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The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday put a hold on the ruling regarding the legality of Trump's tariff policies, meaning the final verdict on this significant economic measure will have to wait until next week.
With next week approaching, there are many major events in the crypto market worth paying close attention to.
On January 19th, Trump will return to the Davos Forum with the strongest delegation in U.S. history, marking his return to this global economic stage after six years. On the same day, MANTRA's token split and code change will also be launched.
During the window period of January 20-21, good news will follow one after another. Alameda's former CEO Caroline Ellison will be released approximately 10 months early—expected on January 21st. Meanwhile, ZAMA's token auction will take place from January 21st to 24th, and Solana Mobile will open the SKR airdrop claim channel and support staking on January 21st.
By January 22nd, the U.S. will disclose the initial jobless claims for the week ending January 17th and the core PCE price index data for November, both of which are key economic indicators watched by the market. Another major news is that Immunefi will launch the TGE on the same day.
On January 23rd, the Bank of Japan will announce its interest rate decision and economic outlook.
The pace of this week is indeed quite tight—from macro policies to micro tokens, from economic data to token events, there are plenty of triggers for market volatility.