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Why Could Coinbase Halt the CLARITY Act Voting Agenda with a Single Statement?

This article details how Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's public opposition led to the abrupt postponement of a key U.S. Senate committee vote on the proposed "Clarity Act," a comprehensive cryptocurrency regulation bill. Armstrong argued the current draft would be worse than the existing regulatory framework, specifically objecting to provisions that could ban interest payments on stablecoins and grant excessive authority to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The event underscores Coinbase's significant and growing political influence in Washington, D.C., amplified by the pro-crypto stance of the Trump administration. The company has invested heavily in political action committees (PACs) to support crypto-friendly lawmakers. The article contrasts the current environment with the previous Biden administration, under which the SEC sued Coinbase. The Trump administration has since dropped that lawsuit, and the industry is pushing for legislation to cement a favorable regulatory landscape. The delayed vote highlights the intense lobbying battle between the crypto industry, which seeks lighter regulation, and traditional banking interests advocating for stricter rules, particularly on stablecoin offerings that compete with bank deposits. Negotiations are ongoing.

marsbit01/20 05:34

Why Could Coinbase Halt the CLARITY Act Voting Agenda with a Single Statement?

marsbit01/20 05:34

Grid Wars: Bitcoin Hashrate Drops As AI Demands More Electricity

Bitcoin's network hashrate has dropped below 1 zettahash, falling to a seven-day average of 993 EH/s. This decline is attributed to increased competition for electricity from AI data centers, which are securing long-term power contracts and driving up costs. As electricity is the largest expense for miners, many are shifting operations toward AI computing to secure better profit margins. Some are retrofitting mining sites to host AI hardware, leading to more stable, long-term revenue streams. The power grid operator PJM has proposed new rules to manage surging AI demand, while political pressure mounts for tech firms to pay more for electricity. Despite the hashrate drop, the Bitcoin network continues to produce blocks, but the competition for affordable power is reshaping the mining industry.

bitcoinist01/20 05:02

Grid Wars: Bitcoin Hashrate Drops As AI Demands More Electricity

bitcoinist01/20 05:02

Solana metrics turn bullish – But is cooling volume a red flag?

Solana's on-chain metrics showed strong bullish signals, with active addresses surging 56% in a week and weekly transactions reaching 515 million. Derivatives and spot market data indicated buyer dominance, reinforcing a positive longer-term trend. However, spot trading volume has been cooling since late November, resembling patterns from the 2022 bear market more than the current cycle, suggesting a potential continuation of bearish conditions. Despite this, HODLers have been accumulating SOL, and exchange outflows signal holder confidence. While the network activity surge is positive, failure to reclaim the $150 level points to a cautious longer-term outlook.

ambcrypto01/20 05:02

Solana metrics turn bullish – But is cooling volume a red flag?

ambcrypto01/20 05:02

Paradex Rollback Criticized, HIP-3 Competition Heats Up: What Happened in the Mainstream Ecosystems?

Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market has seen significant developments across multiple areas. The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) announced a blockchain-based securities trading platform, sparking optimism about RWA (Real World Assets) adoption, though technical and regulatory challenges remain. The "Trove闹剧" incident, involving an alleged rug pull and undisclosed KOL promotions, led to community backlash and discussions on ICO transparency and accountability. WalletConnect introduced a POS payment product aiming to enable on-chain settlements, though adoption faces hurdles in existing payment infrastructure. On Solana, Magic Eden revealed a revenue-sharing model, directing 15% of platform earnings to $ME token buybacks and staking rewards, receiving positive community feedback. Ethereum ecosystem updates included MegaETH's upcoming stress test targeting high TPS, a partnership between Coinbase/Circle and Bermuda to build a digital economy, and ENS launching a Google BigQuery dataset for easier data analysis. In the Perp DEX space, competition for Hyperliquid's HIP-3 deployment intensified, with expectations of a crowded field and high bidding costs. Analysis revealed that much of the trading volume is algorithm-driven and incentive-based rather than organic. Additionally, HyperLend announced its token launch, and Trade.xyz upgraded to isolated margin mode. A major controversy emerged when Starknet-based Paradex performed a chain rollback due to a pricing error that caused unjust liquidations, leading to widespread criticism about the reliability and decentralization of on-chain DEXs, with comparisons drawn to Solana's stability.

marsbit01/20 04:15

Paradex Rollback Criticized, HIP-3 Competition Heats Up: What Happened in the Mainstream Ecosystems?

marsbit01/20 04:15

Stop Grinding Mindlessly, the Best Airdrops Are Often 'Unexpected Encounters'

The article argues that the most valuable crypto airdrops are often "unexpected" and not the result of grinding tedious, predefined tasks. Instead, the best strategy is to build a genuine on-chain footprint by actively using protocols you believe in. Past examples like TIA, DYM, and Monad rewarded active users on various chains and in top protocols, not just those who farmed points. Publicized criteria for points programs are often exploited by Sybil attackers, diluting rewards and leading to burnout and disappointment when expectations aren't met. In contrast, retroactive airdrops with hidden criteria have less competition, as incentive-chasers avoid uncertain rewards. The core logic is that projects value real, high-value on-chain activity over low-value, repetitive Sybil behavior. By focusing on authentic engagement rather than farming, users can build a strong on-chain reputation, avoid being filtered out as a Sybil, and be pleasantly surprised by future airdrops.

marsbit01/20 04:11

Stop Grinding Mindlessly, the Best Airdrops Are Often 'Unexpected Encounters'

marsbit01/20 04:11

Pump.fun Launches Direct Investment, Spending $3 Million to Buy 12 New Meme Tokens

Pump.fun, a leading meme token launch platform, has announced the creation of an investment division called Pump Fund. The fund will launch its first initiative, the "Build in Public (BiP)" hackathon, with an allocation of $3 million to invest in 12 new tokens launched on its platform. Each selected project will receive $250,000 at a valuation of $10 million. Beyond financial backing, Pump.fun will provide mentorship from its founders and other resources. This marks the platform's first direct financial investment into specific meme tokens, signaling strong support for the selected projects. The BiP hackathon requires participants to launch a token on Pump.fun, publicly build a product, retain at least 10% of the token supply, and actively engage with the community on social media and through live streams. Project selection will prioritize organic user growth and long-term sustainability over marketing hype. Applications opened on January 19th and will run for 30 days, with the first winners announced on February 18th. The program is designed to be ongoing. This initiative aims to identify and fund promising new meme tokens with real utility and community traction.

Odaily星球日报01/20 04:06

Pump.fun Launches Direct Investment, Spending $3 Million to Buy 12 New Meme Tokens

Odaily星球日报01/20 04:06

Pump.fun Launches Direct Investment, Spending $3 Million to Buy 12 New Memes

Pump.fun, a leading Meme token launch platform, has announced the creation of its investment arm, Pump Fund. The fund will launch its first initiative, the Build in Public (BiP) hackathon, this month. With a total allocation of $3 million, it plans to invest $250,000 into each of 12 new tokens launched on its platform, valuing each project at $10 million. Beyond funding, selected projects will receive mentorship from Pump.fun’s founders and additional resources. This marks Pump.fun’s first direct financial endorsement of specific Meme tokens, signaling strong support for promising new projects. The platform, known for its substantial revenue—reportedly over $954.8 million historically—aims to reinvest in the ecosystem beyond token buybacks. The BiP hackathon encourages founders to publicly build products after launching a token on Pump.fun. Key requirements include retaining at least 10% of the token supply and maintaining active communication with supporters via social media and live streams. Project selection will prioritize organic user growth, genuine market appeal, and long-term sustainability over hype. Applications opened on January 19 and will run for 30 days. The first winning projects will be announced on February 18, though the program will continue indefinitely. For those tracking potential opportunities, new tokens on Pump.fun—especially those tagged with Pump Fund or BiP—are worth monitoring closely in the coming weeks.

marsbit01/20 04:06

Pump.fun Launches Direct Investment, Spending $3 Million to Buy 12 New Memes

marsbit01/20 04:06

FARTCOIN sinks 18% – New year’s memecoin mania starts to unwind!

FARTCOIN experienced a significant 18.5% weekly decline, leading a broader downturn in the memecoin market. The price drop was gradual, with technical indicators like RSI and MACD turning bearish, and declining Open Interest and weak Funding Rates reflecting reduced trader appetite. The sell-off was not isolated, as major memecoins like DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, BONK, FLOKI, and WIF all saw substantial losses, indicating a market-wide cooling of sentiment. The initial new year memecoin enthusiasm has faded, with investors pulling back from high-risk bets in the sector.

ambcrypto01/20 04:02

FARTCOIN sinks 18% – New year’s memecoin mania starts to unwind!

ambcrypto01/20 04:02

Ripple Advances Zero-Knowledge Proofs For The XRP Ledger

RippleX, the development arm of Ripple, is actively prototyping zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) capabilities for the XRP Ledger (XRPL). According to Aanchal Malhotra, Head of Research at RippleX, this initiative aims to introduce "programmable privacy," trust-minimized interoperability, and a scaling model that offloads heavy computation to layer-2 systems while XRPL remains the settlement layer. Malhotra emphasized that integrating ZKPs into XRPL is complex and requires custom development rather than using off-the-shelf solutions. The approach involves a hybrid implementation—some components native for performance, others in a programmability layer for developer choice. Key benefits include selective disclosure for compliance (e.g., proving age without revealing exact data), reducing reliance on trusted intermediaries in cross-chain bridges, and scaling via succinct proof verification on-chain. The goal is to enhance XRPL’s competitiveness without compromising on flexibility or security.

bitcoinist01/20 04:02

Ripple Advances Zero-Knowledge Proofs For The XRP Ledger

bitcoinist01/20 04:02

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