Today's Major Cryptocurrency Market News

Overall Decline: Multiple sectors in the crypto market experienced declines. Among them, the RWA (Real World Assets) sector led the decline, dropping nearly 5% within 24 hours. Meme and DeFi sectors also showed weakness.
Main Cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin (BTC) price hovered around the $91,000 mark, with a slight decrease within 24 hours; Ethereum (ETH) fell to around $3,100. Later, after the release of US employment data, both experienced a short-term slight rebound.
Some Tokens Rise Against the Trend: In the overall decline, a few tokens such as Solana (SOL), Polygon (POL), and PIPPIN within the AI sector achieved counter-trend gains.
Key US Legislation Vote Imminent: A crypto market regulation framework bill called the "Clarity Act" is scheduled for a vote in the US Congress on January 15th (next Thursday).
EU New Regulations Enforced: Starting January 1, 2026, the EU's new tax reporting rules for crypto asset transfers have come into effect.
US Supreme Court Ruling: The market is watching the US Supreme Court's decision on former President Trump's tariffs policy, which could impact market liquidity and policy expectations.
Trump's Clear Statement: US President Trump stated in an interview that he will not pardon former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF), who is currently serving time.
Continuous Corporate Purchases: According to disclosures, several publicly listed companies, including MicroStrategy under Michael Saylor, have continued to increase their Bitcoin holdings recently.
Today, market sentiment is cautious, mainly experiencing a pullback, as investors digest economic data and await the implementation of important regulatory events.