#策略性加码BTC A quick scan of the crypto market on January 14 reveals several noteworthy signals.

【Market Overview】$BTC and $ETH rebounded together over the past 24 hours, with many altcoins following suit and rising. Market sentiment has indeed warmed up in the short term. Meanwhile, the US stock market's three major indices collectively declined, but crypto-related stocks performed strongly against the trend, with ALTS, DFDV, MSTR and other targets seeing considerable gains. Capital is clearly voting with its feet—stocks of companies related to crypto assets remain optimistic. The inscription sector also saw gains, but honestly, this looks more like a rebound following the broader market rather than a sign of an independent rally. Whether this can be sustained depends on future volume and momentum.

【Institutions and Policies】Strive shareholders approved the acquisition of Semler Scientific, and after the merger, the Bitcoin holdings will reach 12,798 coins. This number speaks volumes—institutions are continuously increasing their BTC holdings, and there are no signs of this trend reversing.

The privacy sector has been quite hot recently. Zama, a privacy protocol, just launched its token sale, raising funds via CoinList and its own auction platform, with an FDV bottom price of approximately $55 million. It seems that privacy-focused projects are still attracting investor attention.

【Risk Factors】U.S. senators are pushing to pause the approval process for trust bank applications related to WLFI, citing conflicts of interest as the reason. This could impact the pace of crypto policy development in the U.S., so it’s worth monitoring. Additionally, data from Polymarket shows that the probability of a government shutdown before January 31 is about 29%, and the proportion of "legitimate" responses in the "Trump Tariffs Legality" survey is around 27%. Such macro events often cause short-term market volatility, so risk buffers should be maintained.