January 30th, 2026
The trends outlined in this crypto market guide reflect the major opportunities ahead for crypto investors.
While the crypto industry’s regulatory future remains uncertain, Coinbase is preparing ahead by assembling a team of experienced advisors such as former US Senator Kyrsten Sinema, Chris LaCivita and Bill Dudley.
The whale wallet deposited 500 billion PEPE tokens on leading crypto exchange Coinbase but still holds $15.73 million in PEPE.
Pro-crypto Sen Cynthia Lummis has filed an amicus brief to support the Coinbase against the US SEC.
Coinbase has expanded its operations to Argentina, aligning with local regulations and launching educational programs to foster crypto adoption.
Coinbase’s CEO Brian Armstrong said the exchange has cleared the backlog in Solana transaction delays over the past few days.
Coinbase is seeing intense congestion on the Solana network, causing deposit and transfer delay.
Morpho (MORPHO) soared over 40%, reaching an all-time high of $4.11 on January 17, 2025, following a groundbreaking partnership with Coinbase to offer Bitcoin-backed loans to US customers.
XRP just ousted Bitcoin as the most traded asset on Coinbase, proof of its popularity in the US.
Coinbase’s offering comes with strict terms to protect lenders while empowering borrowers. Borrowers must maintain a minimum collateral ratio of 133%, and loans are capped at $100,000 in USDC.
The rise of meme coins has helped the Toshi token attract more than 480k on-chain holders, signaling potential bullish sentiment ahead.
US Appeals Court challenges SEC’s dismissal of Coinbase’s request for crypto-specific regulations, calling the agency’s two-page rejection letter insufficient and arbitrary.
Coinbase and the CFTC might be at loggerheads amid issued subpoena in Polymarket probe.
A federal judge has granted Coinbase’s appeal request in the SEC lawsuit, pausing proceedings to address whether crypto transactions require investment contracts to be classified as securities. The ruling comes at a pivotal time for crypto regulation.
Pause letters suggest that while banks were directed to temporarily hold back on expanding crypto services, there was no blanket order to cut off the sector.