THE SIGNAL
BY
THE ARCH

Where Web3 founders, talent, and partners meet.

Directory

  • Partners Directory
  • All Categories
  • Compare Partners
  • For Founders
  • Find Your Match
  • Pricing

Get Involved

  • Get Listed
  • Submit an Event
  • Become an Operative
  • Refer a Client
  • Get Your Badge
  • 📅 Book a Call

News & Intelligence

  • Web3 News
  • Daily Digests
  • Intelligence Reports
  • Web3 Events
  • RSS Feed
  • Substack Newsletter

Company

  • About
  • How It Works
  • Manifesto
  • Demo

Legal

  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Cookies

Resources

  • Guides
  • Sales Decks
  • Docs

© 2026 THE SIGNAL. All rights reserved.

THE SIGNAL
BY
THE ARCH

Where Web3 founders, talent, and partners meet.

Directory

  • Partners Directory
  • All Categories
  • Compare Partners
  • For Founders
  • Find Your Match
  • Pricing

Get Involved

  • Get Listed
  • Submit an Event
  • Become an Operative
  • Refer a Client
  • Get Your Badge
  • 📅 Book a Call

News & Intelligence

  • Web3 News
  • Daily Digests
  • Intelligence Reports
  • Web3 Events
  • RSS Feed
  • Substack Newsletter

Company

  • About
  • How It Works
  • Manifesto
  • Demo

Legal

  • Privacy
  • Terms
  • Cookies

Resources

  • Guides
  • Sales Decks
  • Docs

© 2026 THE SIGNAL. All rights reserved.

The Signal Logo
THE SIGNAL
PARTNERSINSIGHTSEVENTS
GET LISTED
News
Bitcoin Drops Amid Trade War Concerns, Triggering ...
Decrypt •Monday, January 19, 2026 at 03:33 AM•1 min read

Bitcoin Drops Amid Trade War Concerns, Triggering $865M Liquidations

Share:
The Signal TakeBearish
BitcoinTradingRegulation

Reports indicate Bitcoin experienced a price decline due to renewed trade war concerns between the U.S. and EU. This drop resulted in $865 million in liquidations. The U.S. markets were closed for a public holiday, which analysts suggest contributed to the market's reaction to the trade tensions. The development highlights the impact of macroeconomic factors on the cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin, as geopolitical events can trigger volatility and liquidations.

Read full story at Decrypt
Share:
📱

Never miss a Web3 update

Join our Telegram channel to receive news in real-time, straight to your phone.

Join Channel

Related News

Trump's cyber strategy vows to 'support the security' of cryptocurrencies and blockchain

CoinDesk•21m ago

$19B could “vanish” from Bitcoin ETFs without a single Bitcoin being sold

CryptoSlate•52m ago

The Multibillion-dollar shift turning prediction markets into a professional hedging tool

CoinDesk•1h ago

Kalshi and Polymarket each exploring fundraising at $20 billion valuations, double previous rounds: WSJ

The Block•1h ago
← Back to News Feed
The Signal Logo
THE SIGNAL
PARTNERSINSIGHTSEVENTS
GET LISTED
News
Bitcoin Drops Amid Trade War Concerns, Triggering ...
Decrypt •Monday, January 19, 2026 at 03:33 AM•1 min read

Bitcoin Drops Amid Trade War Concerns, Triggering $865M Liquidations

Share:
The Signal TakeBearish
BitcoinTradingRegulation

Reports indicate Bitcoin experienced a price decline due to renewed trade war concerns between the U.S. and EU. This drop resulted in $865 million in liquidations. The U.S. markets were closed for a public holiday, which analysts suggest contributed to the market's reaction to the trade tensions. The development highlights the impact of macroeconomic factors on the cryptocurrency market, particularly Bitcoin, as geopolitical events can trigger volatility and liquidations.

Read full story at Decrypt
Share:
📱

Never miss a Web3 update

Join our Telegram channel to receive news in real-time, straight to your phone.

Join Channel

Related News

Trump's cyber strategy vows to 'support the security' of cryptocurrencies and blockchain

CoinDesk•21m ago

$19B could “vanish” from Bitcoin ETFs without a single Bitcoin being sold

CryptoSlate•52m ago

The Multibillion-dollar shift turning prediction markets into a professional hedging tool

CoinDesk•1h ago

Kalshi and Polymarket each exploring fundraising at $20 billion valuations, double previous rounds: WSJ

The Block•1h ago
← Back to News Feed