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XRP Vs. Epstein: Community Members Call Out Coinbase As Shocking Details Surface

Controversy has erupted in the XRP community following allegations by market commentator Crypto Bitlord, who claims a connection between Coinbase, Jeffrey Epstein, and regulatory actions against XRP. The claims are based on leaked emails showing Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong communicating with Epstein’s lawyer about a $3 million early investment in the exchange. Bitlord suggests this link may explain why Coinbase delisted XRP after the SEC lawsuit, alleging coordinated pressure from Epstein-linked investors to suppress XRP's growth. Neither Coinbase nor the SEC has confirmed these claims, with the SEC maintaining its case was based on securities law. Separately, leaked emails reveal the Gates Foundation evaluated Ripple's technology in 2017.

bitcoinist02/04 23:02

Stablecoins not a ‘systemic risk’: Coinbase pushes back on GENIUS Act critics

The debate over stablecoin regulation continues between the crypto industry and traditional banks. Coinbase strongly opposes claims that stablecoins pose a "systemic risk" to the U.S. financial system. Chief Policy Officer Faryar Shirzad argues that stablecoins follow a secure government-backed model, unlike the risky money market funds that contributed to past financial crises. Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal emphasizes that stablecoin reserves are backed dollar-for-dollar by short-term instruments like U.S. Treasuries and are not relent like traditional bank deposits. However, the proposed GENIUS Act allows stablecoin reserves to include riskier assets such as uninsured deposits and money market fund shares. Critics, including Better Markets and the Bank Policy Institute, warn this could make stablecoins vulnerable to bank-like runs. Despite ongoing discussions and a planned meeting among Senate Democrats, the future of stablecoin legislation remains uncertain, with no clear timeline for the bill's advancement.

ambcrypto02/04 23:01

Is CME Group Issuing a Coin? The New 'Hunt' by Wall Street Giants

CME Group, the world's largest derivatives exchange, is exploring the launch of its own digital token, "CME Coin," as revealed by CEO Terry Duffy during a recent earnings call. Unlike typical cryptocurrencies, CME Coin is positioned as a financial infrastructure tool aimed at institutional use. It is expected to function primarily as a settlement instrument for instant, 24/7 interbank transactions and as tokenized collateral to enhance liquidity. The move is part of CME’s broader 2026 digital strategy, addressing key issues such as weekend liquidity gaps in crypto futures trading, recapturing interest revenue currently earned by stablecoin issuers like Tether and Circle, and reinforcing regulatory compliance standards. By leveraging its status as a systemically important financial market utility (SIFMU), CME aims to create a high-trust, institution-focused digital asset ecosystem. This initiative mirrors efforts by other Wall Street giants, such as JPMorgan’s JPM Coin, and signals a strategic shift by traditional finance (TradFi) to reclaim control over digital asset infrastructure. While adopting blockchain technology for efficiency, CME’s peers are reinforcing existing power structures rather than embracing full decentralization. The introduction of CME Coin could challenge incumbent stablecoins by creating closed-loop, regulated alternatives that prioritize institutional demand and compliance, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape of digital finance.

比推02/04 22:46

Bitcoin falls below $72,000 as weak spot demand and long liquidations pressure price

Bitcoin declined below $72,000 on February 4, reaching a new local low amid sustained selling pressure. It traded around $71,800, down 5% on the day, marking its weakest level since late 2024. The downturn was driven by weak spot market demand, particularly from U.S. investors, as indicated by a negative Coinbase Premium Index. Additionally, over $235 million in liquidations occurred in 24 hours, with long positions accounting for $198 million, accelerating the drop. Key supports at $80,000 and $75,000 failed to hold. Traders are now monitoring the $70,000 level; a break below could lead to further declines, while reclaiming $75,000–$78,000 is needed for stabilization.

ambcrypto02/04 22:46

Ethereum Just Lost The Realized Price, But Here’s What Investors Are Up To

Ethereum's price has dropped sharply, falling below the key realized price level and nearing $2,000 amid heightened market volatility. Despite this decline and widespread unrealized losses, on-chain data indicates that investors—particularly large whales and conviction-driven buyers—continue to accumulate ETH. Notably, accumulation addresses have increased their inflows, suggesting strong confidence in the asset's future. Market expert CW points to this persistent buying as a potential precursor to a significant rebound. Additionally, Ethereum is experiencing heightened social media interest, partly driven by major acquisitions such as BitMine's recent purchase of 20,000 ETH. The company now holds over 4.3 million ETH, representing about 3.56% of the total supply, with a significant portion staked. Despite current pressures, investor behavior and large-scale accumulation suggest underlying strength and potential recovery for Ethereum.

bitcoinist02/04 22:03

Bitcoin’s THIS profit signal is weakening — Why BTC traders should watch

Bitcoin's key profit signal, the Realized Profit/Loss Ratio (90-day SMA), is weakening and approaching the neutral level of 1, indicating shrinking profit dominance and increased loss realization. This reflects mounting market stress, though not full capitulation. Concurrently, the MVRV Z-Score has compressed to its lowest since October 2022, pulling prices closer to fair value and reducing speculative excess. The NVT Golden Cross has deteriorated sharply, signaling weak on-chain transaction support for current valuations. Furthermore, declining exchange reserves and persistent outflows point to thinning liquidity, which amplifies price volatility. Despite these pressures, continuous coin withdrawals suggest strategic accumulation rather than panic selling. The overall metrics describe a phase of controlled stress, where Bitcoin is closer to stabilization but remains in a volatile, neutral environment awaiting a recovery in network demand or facing prolonged compression.

ambcrypto02/04 22:02

Bitnomial Launches First-Ever U.S.-Regulated Tezos (XTZ) Dollar Futures

Bitnomial, a CFTC-regulated U.S. derivatives exchange, has announced the launch of the first-ever Tezos (XTZ) dollar futures on its platform, starting February 4, 2026. These physically settled futures contracts allow both retail and institutional traders to trade XTZ in a regulated environment using either cryptocurrency or USD as margin. The offering enhances price discovery and risk management capabilities for Tezos, which is described as a resilient, self-upgrading blockchain with on-chain governance. Bitnomial also plans to introduce XTZ perpetual futures and options in the future, expanding its Crypto Complex® product suite.

TheNewsCrypto02/04 21:46

Shiba Inu Lead Dev Returns As Price Crashes To 3-Year Low, What’s Going On?

Shiba Inu lead developer Shytoshi Kusama has returned to X, teasing an "ultra important" update for the SHIB community, potentially related to AI integration. This occurs as SHIB's price crashes to a 3-year low of $0.000006461, following the broader crypto market downturn. Data indicates increased short positions and a drop in open interest. SHIB marketing lead Lucie emphasized that rebuilding confidence depends on execution—like steady Shibarium activity and smooth upgrades—not price. She urged continued network interaction during this stagnant phase, noting SHIB is transitioning from a meme coin to a more mature infrastructure network. SHIB is currently trading around $0.000006774, down 2% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist02/04 21:20

Bitcoin Quantum Panic Flares As Nic Carter And Developer Matt Corallo Clash

bitcoinist02/04 21:02

February’s $2B token unlock is here – ZRO, ASTER, BERA in the lead

February is set to see over $2 billion in token unlocks, presenting a major supply test for the crypto market. While some tokens face selling pressure, others are showing resilience. Rain (RAIN) leads with a $359 million unlock, followed by Zama (ZAMA), LayerZero (ZRO), and Aster (ASTER). Mid-cap tokens like Berachain (BERA) also have significant unlocks relative to their market size. Notably, Hyperliquid (HYPE) defied expectations by surging nearly 30% despite its large unlock, driven by strong demand from new perpetual markets and exchange listings. In contrast, Story (IP) delayed its unlock by six months to reduce sell pressure and align long-term incentives. The market is beginning to differentiate projects based on fundamentals, timing, and team discipline.

ambcrypto02/04 21:02