privacy, and increases the compliance burden on decentralized platforms.

NFT sales exceeded $180 million in the past week, with Ethereum NFT sales ranking first

According to the latest data from CryptoSlam, NFT sales rose 3.88% month-on-month to $187.89 million over the past week.

Ethereum NFTs dominated the market, contributing $106.72 million in sales, up 9.39% month-over-month. Bitcoin NFT sales were $25.35 million, down 9.43% month-over-month, while Solana ranked third with sales of $16.92 million, down 3.18% month-over-month. Among the top five blockchains by sales, Immutable performed the strongest, up 26.97% month-over-month and bringing in $7.73 million in NFT sales.

Market Trends: Bitcoin challenged the $100,000 mark, AI and Meme sectors fell nearly 10%

Market Hotspots

Market dynamics: Today, the overall market showed a correction trend, with the AI ​​sector leading the decline. As of press time, the sector’s overall decline exceeded 10%. Among them, VIRTUAL fell by more than 14%, and FARTCOIN fell by as much as 25%. The Meme concept sector also suffered a sharp decline, with the leading tokens, DOGE and SHIB, falling by more than 7%. In addition, the popular token Trumpcoin, which has attracted much attention in the early stage, also fell by more than 12%, and the current price is $26.42.

According to official news recently, Jupiter announced the destruction of 3 billion JUP tokens. Against the backdrop of a general market decline, JUP rose against the market trend, with an increase of 8.5%. The current price is $1.06, showing the market’s positive response to its proactive development strategy.

Mainstream Coins

Currently, BTC has fallen 3.57% in 24 hours and is quoted at $101,100. The integer mark of $100,000 has a strong support effect.

ETH fell more than 4.5% in 24 hours and was quoted at $3,179. ETH/BTC continued to fall and has now fallen to 0.031.

The performance of Altcoins was significantly weaker than that of the broader market, with the Ai and Meme sectors leading the decline, with a drop of nearly 10%.

Macro News: Trump imposed 25% emergency tariffs on Colombia, Deepseek dominated the US

On January 26, US President Trump announced that Colombia would impose a 25% emergency tariff on all goods entering the United States. Within a week, the 25% tariff will be increased to 50%. Affected by the tariff news, the US dollar rose slightly at the beginning of this week. The US dollar rose by about 0.2% against the euro, and rose slightly less against the Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar. The Mexican peso fell by 0.3%.

Last week, the dollar posted its worst week in 14 months as Trump’s first week in office was dominated by verbal threats and few actual actions. Meanwhile, Eastern European and Latin American currencies rose, marking the best week for emerging markets since July 2023.

A week after the release of the DeepSeek-R1 model, this mysterious AI company from China dominated major mainstream media and social networking sites in the United States. The New York Times wrote that the DeepSeek large model achieved performance comparable to giants such as OpenAI at a very low cost ($6 million) and with a small number of chips (2,000 chips), challenging the industry consensus that “only technology giants can develop cutting-edge AI.”


Author:Rooick Z., Gate.io Researcher
Translator:Joy Z.
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