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Anatoly Yakovenko, Vitalik Buterin Debate Whether Blockchains Should Keep Evolving

In a January 2026 debate, Ethereum creator Vitalik Buterin and Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko presented opposing views on blockchain evolution. Buterin argued that Ethereum should achieve "ossification"—a stable, trustless state requiring no further upgrades, passing the "walkaway test" to function independently of developers. Yakovenko countered that blockchains must continuously evolve to remain useful and avoid stagnation, emphasizing that Solana should incorporate community-driven upgrades addressing real user needs, without relying on a single team. The discussion highlights two contrasting visions: long-term stability versus iterative adaptation for competitiveness.

TheNewsCrypto01/19 11:48

Anatoly Yakovenko, Vitalik Buterin Debate Whether Blockchains Should Keep Evolving

TheNewsCrypto01/19 11:48

Solana Releases Urgent Update for Mainnet-Beta Network Validators  to Safeguard Network Stability

Solana has released an urgent software update (v3.0.14) for all Mainnet-Beta validators, both staked and unstaked, to ensure network stability and security. The update includes essential patches, and validators are advised to apply it promptly to avoid technical issues. This comes amid growing network activity, highlighted by events like the launch of the Solana-based SKR token. Data from Token Terminal indicates Solana has become a leading blockchain for tokenized stocks, with increasing trading and user activity. Institutional interest is also rising, as shown by steady inflows into U.S. spot Solana ETFs, totaling $816.92 million, and recent filings like Morgan Stanley's for a Solana ETF.

TheNewsCrypto01/10 12:52

Solana Releases Urgent Update for Mainnet-Beta Network Validators  to Safeguard Network Stability

TheNewsCrypto01/10 12:52

Crypto market holds $3T as investors digest U.S. jobs data

The U.S. nonfarm payrolls (NFP) report released on 9 January showed 50,000 jobs added, below most forecasts, with unemployment at 4.4% and average hourly earnings at 3.8% YoY. Despite the cautious macro backdrop, the cryptocurrency market remained stable above $3 trillion, with a total market cap of around $3.07 trillion. The muted reaction indicates that labor data alone is insufficient to drive crypto markets, as monetary policy expectations remain largely unchanged. The market's stability suggests reduced volatility and selective risk-taking, with investors awaiting clearer signals from upcoming inflation data and Federal Reserve guidance.

ambcrypto01/09 20:32

Crypto market holds $3T as investors digest U.S. jobs data

ambcrypto01/09 20:32

Ethereum: BlackRock buys $149mln of ETH, but sellers guard THIS zone

On-chain data reveals significant Ethereum accumulation and staking activity, with whales and institutions like BlackRock actively participating. A notable whale moved $31.7 million into staked ETH (stETH), locking over 40,000 tokens, while BlackRock acquired 46,851 ETH worth nearly $149 million over three days. BitMine also staked an additional 19,200 ETH. These actions, along with persistent exchange outflows exceeding $52.3 million, are reducing sell-side pressure and tightening circulating supply. Despite this, ETH price remains range-bound between $2,780–$2,850 (demand) and $3,300–$3,350 (supply), showing stability without sharp moves. Declining Open Interest indicates leverage unwinding and reduced volatility, shifting the market from speculation to positioning. The overall structure suggests limited downside risk and favors continued accumulation-driven stability.

ambcrypto01/08 21:01

Ethereum: BlackRock buys $149mln of ETH, but sellers guard THIS zone

ambcrypto01/08 21:01

Why crypto Bitcoin feels harder to break despite fading capital inflows

Despite fading capital inflows, Bitcoin is becoming more resilient to sharp crashes due to changing market dynamics. According to CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju, long-term institutional holders have disrupted the traditional whale-versus-retail cycle, making sudden 50% price drops less likely. While capital flows have slowed, the amount of capital locked into Bitcoin continues to show a steady uptrend even with mild price changes. The supply is increasingly concentrated among large holders. In 2025 alone, the 21 largest Bitcoin entities—including MicroStrategy, the U.S. government, miners, and funds—added roughly $40 billion worth of BTC. Their combined holdings now represent over 13% of total supply, creating scarcity and supporting prices during downturns. However, older coins (dormant for 6 months to over a year) have recently moved to exchanges, contributing to price pullbacks. This selling pressure adds friction to the market, causing Bitcoin to stall rather than crash. The result is a more patient, stability-oriented market where dramatic price flushes are increasingly rare.

ambcrypto01/08 18:02

Why crypto Bitcoin feels harder to break despite fading capital inflows

ambcrypto01/08 18:02

Chainlink’s breakout odds – What next after large wallets absorb supply?

Large Chainlink withdrawals from Binance, including a new wallet removing over 329k LINK, signal a shift toward long-term holding and reduced exchange supply. The Chainlink Reserve also grew by nearly 90k LINK, further tightening available supply and easing selling pressure. Despite this, the price has not surged, indicating deliberate accumulation rather than speculative buying. LINK is trading within a key zone between $11.75 support and $14.65 resistance, with a clean break above potentially leading toward $16.66. Persistent buy-side demand and positive spot taker CVD indicate sustained absorption of sell orders. Liquidation data shows shorts significantly outweighing longs, confirming reduced downside pressure and seller exhaustion. In summary, reduced exchange supply, steady accumulation, and controlled leverage create a supportive environment for LINK, with limited downside risk as long as it holds above $11.75. A breakout above resistance appears increasingly likely.

ambcrypto12/26 23:10

Chainlink’s breakout odds – What next after large wallets absorb supply?

ambcrypto12/26 23:10

Calm on the Crypto Market. Why and What's Next

The cryptocurrency market is currently experiencing a period of calm, with Bitcoin and Ethereum prices showing minimal movement, down less than 1% to approximately $87,000 and $2,930 respectively. The majority of the top 100 cryptocurrencies saw price changes within a narrow 4% range, while the total market cap held steady near $2.95 trillion. Analysts from Wintermute note that despite sustained demand from institutional investors, retail traders are shifting from altcoins to Bitcoin and Ethereum, a move attributed to reduced liquidity ahead of the holidays. They argue that this institutional adoption lays a foundation for mid-term price growth, but emphasize that a Bitcoin rally must occur first to renew investor interest in riskier altcoins. This cautiously optimistic outlook is supported by VanEck, whose analysts predict a high likelihood of price increases in the next six months based on historical correlations between Bitcoin's hash rate and its price. However, short-term sentiment remains negative. The crypto fear and greed index is in the "extreme fear" zone at 24/100, indicating a prevailing tendency toward selling. This is reflected in capital outflows, with U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs seeing a net outflow of nearly $188 million and Ethereum ETFs losing $95 million on December 23rd, marking the third consecutive session of outflows for Bitcoin funds.

RBK-crypto12/24 12:16

Calm on the Crypto Market. Why and What's Next

RBK-crypto12/24 12:16

2025 Crypto Market Background: Why 'Choosing the Right Exchange' Is More Important Than Choosing the Right Coin

The crypto market in 2025 has matured significantly, shifting focus from pure asset speculation to the importance of choosing the right exchange. New users increasingly prioritize trading experience, security, and platform stability over short-term price movements. For beginners, selecting a suitable exchange is often more critical than selecting individual cryptocurrencies, as a poor platform choice can lead to higher operational costs and psychological stress. Key evaluation criteria for new users include the platform’s operational history, system stability during high volatility, transparent fee structures, and user support mechanisms. Community reputation and public discussion also serve as important references. Based on user feedback and industry data, several exchanges are frequently highlighted for newcomers: - Binance leads in liquidity and asset variety but has a steeper learning curve. - Coinbase is recognized for compliance and user-friendly design, suited for long-term holders. - OKX offers advanced derivatives and tools but may overwhelm absolute beginners. - Bybit is popular among active traders, particularly in futures. - WEEX is noted for its beginner-friendly interface, clear risk reminders, and execution-focused experience. The article emphasizes that rankings are referential, not absolute. The "right" exchange depends on the user’s experience level and trading style. As the market matures, exchanges play an increasingly important role in user education and protection. Choosing a platform that matches one’s needs is more valuable long-term than chasing volatile assets.

marsbit12/23 14:33

2025 Crypto Market Background: Why 'Choosing the Right Exchange' Is More Important Than Choosing the Right Coin

marsbit12/23 14:33

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