According to @CoinMarketCap, the AI crypto sector’s market cap increased by about $400 million week over week to roughly $20 billion, with gains concentrated in a handful of tokens. According to @CoinMarketCap, TAO rose 8.7% with momentum linked to Grayscale trust and ETF filings. According to @CoinMarketCap, IP gained 25.8% ahead of a January 14 network upgrade. According to @CoinMarketCap, VVV jumped 52.5% following a 25% emission cut. According to @CoinMarketCap, AIC climbed 37.5% on hints of a centralized exchange listing. According to @CoinMarketCap, GAIB advanced 47.2% amid a volume spike.

According to @ErikVoorhees, staking 100 VVV tokens now grants traders Pro access to the Venice platform. This could impact the demand for VVV tokens as traders seek enhanced platform features, potentially influencing VVV trading volumes and price. The announcement could also prompt increased staking activity, affecting VVV liquidity and availability in the market.

According to Lookonchain, an investor who previously incurred a $2.6 million loss on VVV due to FOMO has reinvested 674 ETH, equivalent to $1.88 million, to acquire 299,210 VVV tokens. This move suggests a strategic decision to recover previous losses, reflecting a bullish sentiment on VVV's potential price recovery. Traders should monitor VVV's market performance closely for volatility that may arise from this substantial investment.

According to EmberCN, a whale or institution that initially purchased 4.251 million VIRTUAL tokens for 10 million USDC received an airdrop of 101,000 VVV tokens valued at $1.68 million. The entity has sold 50,519 VVV tokens at $16.7 each, converting them into 843,000 USDC, while still holding 50,485 VVV tokens.