Data released by the U.S. Treasury confirms that China’s holdings of U.S. debt 
fell by $6.1 billion, reaching its lowest exposure levels since 2008. While 
China remains one of the largest international holders of U.S. debt, it has 
sold 10% of its holdings since January 2025. Derisking? China Sold $6.1 
Billion In US Treasuries During […]

China Continues to Shed US Treasuries, Reaches Lowest Exposure Levels Since 2008

Bitcoin breached the $95,000 mark this week amid a wider market recovery, as 
investors digested regulatory delays to the much-awaited CLARITY Act in the 
US.

Bitcoin rallies, ETF flows rebound as US crypto policy stalls: Finance Redefined

The anticipated crypto bill could foster industry growth by providing 
regulatory clarity, despite potential compromises on stablecoin provisions.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Go worldwide at $8 per month and plans to start 
testing ads on ChatGPT Go and free tiers in the US.
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OpenAI rolls out ChatGPT Go globally at $8 per month, plans ad testing on Go and free tiers

Solana is testing investor confidence as the SOL price slips back toward key 
support levels, even as the network continues to expand across multiple 
fronts. After briefly pushing above $147 earlier this week, the token failed 
to hold its gains and is now trading below $145. Related Reading: Solana (SOL) 
Slips Back to Support, Setting Up a High-Tension Test The pullback comes at a 
time when Solana is seeing rising institutional interest, growing real-world 
asset adoption, and new user-focused initiatives, creating a contrast between 
short-term price pressure and longer-term ecosystem growth. SOL&#8217;s price moving 
sideways on the daily chart. Source: SOLUSD on Tradingview SOL Price Tests 
Critical Support Zone SOL has entered a short-term correction after failing to 
clear the $150 resistance area. The price dropped below the $146 and $145 
levels, moving under the 100-hour simple moving average. On the downside, 
technical analysts are watching the $141–$140 zone, where a bullish trend line 
and Fibonacci support converge. If the SOL price breaks below $140, the next 
support sits near $132, with further downside risk toward $124. On the upside, 
resistance remains near $146 and $148. A confirmed move above $148 could open 
the door to a retest of $155 and potentially $162. Momentum indicators reflect 
cautious sentiment. The hourly RSI remains below 50, and the MACD continues to 
show bearish pressure. Despite a healthy trading volume of around $5 billion 
in 24 hours, SOL is still down roughly one-third from its price a year ago and 
well below its previous peak near $293. Regulatory Developments and Solana ETF 
Inflows Beyond price action, regulatory news in the U.S. may influence 
Solana’s medium-term outlook. The draft bill known as the “Clarity Act,” 
released by the Senate Banking Committee, proposes reclassifying certain 
cryptocurrencies with exchange-traded products as “non-incidental” assets 
starting in 2026. This would ease some SEC disclosure requirements for assets 
like SOL. If passed, the proposal could place Solana in a similar regulatory 
category to Bitcoin and Ethereum, potentially improving institutional access. 
Early signs of interest have already appeared. On January 15, U.S. spot Solana 
ETFs recorded $23.57 million in net inflows, the highest in four weeks. 
However, ETF assets still represent only about 1.5% of SOL’s market 
capitalization, limiting their immediate impact on price. Network Growth 
Outpaces Price Momentum While the SOL price struggles, Solana’s network 
continues to expand. In 2025, the blockchain processed $1.6 trillion in 
trading volume, accounting for roughly 12% of the crypto market. Its DeFi 
ecosystem remains anchored by platforms like Jupiter, Raydium, Orca, and 
Kamino, with TVL holding steady near $11.5 billion. A major milestone came as 
Solana’s real-world asset (RWA) ecosystem reached a record valuation of $1.15 
billion, driven by tokenized U.S. Treasuries, equities, and institutional 
funds. This signals growing use of Solana as a settlement layer for 
traditional assets. Related Reading: Bitcoin Tailwind: Cathie Wood Sees 
‘Reaganomics On Steroids’ Ahead User engagement initiatives are also 
expanding. Solana’s Seeker phone is rolling out a large SKR token airdrop to 
over 100,000 users, while Interactive Brokers has enabled 24/7 USDC deposits 
via the Solana network, improving access for global traders. Cover image from 
ChatGPT, SOLUSD chart from Tradingview

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