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1️⃣ETH whales hit “buy” from 28 Dec Santiment-linked data shows whale holdings (excluding exchanges) rising from ~100.65M ETH (28 Dec) to ~101.05M ETH, or about +400,000 ETH added (roughly $1.2B at the time). In other words: big wallets are accumulating while retail mostly watches from the sidelines and calls it “risk management”.
2️⃣Long-term holders stopped selling BTC for the first time since July Checkonchain’s LTH Net Position Change (30D) has flipped back positive, implying the long-term cohort is now a net accumulator again after months of distribution. Some of that is fresh coins “aging” into LTH status (not pure new buying), but either way it eases a key sell-side headwind — and yes, the market will still find something else to panic about.
3️⃣BTC is sideways while metals go vertical and “experts” swear this is the warm-up act Precious metals just hit fresh highs and then swung wildly (gold still ~+65% YTD, silver ~+150% YTD), while BTC mostly sat range-bound — the classic “hard assets first, crypto later” meme. Some analysts argue gold’s macro rallies tend to lead BTC by ~90–180 days, so the thesis is: metals grab the safe-haven bid now, and crypto gets its turn once the metal mania cools (or once narratives are refilled).
4️⃣SOL and XRP spot ETFs keep pulling inflows while the rest bleeds CoinShares says last week still saw -$446M of outflows overall, yet XRP (+$70.2M) and Solana (+$7.5M) were the bright spots “since launch”, basically ignoring the mood. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (-$443M) and Ethereum (-$59.5M) kept leaking — so yes, selective risk-on, selective panic.
1️⃣ETH whales hit “buy” from 28 Dec Santiment-linked data shows whale holdings (excluding exchanges) rising from ~100.65M ETH (28 Dec) to ~101.05M ETH, or about +400,000 ETH added (roughly $1.2B at the time). In other words: big wallets are accumulating while retail mostly watches from the sidelines and calls it “risk management”.
2️⃣Long-term holders stopped selling BTC for the first time since July Checkonchain’s LTH Net Position Change (30D) has flipped back positive, implying the long-term cohort is now a net accumulator again after months of distribution. Some of that is fresh coins “aging” into LTH status (not pure new buying), but either way it eases a key sell-side headwind — and yes, the market will still find something else to panic about.
3️⃣BTC is sideways while metals go vertical and “experts” swear this is the warm-up act Precious metals just hit fresh highs and then swung wildly (gold still ~+65% YTD, silver ~+150% YTD), while BTC mostly sat range-bound — the classic “hard assets first, crypto later” meme. Some analysts argue gold’s macro rallies tend to lead BTC by ~90–180 days, so the thesis is: metals grab the safe-haven bid now, and crypto gets its turn once the metal mania cools (or once narratives are refilled).
4️⃣SOL and XRP spot ETFs keep pulling inflows while the rest bleeds CoinShares says last week still saw -$446M of outflows overall, yet XRP (+$70.2M) and Solana (+$7.5M) were the bright spots “since launch”, basically ignoring the mood. Meanwhile, Bitcoin (-$443M) and Ethereum (-$59.5M) kept leaking — so yes, selective risk-on, selective panic.
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1️⃣Early-2026 “mood check”: majors opened the year green
BTC $93,247 (+2.3%), ETH $3,167 (+1.1%), SOL $134.52 (~flat), XRP $2.14 (+2.9%). The first days of 2026 brought a quick bounce and a risk-on tint — not a full trend change, just the market remembering it can go up as well.
2️⃣CoinShares: 2026 opened with inflows
CoinShares says last week ended net +$582m for crypto investment products, thanks to a +$671m surge on Friday that flipped early-week outflows back to green. So yes: we went from “everyone is leaving” to “everyone is back” in one week, like nothing happened.
3️⃣CryptoQuant “whales are accumulating like never before”
CryptoQuant’s Julio Moreno says the viral “whale accumulation” narrative is often distorted by exchange wallet consolidation, and once you filter that out, large holders still look more like distributors than buyers. Meanwhile, the real 2025 bid was very institutional: CoinShares pegs $47.2B of net inflows into digital-asset ETPs for 2025, and entity trackers show huge BTC stacks across ETFs/exchanges, corporates, and governments (with public companies alone at ~1.095M BTC).
4️⃣Deribit options traders are piling into $100K BTC calls for January
Market chatter (via CoinDesk, relayed by Deribit stats) shows ~$1.45B in open interest on $100K Jan calls, with ~$828M expiring this month, and OI up about +420 BTC in the last 24 hours. QCP Capital’s take: if BTC holds above ~$94K, call demand (and dealer hedging) can accelerate — aka “the squeeze, but make it optionality.
5️⃣XRP bulls want a breakout in 2026
XRP is still defending support inside a downward channel, while reports say new spot XRP ETFs have soaked up close to ~1% of circulating supply in a bit over a month — strong flows, still not an instant moon button. Analysts argue frame it as a “controlled correction” and gives the upside breakout the higher odds if price regains the 21-EMA and clears the channel top; until then, it is just a bounce with ambition.
1️⃣Early-2026 “mood check”: majors opened the year green
BTC $93,247 (+2.3%), ETH $3,167 (+1.1%), SOL $134.52 (~flat), XRP $2.14 (+2.9%). The first days of 2026 brought a quick bounce and a risk-on tint — not a full trend change, just the market remembering it can go up as well.
2️⃣CoinShares: 2026 opened with inflows
CoinShares says last week ended net +$582m for crypto investment products, thanks to a +$671m surge on Friday that flipped early-week outflows back to green. So yes: we went from “everyone is leaving” to “everyone is back” in one week, like nothing happened.
3️⃣CryptoQuant “whales are accumulating like never before”
CryptoQuant’s Julio Moreno says the viral “whale accumulation” narrative is often distorted by exchange wallet consolidation, and once you filter that out, large holders still look more like distributors than buyers. Meanwhile, the real 2025 bid was very institutional: CoinShares pegs $47.2B of net inflows into digital-asset ETPs for 2025, and entity trackers show huge BTC stacks across ETFs/exchanges, corporates, and governments (with public companies alone at ~1.095M BTC).
4️⃣Deribit options traders are piling into $100K BTC calls for January
Market chatter (via CoinDesk, relayed by Deribit stats) shows ~$1.45B in open interest on $100K Jan calls, with ~$828M expiring this month, and OI up about +420 BTC in the last 24 hours. QCP Capital’s take: if BTC holds above ~$94K, call demand (and dealer hedging) can accelerate — aka “the squeeze, but make it optionality.
5️⃣XRP bulls want a breakout in 2026
XRP is still defending support inside a downward channel, while reports say new spot XRP ETFs have soaked up close to ~1% of circulating supply in a bit over a month — strong flows, still not an instant moon button. Analysts argue frame it as a “controlled correction” and gives the upside breakout the higher odds if price regains the 21-EMA and clears the channel top; until then, it is just a bounce with ambition.
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1️⃣Ethereum just did ~$8T in stablecoin transfers in Q4 Token Terminal data (via Cointelegraph) puts Ethereum stablecoin transfer volume above $8T in Q4 2025, a new record — apparently everyone decided to “settle” on ETH again. And with the US GENIUS Act now setting a framework for USD-backed payment stablecoins, a lot of commentators point at ETH as a key beneficiary simply because a large share of stablecoin supply already lives on Ethereum.
2️⃣SUI and XRP are the early-2026 “blue-chip altcoin” flex SUI is up ~37% over the past 7 days (one of the strongest short-term movers), while XRP is up ~27% so far in 2026, pulling trader attention back to the “large-cap alts that actually move” bucket.
3️⃣Spot BTC ETF inflows are accelerating fast SoSoValue’s dashboard shows a fresh ~$697.25M daily net inflow, with total net assets at ~$123.52B while BTC peaked at $94,400. In short: the green bars are back, and suddenly everyone remembers ETFs are “the real bid” again.
4️⃣BTC whales are buying on repeat while retail starts selling Santiment says wallets holding 10–10,000 BTC (whales + “sharks”) have added about 56,227 BTC since Dec 17, while tiny holders (e.g., <0.01 BTC) have been taking profits — because nothing screams “conviction” like selling right into accumulation. If this divergence persists, it often acts as a quiet tailwind… right until retail FOMOs back in at worse prices.
5️⃣DOGE already regained ~30% in 2026 DOGE bounced ~30% off its 31 Dec low, tracking the broader memecoin squeeze as the memecoin market cap pushed above $52B. The “fuel” looks familiar: Fear & Greed jumped to ~43 from 10, futures open interest rebounded toward ~$2B (from ~$1B), and even spot DOGE ETFs logged small inflows (~$3.9M YTD).
1️⃣Ethereum just did ~$8T in stablecoin transfers in Q4 Token Terminal data (via Cointelegraph) puts Ethereum stablecoin transfer volume above $8T in Q4 2025, a new record — apparently everyone decided to “settle” on ETH again. And with the US GENIUS Act now setting a framework for USD-backed payment stablecoins, a lot of commentators point at ETH as a key beneficiary simply because a large share of stablecoin supply already lives on Ethereum.
2️⃣SUI and XRP are the early-2026 “blue-chip altcoin” flex SUI is up ~37% over the past 7 days (one of the strongest short-term movers), while XRP is up ~27% so far in 2026, pulling trader attention back to the “large-cap alts that actually move” bucket.
3️⃣Spot BTC ETF inflows are accelerating fast SoSoValue’s dashboard shows a fresh ~$697.25M daily net inflow, with total net assets at ~$123.52B while BTC peaked at $94,400. In short: the green bars are back, and suddenly everyone remembers ETFs are “the real bid” again.
4️⃣BTC whales are buying on repeat while retail starts selling Santiment says wallets holding 10–10,000 BTC (whales + “sharks”) have added about 56,227 BTC since Dec 17, while tiny holders (e.g., <0.01 BTC) have been taking profits — because nothing screams “conviction” like selling right into accumulation. If this divergence persists, it often acts as a quiet tailwind… right until retail FOMOs back in at worse prices.
5️⃣DOGE already regained ~30% in 2026 DOGE bounced ~30% off its 31 Dec low, tracking the broader memecoin squeeze as the memecoin market cap pushed above $52B. The “fuel” looks familiar: Fear & Greed jumped to ~43 from 10, futures open interest rebounded toward ~$2B (from ~$1B), and even spot DOGE ETFs logged small inflows (~$3.9M YTD).
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We’re expanding how traders access new assets.
Launchpools are currently in development on EXMO.
This feature introduces new utility for EXMO Coin (EXM) and a structured way to get early access to tokens of upcoming projects, before full market activity begins.
What this means for traders:
•early participation in new listings
•earning new tokens through staking, not spot chasing
•clear, practical utility for holding EXM
How it’s planned to work:
When EXMO prepares a new listing, a launchpool may open → users stake EXM or USDT for a defined period → rewards are distributed in the project’s tokens → staked assets return to the balance.
Launchpools are part of the broader product roadmap, alongside P2P trading and upcoming perpetual futures.
EXMO is moving into 2026 with a clear focus on tools for active traders.
🚧 Feature in development. Launch details will be shared later.
We’re expanding how traders access new assets.
Launchpools are currently in development on EXMO.
This feature introduces new utility for EXMO Coin (EXM) and a structured way to get early access to tokens of upcoming projects, before full market activity begins.
What this means for traders:
•early participation in new listings
•earning new tokens through staking, not spot chasing
•clear, practical utility for holding EXM
How it’s planned to work:
When EXMO prepares a new listing, a launchpool may open → users stake EXM or USDT for a defined period → rewards are distributed in the project’s tokens → staked assets return to the balance.
Launchpools are part of the broader product roadmap, alongside P2P trading and upcoming perpetual futures.
EXMO is moving into 2026 with a clear focus on tools for active traders.
🚧 Feature in development. Launch details will be shared later.
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1️⃣BTC pops above $94K and Santiment spots a “greed” spike Santiment notes a surge in optimism and “we are so back” expectations (with $100K as the favourite round-number destination) after BTC reclaimed $94,000. Historically, these sentiment spikes tend to age like milk: when the crowd gets this loud, the market often answers with a correction just to remind everyone who is in charge.
2️⃣XRP bulls are feeling brave: spot ETF assets just crossed $1B Reports say U.S. spot XRP ETFs have kept logging inflows since the mid-November launch and are now past $1B in cumulative assets/inflows, extending into the first trading days of 2026. Meanwhile, exchange balances are at multi-year lows, XRPL DEX liquidity is at multi-year highs, and futures open interest is at its highest since November — so yes, the market is positioning for “bigger moves”… which usually means bigger emotions too.
3️⃣Memecoins are pumping to start 2026 The memecoin market cap is bouncing hard off late-2025 lows, which is basically risk-on sentiment with a clown nose on it. If this keeps going, expect more vertical candles… and the kind of pullbacks that teach patience very quickly.
4️⃣PEPE is up because one big account yelled “$69B market cap” and memecoin traders heard “send it”. The latest pump lines up with Hyperliquid trader James Wynn calling for PEPE at ~$69B mcap by end-2026, which helped reignite bidding after a long downtrend. Right now PEPE sits around $0.0000067–0.0000070 with a market cap near ~$2.8B, and the move came with the usual memecoin cocktail: volume jumping to ~$1B+ and derivatives OI rising (reported ~+82% to ~$446.5M) — aka “speculation with leverage”.
5️⃣PUMP poked above its 20-day average PUMP is around $0.00249 (+~30% in 7D), with spot volume ~$182M and futures volume ~$101M as activity on Pump.fun picked up (Dune shows daily trading volume ~$116M, active addresses ~135K, and 24h revenue ~$2.67M). The catch: the 20-day MA is still sloping down, so without a clean daily close and follow-through, this can stay a relief rally — not a real reversal.
1️⃣BTC pops above $94K and Santiment spots a “greed” spike Santiment notes a surge in optimism and “we are so back” expectations (with $100K as the favourite round-number destination) after BTC reclaimed $94,000. Historically, these sentiment spikes tend to age like milk: when the crowd gets this loud, the market often answers with a correction just to remind everyone who is in charge.
2️⃣XRP bulls are feeling brave: spot ETF assets just crossed $1B Reports say U.S. spot XRP ETFs have kept logging inflows since the mid-November launch and are now past $1B in cumulative assets/inflows, extending into the first trading days of 2026. Meanwhile, exchange balances are at multi-year lows, XRPL DEX liquidity is at multi-year highs, and futures open interest is at its highest since November — so yes, the market is positioning for “bigger moves”… which usually means bigger emotions too.
3️⃣Memecoins are pumping to start 2026 The memecoin market cap is bouncing hard off late-2025 lows, which is basically risk-on sentiment with a clown nose on it. If this keeps going, expect more vertical candles… and the kind of pullbacks that teach patience very quickly.
4️⃣PEPE is up because one big account yelled “$69B market cap” and memecoin traders heard “send it”. The latest pump lines up with Hyperliquid trader James Wynn calling for PEPE at ~$69B mcap by end-2026, which helped reignite bidding after a long downtrend. Right now PEPE sits around $0.0000067–0.0000070 with a market cap near ~$2.8B, and the move came with the usual memecoin cocktail: volume jumping to ~$1B+ and derivatives OI rising (reported ~+82% to ~$446.5M) — aka “speculation with leverage”.
5️⃣PUMP poked above its 20-day average PUMP is around $0.00249 (+~30% in 7D), with spot volume ~$182M and futures volume ~$101M as activity on Pump.fun picked up (Dune shows daily trading volume ~$116M, active addresses ~135K, and 24h revenue ~$2.67M). The catch: the 20-day MA is still sloping down, so without a clean daily close and follow-through, this can stay a relief rally — not a real reversal.
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❗️ Delisting alert — action required
On 12 January 2026, EXMO will delist the following trading pairs:
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On 12 January 2026, EXMO will delist the following trading pairs:
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1️⃣Nobody even finished celebrating, and spot BTC ETFs went back to serious outflows SoSoValue-tracked flows show ~$486M leaving U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs on Wednesday (the second straight outflow day this week) — the kind of “institutional demand” that disappears the moment people start tweeting $100K targets. If this keeps up, BTC gets to re-learn the fun lesson that ETF flows can move faster than market confidence.
2️⃣Crypto keeps sliding into the US jobs report Ahead of Friday’s NFP print, BTC slipped from the week’s high (~$94.5K) to about $89.3K, ETH dipped below ~$3,057, total market cap eased to ~$3.17T, and liquidations ran ~$477M as traders trimmed leverage. Reuters’ poll looks for ~55K jobs added in December, and Polymarket leans toward ~4.5% unemployment — so yes, everyone is waiting for one number to decide the next narrative.
3️⃣The “BTC is going higher” choir is back Bernstein is still on $150K BTC in 2026 and $200K at the 2027 cycle peak, with “tokenisation supercycle” as the big driver. Wintermute’s OTC head says he is seeing notable demand for BTC call options with strikes $98K–$100K (some expiring late Jan / late Feb) — big traders betting on upside this quarter. And Tom Lee (Fundstrat/BitMine) is waving away the “cycle is over” talk, calling the current lull a breather and saying BTC can still print new highs (with ETH as the “undervalued” sidekick into early 2026).
4️⃣ETH cannot reclaim $3.3K because U.S. institutions have gone suspiciously quiet CryptoQuant’s CryptoOnchain says ETH’s Coinbase Premium Gap (14D MA) fell to ~-2.285 (lowest since Feb 2025) — more U.S. selling than “smart money” buying. Meanwhile, Glassnode frames the broader tape as “cleaner but not kinder”: BTC is stabilising post-Q4 drawdown, and the recent options OI reset cleared >45% of outstanding positioning — so yes, fewer hedging landmines… still plenty of ways to get chopped.
5️⃣TON is ~70% off 2025 levels The accusation: Telegram supposedly “dumped the chart” after disclosures that it sold >$450M worth of Toncoin in 2025 (per investor comms reported in the media), which understandably did not help vibes. To be fair, selling is one thing and causing the whole move is another — but when a token is already getting crushed, the crowd loves a simple villain.
1️⃣Nobody even finished celebrating, and spot BTC ETFs went back to serious outflows SoSoValue-tracked flows show ~$486M leaving U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs on Wednesday (the second straight outflow day this week) — the kind of “institutional demand” that disappears the moment people start tweeting $100K targets. If this keeps up, BTC gets to re-learn the fun lesson that ETF flows can move faster than market confidence.
2️⃣Crypto keeps sliding into the US jobs report Ahead of Friday’s NFP print, BTC slipped from the week’s high (~$94.5K) to about $89.3K, ETH dipped below ~$3,057, total market cap eased to ~$3.17T, and liquidations ran ~$477M as traders trimmed leverage. Reuters’ poll looks for ~55K jobs added in December, and Polymarket leans toward ~4.5% unemployment — so yes, everyone is waiting for one number to decide the next narrative.
3️⃣The “BTC is going higher” choir is back Bernstein is still on $150K BTC in 2026 and $200K at the 2027 cycle peak, with “tokenisation supercycle” as the big driver. Wintermute’s OTC head says he is seeing notable demand for BTC call options with strikes $98K–$100K (some expiring late Jan / late Feb) — big traders betting on upside this quarter. And Tom Lee (Fundstrat/BitMine) is waving away the “cycle is over” talk, calling the current lull a breather and saying BTC can still print new highs (with ETH as the “undervalued” sidekick into early 2026).
4️⃣ETH cannot reclaim $3.3K because U.S. institutions have gone suspiciously quiet CryptoQuant’s CryptoOnchain says ETH’s Coinbase Premium Gap (14D MA) fell to ~-2.285 (lowest since Feb 2025) — more U.S. selling than “smart money” buying. Meanwhile, Glassnode frames the broader tape as “cleaner but not kinder”: BTC is stabilising post-Q4 drawdown, and the recent options OI reset cleared >45% of outstanding positioning — so yes, fewer hedging landmines… still plenty of ways to get chopped.
5️⃣TON is ~70% off 2025 levels The accusation: Telegram supposedly “dumped the chart” after disclosures that it sold >$450M worth of Toncoin in 2025 (per investor comms reported in the media), which understandably did not help vibes. To be fair, selling is one thing and causing the whole move is another — but when a token is already getting crushed, the crowd loves a simple villain.
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Starting 12 January 2026, 09:00 UTC, updated Fixed Earn APYs will apply to new and auto-renewed contracts.
What you need to know:
• Contracts opened before Jan 12 will keep their current APY until expiry
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• Existing active contracts are not affected
Why the update?
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🟠 17 years since Bitcoin’s first transaction
On January 12, 2009, Satoshi sent 10 BTC to Hal Finney as a test.
A test that turned into a network no one has been able to shut down.
In 2026, Bitcoin is no longer an idea — it’s a real asset with a market cap close to $2T and a price around $100,000.
Today, you can actually spend BTC on:
☕ coffee
🚗 a car
🏡 part of a home or a down payment
🎮 electronics and gadgets
✈️ travel and flights
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Bitcoin started without investors or trading pairs.
Now it’s a liquid, global asset people use, hold, and spend.
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On January 12, 2009, Satoshi sent 10 BTC to Hal Finney as a test.
A test that turned into a network no one has been able to shut down.
In 2026, Bitcoin is no longer an idea — it’s a real asset with a market cap close to $2T and a price around $100,000.
Today, you can actually spend BTC on:
☕ coffee
🚗 a car
🏡 part of a home or a down payment
🎮 electronics and gadgets
✈️ travel and flights
🍽️ dining out
Bitcoin started without investors or trading pairs.
Now it’s a liquid, global asset people use, hold, and spend.
You can buy BTC with a card directly on EXMO.
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1️⃣Flows flipped back to outflows (-$454M) Digital asset investment products logged ~-$454M last week, reversing the prior week’s ~+$571M inflow — so yes, the market managed a full mood swing in seven days. The blame menu is familiar: fading Fed cut hopes and macro jitters, with the U.S. doing most of the heavy lifting on withdrawals.
2️⃣Standard Chartered says 2026 will be “the year of ETH” The bank expects Ethereum to outperform Bitcoin in 2026, arguing ETH still dominates the three big “real-use” lanes: tokenised RWAs, stablecoins, and DeFi. They even keep a bullish long-range narrative (with ETH targets stretching out to 2030), basically betting that regulated stablecoin rails + tokenisation will keep pushing activity (and fees) back to Ethereum.
3️⃣SOL spot ETF flows keep staying green since 4 Dec SoSoValue-linked updates show Solana spot ETFs have remained net positive since 4 Dec 2025, with cumulative net inflows around ~$817M and net assets about ~$1.09B (even if some days print “0” net flow). Institutions keep drip-buying SOL exposure while the rest of the ETF universe does its usual mood swings.
4️⃣SOL is trying to reclaim $145 SOL is hovering around ~$142 and keeps knocking on the $145 door, but Santiment-style on-chain reads frame the move as fragile unless network growth/new active wallets picks up again. Some trackers even point out wallet creation has cooled hard versus prior peaks — so yes: price wants $145+, the chain needs to show it is not just another leverage bounce.
5️⃣BTC and privacy coins ripped on the Trump–Powell drama After Powell said the DOJ had subpoenaed the Fed and threatened a criminal indictment (over his prior testimony on the Fed HQ renovation), crypto caught a bid: BTC tested ~$92K (+~1.5%), ETH +~2.1%, SOL +~5%. The real main character was privacy: Monero jumped ~15% to a fresh ATH around ~$596, with Zcash +~9%, as “hedge-the-system” narratives got a sudden refill.
1️⃣Flows flipped back to outflows (-$454M) Digital asset investment products logged ~-$454M last week, reversing the prior week’s ~+$571M inflow — so yes, the market managed a full mood swing in seven days. The blame menu is familiar: fading Fed cut hopes and macro jitters, with the U.S. doing most of the heavy lifting on withdrawals.
2️⃣Standard Chartered says 2026 will be “the year of ETH” The bank expects Ethereum to outperform Bitcoin in 2026, arguing ETH still dominates the three big “real-use” lanes: tokenised RWAs, stablecoins, and DeFi. They even keep a bullish long-range narrative (with ETH targets stretching out to 2030), basically betting that regulated stablecoin rails + tokenisation will keep pushing activity (and fees) back to Ethereum.
3️⃣SOL spot ETF flows keep staying green since 4 Dec SoSoValue-linked updates show Solana spot ETFs have remained net positive since 4 Dec 2025, with cumulative net inflows around ~$817M and net assets about ~$1.09B (even if some days print “0” net flow). Institutions keep drip-buying SOL exposure while the rest of the ETF universe does its usual mood swings.
4️⃣SOL is trying to reclaim $145 SOL is hovering around ~$142 and keeps knocking on the $145 door, but Santiment-style on-chain reads frame the move as fragile unless network growth/new active wallets picks up again. Some trackers even point out wallet creation has cooled hard versus prior peaks — so yes: price wants $145+, the chain needs to show it is not just another leverage bounce.
5️⃣BTC and privacy coins ripped on the Trump–Powell drama After Powell said the DOJ had subpoenaed the Fed and threatened a criminal indictment (over his prior testimony on the Fed HQ renovation), crypto caught a bid: BTC tested ~$92K (+~1.5%), ETH +~2.1%, SOL +~5%. The real main character was privacy: Monero jumped ~15% to a fresh ATH around ~$596, with Zcash +~9%, as “hedge-the-system” narratives got a sudden refill.
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CoinGecko data:
▪️53% of all tokens are no longer traded
▪️86% of all failures happened in 2025 alone
▪️11.6M tokens died in a single year
For context:
2024: ~1.4M failures
2025: 11.6M 🤯
Q4 2025:
📉 $19B liquidated in one day
📉 7.7M tokens disappeared in one quarter
Why?
👉 launching tokens is easier than ever
👉 more memes than liquidity
👉 not everything survives — and that’s part of the game
Takeaway:
The market didn’t get worse — it got tougher. In 2026, winners are those who can filter hype from opportunity.
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1️⃣2025 set a record for total crypto exchange trading volume — $80T A CryptoQuant chart shows combined CEX + DEX trading (spot + futures) hitting a new high in 2025, $80T, topping the already-huge 2024 levels. Futures still did most of the heavy lifting, while spot tagged along like “I helped too”.
2️⃣Analysts are calling $100K BTC “by end of January” Michaël van de Poppe says if BTC can hold above ~$92K (and stay above the 21-day MA), a clean break could send it to $100K within ~10 days — BTC is around $92.3K now, so the hopium is conveniently timed. The reality check: Bitfinex Alpha flags heavy supply/resistance around $93.5K–$95K, and some bears are still pointing at $70K patterns — because crypto never ships one narrative at a time.
3️⃣Standard Chartered says ETH will outpace BTC into 2030 They still call 2026 an inflection year for ETH/BTC, expecting the pair to grind back toward its 2021 highs, driven by stablecoins, tokenised RWAs and DeFi (plus a claimed ~10x L1 throughput boost over the next 2–3 years). Near-term dollar targets got trimmed mainly because weaker BTC drags the whole complex in USD terms — so the pitch is “ETH wins relatively first, price later.”
4️⃣XRP is clinging to $2 support After a ~30% New Year pop to $2.39 (Jan 6), XRP cooled to about $2.06 and is now testing the $2.00 floor; a clean break risks a slide toward ~$1.77, while bulls need $2.20+ to shut the bearish setup down. The “but fundamentals!” list is still there: XRPL stablecoin supply is up 10%+ in 7D (RLUSD >$1.3B mcap) and spot XRP ETFs sit at ~$1.23B net inflows since debut — so the narrative is bullish, the chart is grumpy.
1️⃣2025 set a record for total crypto exchange trading volume — $80T A CryptoQuant chart shows combined CEX + DEX trading (spot + futures) hitting a new high in 2025, $80T, topping the already-huge 2024 levels. Futures still did most of the heavy lifting, while spot tagged along like “I helped too”.
2️⃣Analysts are calling $100K BTC “by end of January” Michaël van de Poppe says if BTC can hold above ~$92K (and stay above the 21-day MA), a clean break could send it to $100K within ~10 days — BTC is around $92.3K now, so the hopium is conveniently timed. The reality check: Bitfinex Alpha flags heavy supply/resistance around $93.5K–$95K, and some bears are still pointing at $70K patterns — because crypto never ships one narrative at a time.
3️⃣Standard Chartered says ETH will outpace BTC into 2030 They still call 2026 an inflection year for ETH/BTC, expecting the pair to grind back toward its 2021 highs, driven by stablecoins, tokenised RWAs and DeFi (plus a claimed ~10x L1 throughput boost over the next 2–3 years). Near-term dollar targets got trimmed mainly because weaker BTC drags the whole complex in USD terms — so the pitch is “ETH wins relatively first, price later.”
4️⃣XRP is clinging to $2 support After a ~30% New Year pop to $2.39 (Jan 6), XRP cooled to about $2.06 and is now testing the $2.00 floor; a clean break risks a slide toward ~$1.77, while bulls need $2.20+ to shut the bearish setup down. The “but fundamentals!” list is still there: XRPL stablecoin supply is up 10%+ in 7D (RLUSD >$1.3B mcap) and spot XRP ETFs sit at ~$1.23B net inflows since debut — so the narrative is bullish, the chart is grumpy.
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BTC is close to $97K, ETH is up +4%, altcoins are catching up, and the market is green again.
When the news flow tries to scare everyone, the market often just keeps doing its thing.
Days like this are a good reminder: you don’t have to chase every move to stay profitable.
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When the news flow tries to scare everyone, the market often just keeps doing its thing.
Days like this are a good reminder: you don’t have to chase every move to stay profitable.
Sometimes letting your assets work for you — through Earn — is enough.
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1️⃣BTC >$97K, ETH>$3.4K — why is the crypto market rallying? U.S. inflation came in “cool enough” to restart the rate-cut daydreams: headline CPI at 2.7% YoY and core at 2.6% YoY for December. Add a quick “regulatory progress” sugar-rush (even with the CLARITY Act timeline wobbling), and you get the usual combo: risk-on bids + shorts getting punished. And yes, ETFs helped the vibes: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs printed ~$753.7M net inflows on Tuesday, while Ethereum ETFs added ~ $130M — because institutions love buying after the macro headline tells them it is “safe” again.
2️⃣“Altcoin season” in 2025 was basically a myth — capital never truly rotated In its OTC Markets 2025 review, Wintermute says liquidity stayed concentrated in BTC/ETH, and whatever “alt rallies” showed up were short, tactical, and quickly faded. Their data points to average altcoin rally duration ~19 days in 2025 vs ~61 days in 2024, which is a very polite way of saying: no sustained rotation, just brief bursts and then back to majors.
3️⃣Ethereum just printed a record number of new wallets in a day Santiment says ETH has averaged ~327.1K new wallets per day over the past week, with a single-day peak of ~393.6K on Jan 11 (the highest ever) — a historically bullish “network growth” signal. Just remember: new wallets can mean real onboarding or automation, but either way it is activity… and ETH likes activity.
4️⃣SOL is eyeing a ~40% run — active addresses just hit a 6-month high SOL bounced to around $145 (+~25% from December lows), while Nansen-tracked activity jumped: active addresses ~4.8M (vs ~2.4M in December) and transactions ~97.2M, plus ~1.7B transactions over the last 30 days. On top of that, spot SOL ETF demand is still a thing (the article cites ~$833M cumulative inflows and ~$1.18B net assets), and the next “catalyst” pitch is the Alpenglow upgrade later this quarter — because every rally needs a roadmap slide.
5️⃣ADA is holding $0.38 support — the “bullish retest” crowd wants $0.48 next The setup: ADA reclaimed $0.34 support, then came back to $0.38 and did not roll over, which traders read as buyers defending higher ground (with volume picking up). As long as $0.38 holds on closes, the next obvious magnet is ~$0.48; lose it and the “continuation” story turns into “nice try.”
1️⃣BTC >$97K, ETH>$3.4K — why is the crypto market rallying? U.S. inflation came in “cool enough” to restart the rate-cut daydreams: headline CPI at 2.7% YoY and core at 2.6% YoY for December. Add a quick “regulatory progress” sugar-rush (even with the CLARITY Act timeline wobbling), and you get the usual combo: risk-on bids + shorts getting punished. And yes, ETFs helped the vibes: U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs printed ~$753.7M net inflows on Tuesday, while Ethereum ETFs added ~ $130M — because institutions love buying after the macro headline tells them it is “safe” again.
2️⃣“Altcoin season” in 2025 was basically a myth — capital never truly rotated In its OTC Markets 2025 review, Wintermute says liquidity stayed concentrated in BTC/ETH, and whatever “alt rallies” showed up were short, tactical, and quickly faded. Their data points to average altcoin rally duration ~19 days in 2025 vs ~61 days in 2024, which is a very polite way of saying: no sustained rotation, just brief bursts and then back to majors.
3️⃣Ethereum just printed a record number of new wallets in a day Santiment says ETH has averaged ~327.1K new wallets per day over the past week, with a single-day peak of ~393.6K on Jan 11 (the highest ever) — a historically bullish “network growth” signal. Just remember: new wallets can mean real onboarding or automation, but either way it is activity… and ETH likes activity.
4️⃣SOL is eyeing a ~40% run — active addresses just hit a 6-month high SOL bounced to around $145 (+~25% from December lows), while Nansen-tracked activity jumped: active addresses ~4.8M (vs ~2.4M in December) and transactions ~97.2M, plus ~1.7B transactions over the last 30 days. On top of that, spot SOL ETF demand is still a thing (the article cites ~$833M cumulative inflows and ~$1.18B net assets), and the next “catalyst” pitch is the Alpenglow upgrade later this quarter — because every rally needs a roadmap slide.
5️⃣ADA is holding $0.38 support — the “bullish retest” crowd wants $0.48 next The setup: ADA reclaimed $0.34 support, then came back to $0.38 and did not roll over, which traders read as buyers defending higher ground (with volume picking up). As long as $0.38 holds on closes, the next obvious magnet is ~$0.48; lose it and the “continuation” story turns into “nice try.”
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1️⃣Ethereum daily transactions just hit a new all-time high Etherscan shows ETH printed 2,595,176 transactions in a single day (Jan 14, 2026) — the highest on record. Historically, spikes in on-chain activity tend to be bullish (more usage, more demand for blockspace), although sometimes it is also just bots having a very productive day.
2️⃣Spot BTC ETF inflows just set a new January record Farside’s flow table shows +$116.7M (Jan 12), +$753.8M (Jan 13), and +$840.6M (Jan 14) — about +$1.71B total in three sessions. So yes, the “institutions are back” narrative returned at full volume, right on schedule.
3️⃣Top token buybacks in the last 30 days Top 5 by buyback volume: Hyperliquid ~$53.3M, Pump.fun ~$33.7M, Aster ~$20.8M, Jupiter ~$8.97M, Sky ~$8.22M. Projects are literally feeding their own bids — because vibes are nice, but buybacks are louder.
4️⃣BTC whales are buying on repeat, while small retail sells the bounce Santiment data shows wallets holding 10–10,000 BTC have accumulated about 56,227 BTC since Dec 17, while the tiniest holders (e.g., <0.01 BTC) have been trimming/taking profits into the rebound. Historically, that divergence tends to be a quiet tailwind… right until retail FOMOs back in at the worst possible moment.
5️⃣2025 crypto scams stole “up to $17B” Chainalysis estimates ~$17B was stolen via crypto scams and fraud in 2025, with impersonation scams up ~1,400% YoY — because pretending to be “support” apparently scales well. They also note AI-enabled scams were ~4.5x more profitable than traditional ones, and the average scam payment jumped from $782 (2024) to $2,764 (2025) — fewer clicks, bigger damage.
1️⃣Ethereum daily transactions just hit a new all-time high Etherscan shows ETH printed 2,595,176 transactions in a single day (Jan 14, 2026) — the highest on record. Historically, spikes in on-chain activity tend to be bullish (more usage, more demand for blockspace), although sometimes it is also just bots having a very productive day.
2️⃣Spot BTC ETF inflows just set a new January record Farside’s flow table shows +$116.7M (Jan 12), +$753.8M (Jan 13), and +$840.6M (Jan 14) — about +$1.71B total in three sessions. So yes, the “institutions are back” narrative returned at full volume, right on schedule.
3️⃣Top token buybacks in the last 30 days Top 5 by buyback volume: Hyperliquid ~$53.3M, Pump.fun ~$33.7M, Aster ~$20.8M, Jupiter ~$8.97M, Sky ~$8.22M. Projects are literally feeding their own bids — because vibes are nice, but buybacks are louder.
4️⃣BTC whales are buying on repeat, while small retail sells the bounce Santiment data shows wallets holding 10–10,000 BTC have accumulated about 56,227 BTC since Dec 17, while the tiniest holders (e.g., <0.01 BTC) have been trimming/taking profits into the rebound. Historically, that divergence tends to be a quiet tailwind… right until retail FOMOs back in at the worst possible moment.
5️⃣2025 crypto scams stole “up to $17B” Chainalysis estimates ~$17B was stolen via crypto scams and fraud in 2025, with impersonation scams up ~1,400% YoY — because pretending to be “support” apparently scales well. They also note AI-enabled scams were ~4.5x more profitable than traditional ones, and the average scam payment jumped from $782 (2024) to $2,764 (2025) — fewer clicks, bigger damage.
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📊 Current snapshot:
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BTC, USDT and ETH remain the most popular assets, forming the core of the program.
We regularly adjust Earn rates to stay aligned with market conditions and long-term sustainability. All contracts opened before updates keep their original rate until expiry.
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