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Bitcoin’s January rally comes to a halt, but liquidity signals could save it again

Bitcoin's January rally paused after reaching a local high of $94.7k, with a slight retracement to $92.5k. Analysts had anticipated a possible pullback toward $80.6k due to liquidation levels above $94.5k and below $84k. Despite short-term downside risks, liquidity indicators remain constructive. Stablecoin inflows and a falling BTC price in December boosted buying power, with the ratio recovering in January suggesting capital deployment. Net capital flows turned weakly positive by early January, with realized profits slightly exceeding losses. The profit/loss ratio rose to 1.78, and declining BTC supply coupled with strong ETF inflows support potential gains in the coming weeks. Bitcoin is up 6% in January, though December's losses haven't been fully offset.

ambcrypto01/07 06:01

Bitcoin’s January rally comes to a halt, but liquidity signals could save it again

ambcrypto01/07 06:01

CLARITY Act Moves to Senate Markup Next Week, Tim Scott Says

Senator Tim Scott announced the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act will undergo a Senate markup next week, a key step for U.S. crypto legislation. The bill aims to establish a uniform market structure for digital assets. Scott emphasized the importance of the upcoming committee vote, noting months of draft reviews and negotiations. Despite progress, the bill faces unresolved divisions within the industry. Some experts, like Gabriel Shapiro, believe a compromise is possible, while others, such as Alex Thorn, remain skeptical due to ongoing disagreements. Democrats are pushing for stricter measures, including DeFi sanctions compliance and enhanced authority for the OFAC. Regulatory uncertainty has contributed to market volatility, with significant outflows from crypto investment products recently reported. As the Senate prepares to debate the bill, stakeholders emphasize the need to balance innovation, enforcement, and investor protection, as the outcome could shape the future of crypto markets in the U.S.

TheNewsCrypto01/07 05:53

CLARITY Act Moves to Senate Markup Next Week, Tim Scott Says

TheNewsCrypto01/07 05:53

USDD 2025 Annual Review: Aiming for Billions, Sustained Growth, and Maturing Ecosystem

USDD 2025 Year in Review: Aiming for Billions with Sustained Growth and Maturing Ecosystem The year 2025 was pivotal for the decentralized stablecoin USDD, marked by key breakthroughs and stable development. Following its upgrade to USDD 2.0 in January, it achieved record highs across user growth, TVL, product iteration, and system stability. Its multi-chain deployment and DeFi integration strategy proved successful, solidifying its role as a foundational Web3 infrastructure. Core metrics saw significant growth. The Total Value Locked (TVL) surpassed $900 million, and the supply exceeded 860 million tokens, placing USDD among the top ten stablecoins. Its yield-bearing version, sUSDD, grew to nearly $100 million in TVL. The protocol distributed approximately $20 million in interest to users and expanded its holder base to 459,000 addresses. Ecologically, USDD expanded its reach by natively deploying on Ethereum and BNB Chain, in addition to TRON. This multi-chain presence enabled integration with over 20 major exchanges, wallets, and DeFi protocols, including a key partnership with the Binance Wallet. Throughout a year of high market volatility, USDD maintained its strict 1:1 dollar peg, aided by its over-collateralization mechanism, transparent reserves, and diversified yield model from the Smart Allocator. It passed five security audits, receiving recognition for its high safety standards. Looking ahead to 2026, USDD plans to transition from incentive-driven growth to being driven by real-world usage. Key focuses include deepening DeFi integrations, expanding exchange and wallet partnerships, reducing reliance on external subsidies, and optimizing its yield model for sustainable, long-term stability.

marsbit01/07 05:46

USDD 2025 Annual Review: Aiming for Billions, Sustained Growth, and Maturing Ecosystem

marsbit01/07 05:46

Polymarket Settlement Disputes Intensify, Ethereum Technical Plans Questioned: What Is the Overseas Crypto Community Discussing Today?

In the past 24 hours, the crypto community focused on several key issues. Polymarket faced significant backlash over its settlement of a prediction market related to the U.S. military action in Venezuela, which was deemed not an "invasion," sparking accusations of arbitrary rule changes and concerns over its oracle-based resolution system. Suspected insider trading emerged, as large bets were placed just hours before the event, leading to calls for restrictions on government officials using prediction markets. Berachain’s TVL plummeted over 90%, attributed to fading hype and lack of sustainable product demand. TON also saw price declines, partly linked to alleged team token sales. On the ecosystem front, Solana’s network health was questioned due to validators delaying transactions to maximize MEV extraction, threatening its real-time processing advantage. Ethereum faced internal debate over its roadmap, with critics arguing it prioritizes minimal trust over practical utility, while technical progress was noted with EIP-7805 for enhanced censorship resistance. Lighter introduced a fee-based buyback mechanism for its token, viewed positively for value capture, while Perp DEX market makers saw compressed margins. Other updates included Infinex’s burn rate clarification, Tempo’s new token standard, and MegaETH’s Coinbase listing speculation.

marsbit01/07 05:06

Polymarket Settlement Disputes Intensify, Ethereum Technical Plans Questioned: What Is the Overseas Crypto Community Discussing Today?

marsbit01/07 05:06

DOT and ENA jumped 20% this week – But the similarity ends here

DOT and ENA both gained over 20% this week, but their price movements and underlying drivers differ significantly. DOT’s rise was rapid early in the week, supported by relatively lower trading volume, suggesting fewer participants. In contrast, ENA’s increase was gradual and sustained, accompanied by higher trading volume ($207M vs. DOT’s $147M), indicating stronger market engagement and confidence. Additionally, ENA faces high annual token inflation (over 400%), requiring ongoing demand to maintain price, while DOT’s inflation remains stable with occasional deflationary periods. Although both tokens have their full supply in circulation, ENA’s expanding supply presents a higher long-term risk. Ultimately, ENA’s rally appears more volume-supported, whereas DOT’s gains occurred with less market participation.

ambcrypto01/07 05:01

DOT and ENA jumped 20% this week – But the similarity ends here

ambcrypto01/07 05:01

Chainlink Eyes Breakout After Major Binance Withdrawals Reduce Exchange Supply

Chainlink (LINK) is approaching a key resistance level at $14.50, showing potential for a short-term breakout. Currently trading around $13.70, the token has been consolidating within a defined channel. A successful breach of the $14.50 mark could propel it toward the $15–$16 range. Technical indicators like the MACD and RSI suggest diminishing bearish pressure and growing demand. Significant withdrawals of LINK from Binance have reduced exchange supply, potentially tightening liquidity and supporting upward price movement. As a leading oracle provider, Chainlink continues to drive institutional interest in DeFi by enabling secure data feeds for smart contracts. A confirmed breakout above $14.50 may signal a bullish phase for LINK, influenced by market trends and its critical role in the crypto ecosystem.

bitcoinist01/07 04:04

Chainlink Eyes Breakout After Major Binance Withdrawals Reduce Exchange Supply

bitcoinist01/07 04:04

IOSG Ventures: A Game with No Winners, How to Break the Deadlock in the Altcoin Market?

The article "IOSG Ventures: A No-Winner Game, How to Break the Dilemma of the Altcoin Market?" analyzes the current crisis in the altcoin market, attributing it to flawed token issuance practices from the 2021-2022 funding bubble. A key issue is the "low float trap," where tokens are launched with minimal circulating supply to artificially maintain high fully diluted valuations (FDV), creating a lose-lose situation for exchanges, token holders, projects, and VCs. The market's responses, including meme coins and MetaDAOs, have failed, leading to rampant speculation or excessive control that alienates talent and exchanges. The author proposes a rebalancing act: Exchanges should shift from arbitrary lockups to KPI-based vesting. Holders should demand transparency and control over major decisions, not micromanagement. Projects should only issue tokens with clear utility and product-market fit. VCs must be more rigorous and stop forcing token launches on every project. The next 12 months are expected to bring a final wave of supply shock from past VC investments. However, the author remains optimistic, believing tokens offer unique mechanisms for growth and community building that equity cannot. The market shows self-correcting signs, with stricter exchange listings and evolving investor protections. The long-term threat is a "lemon market" where only failing projects issue tokens, but this can be avoided if the industry adopts better standards and selective, value-add token launches.

marsbit01/07 03:37

IOSG Ventures: A Game with No Winners, How to Break the Deadlock in the Altcoin Market?

marsbit01/07 03:37

Interview with Yvonne: How Does USDD, Aiming to Be an 'Interest-Bearing USDT', Achieve Its $1 Billion Goal?

Interview with Yvonne Chia, Head of Communications at USDD, discussing the stablecoin's strategy to reach a $1 billion liquidity goal. USDD, positioned as an "interest-bearing version of USDT," emphasizes stability, security, and sustainable yield. Key points include: - The stablecoin market is growing rapidly, with projections reaching $3-4 trillion by 2030. - USDD differentiates itself through over-collateralization (CDP model), a Peg Stability Module (PSM) for 1:1 swaps, and transparency via on-chain audits and real-time data. - Its yield-bearing product, sUSDD, offers automated compounding interest and DeFi integration, with TVL surpassing $295 million. - Revenue is generated through Smart Allocator investments, vault fees, and liquidation proceeds, prioritizing sustainability over short-term high APY. - USDD has expanded beyond Tron to Ethereum and BNB Chain, leveraging partnerships and multi-chain strategies to drive adoption. Upcoming initiatives include a second season of Binance Wallet Yield+ and a Bitget wallet campaign with $100,000 in rewards.

Odaily星球日报01/07 03:32

Interview with Yvonne: How Does USDD, Aiming to Be an 'Interest-Bearing USDT', Achieve Its $1 Billion Goal?

Odaily星球日报01/07 03:32

Crypto.com and Changer.ae Sign MoU to Expand Regulated Digital Asset Services in UAE

Crypto.com and Changer.ae, a regulated virtual asset service provider under Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to expand regulated digital asset services in the UAE. The partnership aims to leverage Crypto.com’s global infrastructure and Changer’s FSRA-licensed platform to enhance access to secure and compliant digital asset offerings, including crypto-fiat conversions, custody solutions, and related use cases. This collaboration supports the UAE’s strategy to become a global hub for digital finance by combining innovation with strong regulatory oversight. Both companies emphasized the importance of responsible adoption of digital assets in line with the country's vision for a resilient digital economy.

TheNewsCrypto01/07 03:29

Crypto.com and Changer.ae Sign MoU to Expand Regulated Digital Asset Services in UAE

TheNewsCrypto01/07 03:29

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