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White House Ignites, BSC Spreads Like Wildfire: A Meme Carnival Bidding Farewell to the 'Imperial Decree Model'

A meme coin frenzy erupted on January 21 after the White House posted on X mentioning "victory, eviction, and memes." Within minutes, meme tokens named "memes" were launched on both Solana and BSC chains. Contrary to expectations, the Solana version—typically favored due to its active ecosystem and "first is first" advantage—was outperformed by the BSC version. At its peak, the BSC meme reached a market cap of $28 million with 7,300 holders, while Solana’s version peaked at $3.6 million with 3,900 holders. Real-time user engagement also favored BSC, with nearly 3,000 simultaneous online participants compared to Solana’s sub-1,000. This outcome challenges the long-standing perception that BSC meme coins rely heavily on endorsements from Binance founders CZ and He Yi—a model often mockingly referred to as "Shandong style." Both CZ and He Yi have recently publicly discouraged the practice of creating meme coins based on parsing words from their social posts. CZ explicitly warned followers against buying tokens inspired by his tweets, while He Yi criticized “word-parsing” and “bootlicking” behaviors, urging the community to focus on real project development instead. The surprising success of the BSC memes token—launched 20 minutes after Solana’s version—suggests a possible shift in BSC’s meme culture, moving away from top-down influence toward more organic, community-driven momentum. Whether this marks a lasting change in BSC’s meme ecosystem remains an open question.

marsbit01/21 09:47

White House Ignites, BSC Spreads Like Wildfire: A Meme Carnival Bidding Farewell to the 'Imperial Decree Model'

marsbit01/21 09:47

BNB Delivers One of 2025’s Strongest Risk-Adjusted Returns

Based on data from Binance’s 2025 Annual Report and independent analysis, Binance Coin (BNB) delivered one of the strongest risk-adjusted returns in the crypto industry. Holding just 10 BNB allowed users to accumulate consistent income through ecosystem rewards like Hodler Airdrops, Launchpool, and Megadrop, earning an estimated $715 in passive rewards excluding price appreciation. BNB's price also surged from around $700 to $1,300. The most significant gains came from Binance Alpha, a high-frequency rewards program. With 10 BNB, users could generate approximately $11,350 in net Alpha rewards after costs—over 15 times more than passive rewards alone. While passive holders saw about 53% annual returns, active Alpha participants achieved over 200%, with compounding strategies reaching up to 230%.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 09:44

BNB Delivers One of 2025’s Strongest Risk-Adjusted Returns

TheNewsCrypto01/21 09:44

Chainlink Enables 24/5 On-Chain Trading for Stocks, Gold, and Silver as Crypto Volatility Fades

Chainlink has expanded its Data Streams product to provide 24/5 U.S. equities pricing, enabling near-continuous on-chain trading for stocks, ETFs. The feeds deliver real-time prices for assets like Nvidia, gold, and silver with sub-second updates, bridging traditional finance with DeFi. This move unlocks new opportunities for real-world assets (RWAs) amid low crypto volatility, allowing DeFi protocols to operate beyond standard market hours. The upgrade supports perpetual futures, synthetic equities, and prediction markets, attracting capital from traditional markets. Early adopters include Lighter, BitMEX, Apex, and Orderly Network, signaling a shift toward broader, more accessible on-chain financial infrastructure.

ccn.com01/21 09:34

Chainlink Enables 24/5 On-Chain Trading for Stocks, Gold, and Silver as Crypto Volatility Fades

ccn.com01/21 09:34

After Farcaster's Pivot, Lens Protocol Changes Hands, Leaving the Dream of Web3 Social in Shambles

Following Farcaster's pivot, Lens Protocol has been taken over by Mask Network, marking another major shift in the decentralized social space. Lens, originally created by Aave founder Stani Kulechov in 2022, was designed to challenge data monopolies by storing social graphs on-chain via NFTs. Despite raising over $46 million and developing technical solutions like its own chain on ZKsync, Lens struggled with user engagement. With 647,000 profiles but only about 45,000 weekly active users, it became clear that growth was driven largely by airdrop speculation rather than genuine social interaction. The original team, strong in DeFi but weaker in consumer product experience, is stepping back to an advisory role. Mask Network, which focuses on bridging Web2 and Web3 social ecosystems, will now manage Lens. This transition underscores broader challenges in decentralized social platforms, where financial incentives often overshadow real social use cases, fragmenting the original vision of disrupting traditional social media giants.

marsbit01/21 09:21

After Farcaster's Pivot, Lens Protocol Changes Hands, Leaving the Dream of Web3 Social in Shambles

marsbit01/21 09:21

Grayscale Files S-1 With SEC to Convert Near Trust Into Spot NEAR ETF

Grayscale Investments has filed a Form S-1 with the SEC to convert its Grayscale Near Trust into a spot NEAR ETF, named Grayscale Near Trust ETF (ticker: GSNR). Filed on January 20, 2026, this marks the first major step toward a NEAR Protocol ETF in the U.S. The proposed ETF will use Coinbase as prime broker and custodian, with BNY Mellon and Continental Stock Transfer as transfer agent and administrator. It also includes provisions for staking NEAR tokens under certain conditions. Following the announcement, NEAR’s price increased by 3% to $1.54. Analysts view the move as part of a broader trend of traditional finance seeking regulated altcoin exposure. SEC approval is pending and may take several months to over a year, subject to regulatory review.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 09:13

Grayscale Files S-1 With SEC to Convert Near Trust Into Spot NEAR ETF

TheNewsCrypto01/21 09:13

South Korea’s FSC to Permit Corporate Investments in VDAs, What’s for Cryptos?

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is planning to lift a ban from 2017 and permit listed companies and professional investors to invest in cryptocurrencies and Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs). The new guidelines, expected by February 2026, will reportedly allow corporate investments of up to 5%, initially targeting the top 20 stocks by market cap. This move is seen as a significant step to balance regulation with innovation and to align South Korea with the global pro-crypto stance, exemplified by countries like the U.S. and Japan. The decision follows South Korea's rise to 15th in the 2025 global crypto adoption index.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 09:12

South Korea’s FSC to Permit Corporate Investments in VDAs, What’s for Cryptos?

TheNewsCrypto01/21 09:12

‘Crypto bill is inevitable,’ says Trump’s advisor as CLARITY Act talks drag on

Trump's digital asset advisor Patrick Witt stated that a crypto market structure bill is inevitable, emphasizing the need for compromise to secure Senate passage. He criticized Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's opposition to the current CLARITY Act draft, warning that industry resistance could lead to stricter Democratic legislation. While some executives support the bill, Armstrong opposes its restrictions on stablecoin yield and DeFi. Market optimism has declined, with prediction odds dropping to 40% for the bill's passage by 2026. The bill's future remains uncertain as stakeholders seek consensus.

ambcrypto01/21 09:02

‘Crypto bill is inevitable,’ says Trump’s advisor as CLARITY Act talks drag on

ambcrypto01/21 09:02

Encrypted Capital Favors the 'Big Brother': Under Bitcoin's Hegemony, How Can Altcoins Break Through and Reshape the Landscape?

Crypto investment capital is increasingly concentrated in a narrowing selection of assets, with Bitcoin's market share dominance rising to around 65%, its highest level since early 2021. This trend is reinforced by the growth of stablecoins and on-chain derivatives, which now account for nearly 12.5% of the total crypto market capitalization, further squeezing the market share of altcoins. Within the altcoin sector, a "winner-takes-most" dynamic is intensifying. The top 10 altcoins now represent approximately 82% of the total altcoin market cap, a significant increase from 64% during the 2021 bull market. The number of altcoins with a market cap exceeding $1 billion has also shrunk considerably, indicating a flight to quality and liquidity. Performance data from 2023 onwards shows that large-cap crypto assets have significantly outperformed mid and small-cap tokens, with large-caps returning roughly 365% compared to 70% and 55% for mid and small-caps, respectively. This performance divergence, coupled with events like the large-scale liquidation on October 10, 2025, has strengthened investor preference for high-liquidity, mature assets. The report concludes that the market is undergoing a structural shift towards consolidation and maturity. While new tokens and tokenized traditional assets continue to emerge, finite liquidity is being concentrated in large-cap cryptocurrencies and the infrastructure supporting stablecoins, DeFi, and tokenization. The barrier for altcoins to attract sustained capital is higher than ever, though potential regulatory clarity and new ETF products could eventually foster a more selective "altseason."

marsbit01/21 08:50

Encrypted Capital Favors the 'Big Brother': Under Bitcoin's Hegemony, How Can Altcoins Break Through and Reshape the Landscape?

marsbit01/21 08:50

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