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Original Title: Analysts warn that Trump's demand for tariffs on the purchase of Greenland jeopardizes the status of the dollar as the reserve currency
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Global markets are once again preparing for volatility after President Trump

Ethereum holds a crucial support level of $3,100, and analysts suggest it may trigger renewed altcoin interest if it breaks resistance around $3,400. A sustained upward movement could catalyze broader market momentum.

Vitalik Buterin warns that the excessive complexity of Ethereum's protocol threatens its core principles of decentralization and trustlessness. He calls for simplification mechanisms to reduce reliance on specialized knowledge and enhance security, highlighting the need for a shift in Ethereum's development philosophy.

Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. saw a net inflow of $1.42 billion from January 12-16, 2026, reversing previous outflows. This reflects renewed institutional confidence, with BlackRock’s ETF leading the gains. The total assets under these ETFs reached $128.04 billion, impacting Bitcoin's market dynamics.

The Trump administration plans to establish an International Peace Committee, requiring participating countries to contribute at least $1 billion to gain priority membership. The committee will be chaired by Trump and hold veto power. The proposal has raised concerns in diplomatic circles, as it could undermine existing multilateral mechanisms.

Bitcoin's hash rate fell below 1 zettahash for the first time since September 2025, reducing 15% from previous highs, while mining difficulty adjusted downward. Despite a rise in hashprice, miners face profitability challenges amid increasing energy costs and competition from AI data centers.