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According to a report by Bijie Network: Andrew Webley, CEO of Smarter Web Company, the largest corporate bitcoin holder in the UK, continues to actively increase the company's bitcoin holdings despite a loss of $98 million on its 2,674 bitcoins. Webley insists that market volatility is irrelevant to the company's long-term investment philosophy, even though the company's average purchase price per bitcoin is as high as $111,232, while bitcoin is trading at around $74,500. The company plans to list on the main board of the London Stock Exchange to attract more funds for further accumulation.

According to a report by Bijie Network: After Crypto Dyl News disclosed emails from early Bitcoin figure Jeffrey Epstein, the debate over whether XRP could surpass Bitcoin has intensified. Reportedly, Epstein viewed XRP and Stellar as fundamental threats. The commentator believes this is the "last chance" for investors to exchange BTC for XRP, noting that XRP's recent 3.49% increase has outperformed Bitcoin's 0.33% rise, indicating a shift in market sentiment, although the crypto community remains generally skeptical.

According to a report by Bijie Network: On January 29, 2026, Bitcoin's identity crisis was fully exposed. Despite several events at the time that should have boosted its price, Bitcoin plunged 15% to $80,000. Currently, Bitcoin is assigned four mutually contradictory identities—inflation hedge, tech stock, digital gold, and institutional reserve. Its 0.68 correlation with the Nasdaq Index and negative correlation with gold indicate that none of these identities hold up. This confusion has forced institutional algorithms to treat it as a risk asset, with Bitcoin's volatility showing an 88% correlation with the VIX Index, causing its price to decouple from fundamentals such as the growth in Lightning Network usage. The market must resolve this issue by 2026, and it is expected that before a dominant identity emerges, Bitcoin's price will consolidate between $80,000 and $110,000.