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SENT jumped sharply on Jan. 22 after Binance confirmed listing with a seed tag and pushed the token 13% higher.
Bitcoin and major altcoins recovered after Trump backed off plans to impose EU tariffs, after facing major crypto market volatility earlier this week.
The US crypto market structure bill is likely to be delayed until March, as sources said that the Senate Banking Committee is currently focusing on housing legislation.
Thailand’s securities regulator is preparing formal rules to launch crypto ETFs and futures trading this year.
Social data shows “extreme fear” for XRP, but price movements and institutional inflows prove otherwise.
Iran’s central bank acquired at least $507 million in USDT to counter a currency crisis and circumvent sanctions, routing funds through exchanges and DeFi protocols.
President of the United States Donald Trump spoke at the WEF in Davos on Jan. 21 in favor of the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill.
Cork Protocol secured $5.5 million in seed funding to develop risk management infrastructure for digital assets following major market depegs and liquidations.
Ondo Finance brings over 200 tokenized US stocks and ETFs to Solana, competing with xStocks which controls 93% of the network’s tokenized securities market.
Applications opened Jan. 20. First licenses could come within months, though the multi-stage approval process may extend timelines.
Ethereum kicked off 2026 with a strong breakout above $3,000, but has since slipped back below that key psychological level.
The company holds approximately 5,398 Bitcoin worth around $480 million while its healthcare business continues through a subsidiary.
Gemini founders have donated $1.2 million in ZEC to Shielded Labs as part of their ongoing effort to support Zcash.
U.S. XRP ETFs saw $53M in outflows amid bearish crypto sentiment. XRP struggles below $2, with analysts warning of a potential drop to $1.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said Bitcoin has no issuer and is more independent than central banks. He called it a check on government spending.