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FTX injects $28 mln Solana into the market, but SOL barely reacts

Defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX and its trading arm, Alameda Research unstaked 195,669 SOL, worth approximately $28 million, as part of their ongoing liquidation process. Despite this significant supply injection, the Solana market showed minimal reaction. On-chain capital inflows and a rise in Total Value Locked (TVL) helped absorb the selling pressure, with TVL increasing by $187 million to $9.028 billion. Trading activity remained robust, with daily volumes around $4.186 billion. However, spot market data indicated net outflows of $17.466 million into exchanges, suggesting underlying selling interest. Technically, SOL displayed a bullish cup-and-handle pattern, with a potential breakout target near $169 if key resistance is breached. Momentum indicators like the Money Flow Index also supported a bullish outlook.

ambcrypto01/13 17:31

FTX injects $28 mln Solana into the market, but SOL barely reacts

ambcrypto01/13 17:31

2026 Must-Read: Who Pays for the Bull Market

"Who Pays for the Bull Market in 2026?" by Dovey Wan of Primitive Ventures analyzes the structural shifts in Bitcoin's market dynamics post-ETF approval and institutional adoption. Despite regulatory tailwinds and mainstream integration, BTC underperformed traditional assets like gold and equities in 2025, with suppressed volatility due to Wall Street arbitrage and derivatives trading. Key insights include: - **Onshore vs. Offshore Divergence**: U.S. investors (via Coinbase) drove buying at highs, while offshore exchanges (e.g., Binance) saw selling pressure. - **Institutional Role**: Corporate buyers (e.g., MSTR) used NAV premium arbitrage to accumulate BTC, but ETFs are largely held by non-institutional investors, with hedge funds reducing exposure. - **Retail Absence**: Retail participation declined as wealth shifted to AI stocks and traditional markets, with crypto CEX traffic falling. - **Native Sellers Emerge**: Early BTC holders and miners sold significantly, with miners diverting resources to AI infrastructure. Bitcoin’s financialization ("paper BTC") introduces systemic fragility, tying its future to macro liquidity and DAT/ETF premiums. The 2026 outlook hinges on macro conditions and institutional proxy valuations, with potential risks from leverage unwinds. The article calls for genuine on-chain adoption to transform passive holdings into active utility, envisioning crypto as a global, supranational financial rail.

比推01/13 17:21

2026 Must-Read: Who Pays for the Bull Market

比推01/13 17:21

Crypto jumps on U.S. CPI data as Trump urges Powell to cut interest rates

The latest U.S. CPI data showed annual inflation steady at 2.7% in December, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve may cut interest rates later in 2026. Core CPI rose 2.6% year-over-year, indicating persistent but stable underlying inflation. Shelter costs remained a key driver, rising 0.4% monthly. Following the report, the crypto market added roughly $27 billion, with Bitcoin climbing above $91,000. Former President Trump urged the Fed to cut rates, citing strong economic conditions. Stable inflation near the Fed’s target supports the case for eventual monetary easing, improving liquidity and benefiting risk assets like cryptocurrencies.

ambcrypto01/13 17:02

Crypto jumps on U.S. CPI data as Trump urges Powell to cut interest rates

ambcrypto01/13 17:02

Fed doubts trigger $1.3B crypto outflows in days – Is risk appetite gone?

Despite a strong start to 2026 with $1.5 billion in inflows within the first two days, the crypto market saw a sharp reversal as $1.3 billion flowed out over just four days, nearly erasing early gains. This shift was primarily driven by fading expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut in March, as strong U.S. economic data made safer assets more attractive. Outflows were concentrated in the U.S., with $569 million exiting, while Germany, Switzerland, and Canada saw inflows. Bitcoin and Ethereum experienced significant outflows, while XRP, Solana, and Sui attracted new investments. Despite the volatility, Bitcoin ETFs and several altcoin ETFs recorded inflows, suggesting selective confidence remains.

ambcrypto01/13 17:01

Fed doubts trigger $1.3B crypto outflows in days – Is risk appetite gone?

ambcrypto01/13 17:01

BitGo Files for $200 Million IPO as Institutional Demand for Crypto Custody Grows

BitGo, a major cryptocurrency custody company, has filed for a $200 million IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, with support from Goldman Sachs and Citigroup. Founded in 2013, the firm provides regulated, high-security storage solutions for institutional crypto assets. The move reflects growing institutional demand for secure custody services amid increasing crypto adoption. Key drivers include rising institutional investment, a post-crash emphasis on security over speculation, a recovering IPO market favoring established firms, and momentum from recent crypto public listings. BitGo’s IPO signals Wall Street’s growing interest in regulated crypto infrastructure and may encourage more infrastructure firms to go public, promoting broader institutional adoption and market stability.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 16:58

BitGo Files for $200 Million IPO as Institutional Demand for Crypto Custody Grows

TheNewsCrypto01/13 16:58

Ethereum Just Logged A Historical Level In Its Active Addresses – Here Are The Numbers

Ethereum's network is experiencing a dramatic surge in activity, with active addresses reaching a historic peak of over 811,500 (7DMA). This reflects growing adoption and increased on-chain engagement amid market volatility. Additionally, daily transactions have hit a new all-time high of over 2.2 million, significantly surpassing the previous record. Despite this increased usage, transaction fees remain extremely low, with swaps costing around $0.04. These metrics indicate robust network strength and accelerating ecosystem momentum, potentially shaping ETH's next major price move.

bitcoinist01/13 16:45

Ethereum Just Logged A Historical Level In Its Active Addresses – Here Are The Numbers

bitcoinist01/13 16:45

Bitcoin price holds $92K – But cracks show as Nikkei surges 3.6%

Bitcoin is holding above the key $92,000 level despite recent selling pressure from short-term holders (STHs), who have flipped into net selling mode as BTC trades below their average cost of $98,450. While buyers are defending the $90,000 support zone, technical indicators like RSI and MACD suggest consolidation rather than strong momentum. Meanwhile, Japan’s Nikkei 225 surged 3.6% to a record high, fueled by a weaker yen and expectations of continued fiscal support. The article notes that Bitcoin’s next major move may depend on macro headlines and potential market shocks, which could determine whether the current range holds or breaks.

ambcrypto01/13 16:02

Bitcoin price holds $92K – But cracks show as Nikkei surges 3.6%

ambcrypto01/13 16:02

Explaining PUMP’s 5% gain amid $148.8M exchange transfer

Pump.fun's revenue has remained stable at approximately $1.59 billion, with network fees reaching $913 million, indicating strong platform usage. The project deposited an additional $148.48 million in stablecoins from its PUMP ICO sales into Kraken, continuing a pattern of large-scale treasury management. Despite these significant transfers, the PUMP token showed resilience, gaining 5.8% to trade at $0.0025. It found support at $0.0020 and exhibited rising bullish momentum, with increased trading volume and positive signals from momentum indicators like the RSI. If sentiment holds, PUMP may retest the $0.0027 resistance level.

ambcrypto01/13 15:31

Explaining PUMP’s 5% gain amid $148.8M exchange transfer

ambcrypto01/13 15:31

RWA Weekly Report｜Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Inclined to Adjust GENIUS Stablecoin Yield Rules (1.7-1.13)

RWA Weekly Report: Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Support to Adjust GENIUS Act Stablecoin Yield Rules (Jan 7–13) The on-chain value of Real World Assets (RWA) grew to $20.81 billion, a 6.23% weekly increase, though broader RWA valuations dropped sharply due to statistical adjustments. Private credit saw a 39% surge, reaching $3.2 billion, while U.S. Treasuries and commodities remained core holdings. Stablecoin user addresses increased, though total market cap slightly declined. Key developments include a new U.S. crypto market draft that prohibits interest payments for merely holding stablecoins, though rewards for trading and staking remain allowed. The bipartisan Senate is considering amendments to the GENIUS Act, potentially limiting which institutions can offer yields. South Korea lifted a nine-year ban on corporate crypto investments, allowing firms to allocate up to 5% of net assets to cryptocurrencies. Notable funding rounds included Rain’s $250 million raise and VelaFi’s $20 million Series B. Cathie Wood suggested the U.S. might directly purchase Bitcoin for national reserves. Meanwhile, Coinbase may withdraw support for the CLARITY Act if it restricts stablecoin rewards. Projects like Ondo Finance and MSX (MyStonks) are advancing tokenized assets, with MSX reducing RWA trading fees to enhance user adoption.

marsbit01/13 15:11

RWA Weekly Report｜Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Inclined to Adjust GENIUS Stablecoin Yield Rules (1.7-1.13)

marsbit01/13 15:11

RWA Weekly Report｜Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Inclined to Adjust GENIUS Stablecoin Yield Rules (1.7-1.13)

RWAS Weekly Report (Jan 7-13): Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Support Grows for Adjusting GENIUS Act Stablecoin Yield Rules RWA on-chain value rose to $20.81 billion, a 6.23% weekly increase, though the broader RWA market saw a significant 29.6% drop due to a statistical adjustment. Private credit was the standout performer, surging 39% to $3.2 billion. U.S. Treasuries and commodities remained core holdings. Key developments include a new U.S. Senate draft market structure bill that proposes banning interest payments for merely holding stablecoins, while allowing rewards for activities like staking. The bipartisan GENIUS Act is also being adjusted to potentially restrict which entities can offer yields. South Korea lifted a nine-year ban on corporate crypto investments, and Hong Kong officials emphasized cautious integration of virtual assets. Stablecoin transaction volume hit a record $33 trillion in 2025. Major funding rounds included Rain's $250 million raise and VelaFi's $20 million Series B. Projects like Ondo Finance and MSX (STONKS) are advancing, with the latter reducing its RWA trading fees. Cathie Wood speculated the U.S. government might begin directly purchasing Bitcoin for its national reserve.

Odaily星球日报01/13 15:08

RWA Weekly Report｜Private Credit Surges Nearly 40%; Bipartisan Senate Inclined to Adjust GENIUS Stablecoin Yield Rules (1.7-1.13)

Odaily星球日报01/13 15:08

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