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Bitcoin Charts Bullish Path Toward ATH, But Needs To Clear This Major Supply Cluster

Bitcoin's price surged close to $100,000, reigniting hopes for a new all-time high. However, a major supply cluster between $93,000 and $109,000, identified by Glassnode as a dense cost-basis zone, poses a significant resistance barrier. This area could trigger profit-taking or breakeven exits, requiring strong buying pressure to absorb the supply for a decisive breakout. Meanwhile, on-chain data shows deleveraging signals, with open interest dropping over 30% since October, indicating reduced speculation. Such phases have historically preceded major market bottoms. Currently trading around $96,247, Bitcoin faces a critical test near this supply zone to resume its bullish momentum.

bitcoinist01/16 00:32

Bitcoin Charts Bullish Path Toward ATH, But Needs To Clear This Major Supply Cluster

bitcoinist01/16 00:32

Sui publishes post-mortem after mainnet stall halted transactions for six hours

Sui Foundation published a post-mortem detailing a six-hour mainnet stall on January 15, caused by an edge-case bug in consensus commit logic. This led to validators processing conflicting transactions differently under specific garbage-collection conditions, resulting in divergent checkpoint digests. The network automatically halted to prevent inconsistent state finalization, prioritizing safety over availability. No forks, rollbacks, or fund losses occurred, and read operations remained functional. Sui is implementing improvements for faster recovery and enhanced testing to prevent similar issues, confirming the safety mechanisms worked as intended.

ambcrypto01/16 00:29

Sui publishes post-mortem after mainnet stall halted transactions for six hours

ambcrypto01/16 00:29

All about Bitwise’s latest Chainlink ETF launch and what it means

Bitwise launched the Chainlink ETF (CLNK) on NYSE Arca on January 14, marking a significant step in institutional adoption of decentralized oracle infrastructure. The fund features a low 0.34% fee and a temporary waiver. Despite a slower start with $2.59 million in net inflows on its first day—compared to Grayscale’s competing GLNK ETF which saw $37.05 million at launch—total assets across both Chainlink ETFs have reached nearly $96 million. The launch was facilitated by streamlined 2025 regulatory changes that eased listings for altcoin ETFs. Meanwhile, on-chain data shows significant whale accumulation, with one address withdrawing nearly $2 million in LINK from Binance, signaling long-term holding sentiment. LINK’s price held steady near $14, reflecting stability and growing institutional interest.

ambcrypto01/16 00:02

All about Bitwise’s latest Chainlink ETF launch and what it means

ambcrypto01/16 00:02

Crypto card payments overtake P2P stablecoin transfers: Artemis report

According to a blockchain analytics report by Artemis, crypto card payments have surpassed peer-to-peer (P2P) stablecoin transfers as the primary driver of on-chain stablecoin activity. The data shows that crypto card payments now operate at a monthly run rate exceeding $15 billion, compared to approximately $11 billion for P2P transfers. This shift indicates that stablecoins are increasingly being used through traditional card networks rather than through direct on-chain transactions. Visa dominates this segment, accounting for over 80% of the tracked volume, while Mastercard holds a smaller but growing share. The growth is attributed to expanding merchant acceptance and integration with existing payment infrastructure, allowing users to spend stablecoins without requiring merchants to directly accept crypto. Although P2P transfers remain important for remittances and cross-border settlements, their growth has been slower. The report highlights a structural evolution in stablecoin usage—from infrastructure-led to interface-led adoption—where cards act as the primary user-facing access point, embedding crypto liquidity into global commerce and driving mainstream adoption.

ambcrypto01/15 23:57

Crypto card payments overtake P2P stablecoin transfers: Artemis report

ambcrypto01/15 23:57

Is Bank Of America Currently Running Tests With Ripple’s XRP? Here’s What We Know

Crypto pundit X Finance Bull claims Bank of America is testing cross-border payments using Ripple's XRP, suggesting XRP is becoming core financial technology. This follows earlier comments from Ripple President Monica Long noting BofA was an early partner, though current status is unclear. BofA had filed a related patent but abandoned it; however, it now allows wealth clients crypto exposure and is exploring its own stablecoin. Ripple has secured partnerships with institutions like BNY Mellon, AMINA Bank, Absa, and SBI, providing payment and custody services. XRP price was around $2.10, down 3% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist01/15 23:01

Is Bank Of America Currently Running Tests With Ripple’s XRP? Here’s What We Know

bitcoinist01/15 23:01

House Democrats Push SEC Chair To Resume Crypto Enforcement Actions

House Democrats, including Representatives Maxine Waters, Sean Casten, and Brad Sherman, are urging SEC Chair Paul Atkins to resume enforcement actions against crypto firms. They expressed concern over the SEC's dismissal of over a dozen crypto-related cases since January 2025, including those against Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken. The lawmakers allege the SEC's pullback, amid the industry's "troubling history of harming investors," raises serious questions about its priorities and effectiveness. They also pointed to unprecedented lobbying and contributions from the crypto sector to political figures like former President Trump, suggesting a possible "pay-to-play" dynamic. The Democrats warn that this lack of enforcement leaves investors vulnerable and fails to protect them from market violations.

bitcoinist01/15 22:31

House Democrats Push SEC Chair To Resume Crypto Enforcement Actions

bitcoinist01/15 22:31

Lighter drops 14% after losing $2 support – More pain ahead for LIT?

LIT has experienced significant bearish pressure, dropping 14% to $1.86 after losing the crucial $2 support level. The decline intensified following a rejection at $3.2, extending a week-long downtrend. Despite the negative price action, Lighter launched LIT staking, which quickly attracted 10% of the circulating supply. Analysts are divided on the impact: some see it as a bullish development due to potential fee revenue, while others warn it could increase selling pressure as users withdraw from liquidity pools to buy and stake LIT. On-chain data reveals substantial losses for whales, including one with a $2.84 million unrealized loss on a leveraged long position. Liquidations have surged, with $8.7 million total liquidated recently. Technical indicators like the Stochastic RSI (2.3) and RSI (44) suggest strong seller dominance. If selling continues, LIT could fall toward $1.5; a demand recovery, potentially from staking, could push it back to $2.6.

ambcrypto01/15 22:02

Lighter drops 14% after losing $2 support – More pain ahead for LIT?

ambcrypto01/15 22:02

U.S. Senate delays crypto market structure bill after Coinbase raises objections

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has delayed consideration of a crypto market structure bill following objections from Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who argued the draft contained multiple "deal-breakers." Key concerns include provisions that could effectively ban tokenized equities, impose restrictions on DeFi, expand SEC authority, and eliminate stablecoin rewards. The delay reflects legislative uncertainty, particularly around stablecoin rules and bipartisan disagreements. Despite the pause, negotiations continue, with lawmakers aiming to reconcile industry concerns while maintaining regulatory clarity and bipartisan support. The bill's future remains uncertain as stakeholders work to address unresolved issues.

ambcrypto01/15 22:00

U.S. Senate delays crypto market structure bill after Coinbase raises objections

ambcrypto01/15 22:00

Crypto Regulation Rift Widens As Republicans Reject Market Structure Bill

A planned Senate Banking Committee markup of a crypto market structure bill has been postponed following Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong's withdrawal of support. Republicans, led by Sen. Tim Scott, have raised significant concerns, arguing the bill may overreach and stifle innovation rather than protect investors. Key objections focus on provisions that could effectively ban tokenized equities, restrict DeFi, and grant broad government oversight. Despite the political standoff, cryptocurrency prices, including Bitcoin, remained stable. Industry representatives have threatened to withdraw support unless the bill is amended to foster innovation. Bipartisan negotiations continue behind closed doors with no set timeline for a Senate vote.

bitcoinist01/15 21:32

Crypto Regulation Rift Widens As Republicans Reject Market Structure Bill

bitcoinist01/15 21:32

Bitcoin: Why BTC’s road to $100K may rely on leverage, not demand

Bitcoin's recent price momentum is primarily driven by leverage rather than organic spot demand. A significant short squeeze, the largest since October 2025, forced traders to cover bearish positions, pushing BTC toward the $100,000 mark. While long-term holder (OG) selling has slowed, reducing overhead supply, whales are hedging by closing longs and opening shorts, signaling caution. In contrast, retail traders are adding leveraged longs, creating a divergence that increases downside risk. The article concludes that without genuine spot demand replacing leverage, the rally remains fragile and vulnerable to a sharp corrective reset.

ambcrypto01/15 21:02

Bitcoin: Why BTC’s road to $100K may rely on leverage, not demand

ambcrypto01/15 21:02

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