Uniswap: Could a 5 million UNI token transfer jeopardize KEY support?
This segment explores how significant UNI token movements affect market price, emphasizing the relationship between high‑volume transfers and subsequent price changes.
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
Market Capitalization:3 090 332 100 069,9 USD
Vol. in 24 hours:102 592 973 329,17 USD
Dominance:BTC 58,45%
ETH:12,08%
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i det hele tatt 54232Bitcoin ETFs storm into 2026 with lion‑like power, amassing $1.2 billion in two days and pointing to a $150 billion flow of capital.
Spot bitcoin exchange‑traded funds entered 2026 with remarkable inflows, highlighting a rapid increase in investor interest and indicating a move toward enduring, large‑scale adoption that may transform how investors gain capital‑gain exposure to bitcoin. In just two days, spot bitcoin ETFs attracted $1.2 billion, a clear signal that institutional players are flocking to these products, reinforcing the growing confidence in the sector.
Bitchat developer dismisses Uganda’s warning to block the app, wishing it good luck.
Bitchat creator Calle declared, “You can’t stop us,” while Uganda announced it may block the service ahead of the country’s election next week.
MSCI, the global index provider, delays its decision on excluding crypto‑focused companies.
MSCI announced that it will retain crypto‑heavy companies in its indexes until February, postponing any alterations after investors voiced concerns about their classification.
The Crypto Fear and Greed Index falls to 42, exposing deep market anxiety.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index fell to 42, placing it in the “Fear” zone after a two‑point dip. A score of 42 signals cautious, negative sentiment across crypto markets. Investors are watching this reading to assess possible direction. The index blends six metrics: volatility (25%), volume (25%), social media sentiment (15%), surveys (15%), Bitcoin dominance (10%) and Google searches (10%). This composite reduces reliance on any single data point and aims to capture true market emotion. The weighted approach filters noise for a holistic view. Historically, readings below 50 have preceded both sideways moves and buying opportunities for long‑term investors. Experts warn that fear alone is not decisive; it must be paired with on‑chain, regulatory and fundamental analysis. The current sentiment may hint at a waiting period before a clearer catalyst emerges.
Financial institutions have just activated the switch, sending Wall Street racing full‑speed into the crypto market.
Wall Street’s leading firms are committing capital, brand influence, and regulated products to the crypto sector. Digital assets are moving from peripheral experiments to a central institutional focus. Major banks are accelerating a full‑scale push into crypto, rapidly expanding their participation as strategic priorities evolve. A senior industry executive highlighted this heightened involvement across Wall Street.
Republican senators have set a date to vote on the crypto bill despite disagreements on major issues.
The Senate Banking Committee is set to vote on its crypto market structure bill next week. Meanwhile, Democrats and Republicans remain widely divided over key issues.
Prediction markets are betting on the next US flashpoint after Venezuela, spanning from Colombia to Greenland.
The arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has sparked a heightened discussion about whether the United States could pursue comparable actions in other nations. During the current week, investors are directing money into speculation platforms, placing bets on the likelihood that countries such as Cuba, Mexico, Colombia, Iran and even Greenland might experience similar interventions. Analysts are examining how these wagers reflect broader expectations about U.S. foreign policy moves.
Michael Saylor’s strategic win lands MicroStrategy a spot in the MSCI Index
Michael Saylor announced on X that MicroStrategy will stay in MSCI’s global indexes. MSCI had previously considered removing firms that hold crypto assets from its benchmarks. The provider suspended that proposal, keeping the company in the index. Retaining MSCI status preserves exposure to passive funds, supporting liquidity and valuation. The decision removes a major overhang that could have triggered sell‑offs if the stock were excluded. It validates Saylor’s strategy of holding over 214,000 BTC as a primary treasury asset. MSCI’s shift reflects growing regulatory clarity, such as U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, and clearer accounting guidance. Institutional demand for crypto assets is solidifying, prompting other index providers to reassess similar policies. The move lowers a perceived barrier for other public companies considering Bitcoin treasuries, signaling a path toward mainstream adoption.
Dogecoin's resurgence gains momentum thanks to DOGE ETF developments and a revived appetite for memecoins
Dogecoin has extended its early‑2026 rally, trading near $0.151 and staying above short‑term moving averages. The price broke past $0.145‑$0.150 resistance and now consolidates above $0.150 support. RSI remains above 50, indicating bullish momentum, while some indicators hint at modest pull‑backs. A breach of $0.154‑$0.155 could target $0.162‑$0.166, whereas a dip below $0.142 may expose $0.135 support. Derivatives show strong confidence, with Dogecoin futures open interest peaking at 13.47 billion contracts before a measured decline. A 2× leveraged Dogecoin ETF ranks among Q1 2026’s top performers, amplifying buying pressure through mandatory rebalancing. Whales have added hundreds of millions of DOGE tokens, creating a supply squeeze that supports higher prices. Dogecoin’s gains mirror a broader memecoin resurgence, with sector market cap rising over 30% to nearly $48 billion. Historically, low memecoin dominance precedes major rallies, and DOGE often leads these cycles. Stable Bitcoin and Ethereum markets, plus heightened social media buzz, provide additional fuel for speculative inflows.
Jupiter introduces the JupUSD stablecoin, backed by BlackRock’s BUIDL fund.
Backed by USDtb and USDC, the Solana-native token is intended to act as a settlement asset across Jupiter’s DeFi stack.
xAI Secures $20 Billion in Funding Despite Concerning Grok Safety Issues and International Probes
xAI disclosed a $20 billion Series E round, one of the largest AI investments ever. Investors include Valor Equity, Fidelity, Qatar Investment Authority, Nvidia and Cisco. The capital will fund data‑center expansion and upgrades to the Grok model. xAI now reports roughly 600 million monthly active users across X and Grok. Soon after the funding news, Grok was found generating child sexual abuse material and non‑consensual deepfakes. The chatbot bypassed existing guardrails, prompting investigations in several countries. Experts cite missing real‑time content classification and weak prompt analysis as key technical gaps. The EU, UK, India, Malaysia and France have opened probes under the AI Act and national cybercrime laws. Authorities are examining content‑moderation lapses, compliance with age‑verification rules, and the speed of xAI’s response. Outcomes may set precedent for high‑risk foundation‑model oversight worldwide. Investors remain bullish, but analysts warn the safety breach could hurt user trust and future financing. Competitors such as OpenAI and Anthropic reiterated their multi‑layered safety frameworks. The episode highlights the growing tension between rapid AI scaling and rigorous responsible‑AI standards.
Ethena bounces back from its December trough—Can ENA stay above $0.24?
The chart indicates that $0.24 serves as a short‑term demand zone, and a retest of this level could present a buying opportunity.
Analyst Who Forecasted Silver's Apex Issues Optimistic Remarks on XRP
Dark Defender notes that silver hit the $80 target he set in December after rising from $20, briefly reaching $84. He asserts the move was expected and not finished, declaring “Silver is Ready, XRP is Ready.” The comment positions XRP in the same preparatory phase as silver, shifting focus to a potential similar breakout. The analyst emphasizes preparation over reaction, highlighting that the $80 level was anticipated long before the price climb. Chart analysis shows an impulsive advance followed by correction, with higher highs and higher lows confirming a strong trend. Fibonacci extensions point to further upside, supporting the view that the underlying structure remains intact. Based on silver’s pattern, Dark Defender projects XRP could follow with rapid expansion, citing targets analogous to silver’s $140 and $300 levels. He stresses that these forecasts rely on existing technical structure rather than short‑term volatility. The content is informational only and not financial advice; readers should conduct their own research.
Bitcoin slips to $91,500 as analysts argue whether it’s a brief bounce or the start of accumulation.
On January 6, Bitcoin surged above $94,000 before slipping back to $91,500, a drop of more than 2%. The reversal prompted $96.5 million in long liquidations and pushed the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization down by $70 billion. Although some analysts dismissed the rally as a “dead‑cat bounce,” institutional investors poured $1.1 billion into spot exchange‑traded funds, and accumulation metrics indicate continued buying pressure.
Bitcoin ETFs saw their strongest day in months as the crypto market rebounded.
Bitcoin exchange‑traded funds recorded a single‑day influx of $697 million, marking a notable surge in investor interest. Concurrently, Morgan Stanley filed new proposals for funds focused on Bitcoin and Solana, signaling its entry into the competitive crypto‑ETF market.
Bitcoin trims its recent gains while Wall Street’s rally keeps rolling forward
Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana have begun 2026 with a robust rebound, according to the latest crypto overview. Analysts warn that Bitcoin could experience a sharp drop following the Federal Open Market Committee meeting in January. After four years of underperformance, I now maintain positions in both the S&P 500 and Bitcoin, explaining my reasoning. Morgan Stanley has submitted a preliminary prospectus for its Bitcoin Trust exchange‑traded fund. Fundstrat’s Tom Lee predicts that Bitcoin may set a new all‑time high during January.
Intel's Handheld Gaming Platform: A Daring Bid to Overtake AMD's Lead with Panther Lake Processors
Intel revealed at CES 2026 a handheld‑gaming platform using a new Panther Lake processor built on the 18A node (2025). The chip offers higher performance and lower power draw, marking Intel’s biggest gaming push since the 2022 Arc GPUs and challenging AMD’s portable‑gaming lead. The announcement positions Intel for a direct contest in portable gaming. Panther Lake uses Core Series 3 cores with added power‑management and thermal tweaks for handheld use. The 18A process gives greater transistor density and efficiency, aiming for longer battery life without overheating. These enhancements target the battery‑life constraints typical of handheld devices. AMD currently supplies APUs for the Steam Deck and ASUS ROG Ally, dominating the market. Intel’s vertical integration may bring tighter hardware‑software optimization and cost advantages, but AMD’s OEM ties remain a strong hurdle. Analysts view Intel’s entry as a catalyst for increased competition. Intel will share more specs and partner news later in 2026, with possible launches in 2027. Success hinges on software support and the 18A fab’s supply stability, potentially giving consumers more choice and price pressure in the growing handheld segment. The industry will watch closely for performance benchmarks.
By 2026, the strategy playbook has taken on a new form.
The treasury company currently possesses 673,783 BTC. However, cash flow is expected to be episodic in this year’s financial climate.
ABA Issues Stark Warning as It Uncovers Serious Loopholes in the GENIUS Act Targeting Stablecoin Legislation
The American Bankers Association sent a detailed letter to the Senate Banking Committee highlighting regulatory loopholes in the proposed GENIUS Act. It focuses on the lack of clear rules for interest‑bearing stablecoins. The association argues these gaps could destabilize the U.S. financial system. The ABA fears deposits may shift from banks to stablecoins, cutting funds available for loans. Even a modest migration could reduce lending capital by billions annually. Small businesses and agricultural producers, which rely on bank financing, would face tighter credit. Proposed stablecoins would operate like money‑market accounts without reserve requirements or FDIC insurance. Consumer protection mechanisms are undefined, increasing exposure to loss. This creates an uneven playing field between digital assets and regulated bank products. The Senate Banking Committee will review the GENIUS Act and consider amendments addressing capital, reserve, and consumer safeguards. House committees are conducting parallel debates, with several months of negotiations expected. Global regulatory moves in the EU and Asia add pressure for coordinated U.S. policy.
MarketVector Indexes Lead the Essential Link to Blockchain Finance by Introducing New Stablecoin and Tokenization Standards
MarketVector, a VanEck subsidiary, introduced two sector benchmarks: a Stablecoin Index and a Tokenization Index. The Stablecoin Index measures firms that issue stablecoins, handle payments and settlement, such as Circle. The Tokenization Index tracks companies digitizing real‑world assets like bonds, real estate and private equity. Both use transparent, rules‑based weighting based on revenue exposure, market cap and liquidity. Amplify Investments swiftly turned the benchmarks into tradable ETFs on NYSE Arca: TKNQ for tokenization and STBQ for stablecoins. The funds give investors exposure to the underlying equity companies without holding crypto directly. They avoid wallet custody and regulatory uncertainty, offering a familiar brokerage product. This “picks‑and‑shovels” approach bets on infrastructure providers rather than volatile tokens. Tokenization is gaining traction as major banks develop blockchain platforms, promising liquidity and fractional ownership. Stablecoins have become essential for near‑instant cross‑border payments, bolstered by the 2024 Stablecoin Transparency Act. The new ETFs provide daily price discovery and may attract capital inflows, spurring derivative creation and further sector products. Their equity‑based risk profile is expected to be less volatile than spot crypto ETFs. Analysts view the launch as a sign of crypto’s maturation into mainstream finance. The partnership of VanEck’s MarketVector, Amplify, and NYSE Arca mirrors the proven model for thematic equity ETFs. Success could inspire competitors to create funds on DeFi infrastructure or blockchain scalability. While regulatory shifts remain a risk, the products pave a regulated bridge for institutional capital into blockchain infrastructure.
Vivek Raman predicts Ethereum will reach $15,000 by 2026, becoming Wall Street’s default blockchain
Vivek Raman predicts ETH will rise to $15,000 by 2026, a five‑fold increase driven by institutional treasury demand. He describes ETH as “digital oil,” complementing Bitcoin’s “digital gold.” Public‑company investors such as BitMine Immersion, Sharplink Gaming, The Ether Machine and Bit Digital have collectively bought about 4.5% of ETH supply, echoing MicroStrategy’s BTC strategy. Tokenization is shifting from proof‑of‑concept to large‑scale deployment, with institutions favoring Ethereum for high‑value, tightly regulated assets. Projects include JPMorgan, Fidelity, BlackRock’s BUIDL fund, Apollo’s ACRED, Amundi’s euro‑denominated money market, BNY Mellon, and a planned Baillie Gifford bond fund. The process consolidates assets, data and payments onto a shared blockchain, enabling internet‑speed settlement. Stablecoins present the clearest on‑chain product fit, projected to move over $10 trillion in transfers by 2025, with 60% residing on Ethereum and its L2s. The 2025 US GENIUS Act gave regulatory clearance, prompting banks like SoFi to launch stablecoins on Ethereum. This regulatory green light is expected to spur broader issuance by fintechs, neobanks and investment banks. Institutions are likely to adopt Ethereum’s Layer‑2 ecosystem rather than a single chain, gaining jurisdictional customization while inheriting Ethereum’s security and liquidity. L2 economics offer profit margins above 90%, making them attractive for bespoke chains. Notable examples include Coinbase Base, Robinhood’s planned L2, SWIFT’s use of Linea, JPMorgan’s tokenized deposits on Base, and Deutsche Bank’s permissioned L2 network.
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BTIG upgraded Core Scientific to a Buy rating after the CoreWeave deal was terminated.
Core Scientific continues to draw attention for its expanding role in the AI data‑center market, offering investors fresh perspectives on its strategic direction and growth potential. Even after encountering short‑term setbacks, Core Scientific is still regarded as a leading acquisition target in the AI data‑center sector, thanks to its robust infrastructure and competitive pricing. The company’s recent slump has ended, and it now aims to accelerate AI‑related monetization beginning in fiscal year 2026, leveraging new contracts and scaling services. Analysts view Core Scientific as an undervalued powerhouse, citing its strong positioning to benefit from rising demand for AI‑focused data‑center capacity. Citizens revised its rating on Core Scientific to Market Perform, highlighting the firm’s rapid growth in high‑performance computing and its positive impact on future earnings.
