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Bitcoin Core V30 Bug Risks Total Wallet Loss For Legacy Users

Bitcoin Core developers issued an urgent warning regarding a critical bug in versions 30.0 and 30.1 that, in rare cases, can delete all wallet files on a node during legacy (BDB) wallet migration, potentially leading to fund loss for users without backups. A fix is expected in version 30.2, and users are advised to avoid migrating legacy wallets until then. The disclosure sparked debate within the community, with some arguing the risk is understated since v30 forces migration for legacy wallet users, while others noted limited real-world impact with only one user reportedly affected. All agree on the precaution: back up wallets and delay migration until the patch is released.

bitcoinist01/07 23:06

Bitcoin Core V30 Bug Risks Total Wallet Loss For Legacy Users

bitcoinist01/07 23:06

Morgan Stanley’s Solana ETF sparks SOL vs. ETH debate – What’s going on?

The altcoin market has gained momentum in early 2026, with the Altcoin Season Index reaching a key resistance level. Morgan Stanley, a major global financial institution with $6.4 trillion in assets, has filed for a Solana ETF with the SEC, further fueling capital inflows into SOL. This development has intensified the SOL vs. ETH debate, especially as Morgan Stanley has shown no similar interest in an Ethereum ETF. While Ethereum ETFs saw larger inflows recently ($115M vs. Solana's $9.2M), Solana's on-chain performance appears stronger, with its Total Value Locked (TVL) up 9% this week compared to Ethereum's 6%. The SOL/ETH ratio has also increased by 3%, bouncing from a historically significant support level. This growing institutional backing for Solana suggests a potential shift in momentum between the two leading layer-1 blockchains.

ambcrypto01/07 23:02

Morgan Stanley’s Solana ETF sparks SOL vs. ETH debate – What’s going on?

ambcrypto01/07 23:02

A settled stablecoin issue is back on the table as Senate prepares vote

The U.S. Senate Banking Committee is set to mark up market structure legislation, reopening debate on whether stablecoin issuers should be allowed to offer rewards—an issue previously addressed under the GENIUS Act. This reintroduces uncertainty in an area many believed settled. Supporters argue rewards are key for competition in payments, not financial stability, and warn restrictions could limit consumer choice as commerce moves onchain. Opponents' concerns over deposit drains from community banks are challenged by studies showing no meaningful impact. The outcome may affect the U.S. dollar's competitiveness globally, especially as other jurisdictions explore interest-bearing currencies. The markup will determine whether earlier compromises hold or if new restrictions emerge, impacting stablecoin adoption and use.

ambcrypto01/07 23:02

A settled stablecoin issue is back on the table as Senate prepares vote

ambcrypto01/07 23:02

Solana: Can SOL break $150 after $6.7B in record DEX volume?

Solana has regained significant attention after achieving a record-breaking $6.701 billion in 24-hour DEX volume, surpassing the combined activity of all other Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks. This surge reflects increased trader engagement and deeper liquidity, supporting stronger price discovery. Institutional interest is also growing, with Solana ETFs recording $801.31 million in inflows, indicating longer-term strategic positioning. Additionally, Open Interest (OI) in derivatives has risen to $3.35 billion, suggesting new market entries and expected volatility. The key focus is now on the $150 resistance level—a historically significant barrier. A break above could confirm strong demand and accelerate upward momentum, though short-term pullbacks may occur due to profit-taking. Overall, rising network usage, institutional confidence, and broad market participation suggest Solana may be poised for a major move, with momentum currently on its side.

ambcrypto01/07 22:03

Solana: Can SOL break $150 after $6.7B in record DEX volume?

ambcrypto01/07 22:03

Analyst Says Last Chance To Buy Enough XRP

An analyst from The JWK Show has suggested that the current market may offer the last opportunity for investors to accumulate what he considers a sufficient amount of XRP. He argues that holding fewer than 50,000 XRP might leave investors underexposed if the cryptocurrency enters another parabolic rally, as some predict for 2026. The analyst links this threshold to long-term financial security and generational wealth, explaining that even at $20 per XRP, 50,000 tokens would yield only about $1 million pre-tax—insufficient for true generational wealth in his view. He references speculative targets as high as $100 or more, which would significantly increase the value of such holdings. With the current bull run expected to peak in 2026, he emphasizes a narrow window for accumulation before prices potentially rise beyond reach. XRP has started the year positively, gaining about 24% from its opening price in January.

bitcoinist01/07 22:01

Analyst Says Last Chance To Buy Enough XRP

bitcoinist01/07 22:01

‘Industrial-grade settlement’ – Does XRP now have an edge other altcoins don’t?

XRP has surged over 31% in early 2026, overtaking Binance Coin to become the third-largest cryptocurrency by market cap. Unlike Bitcoin or Ethereum, XRP is engineered for industrial-grade cross-border settlement, acting as a bridge asset to enable near-instant transfers between currencies and reduce banks' pre-funded capital requirements. This rally is driven by three key factors: the conclusion of Ripple’s multi-year legal battle with the SEC, resulting in a clean regulatory status in the U.S.; significant inflows into spot XRP ETFs, totaling $1.25 billion by January 7th; and investor rotation from Bitcoin-heavy assets due to regulatory uncertainty around digital asset treasury companies. Despite real-world adoption through acquisitions like Metaco and Standard Custody, caution remains as global regulators are still shaping policies. XRP’s clean legal standing and institutional ETF interest position it uniquely among altcoins, though its future performance depends on sustained inflows and regulatory clarity.

ambcrypto01/07 21:03

‘Industrial-grade settlement’ – Does XRP now have an edge other altcoins don’t?

ambcrypto01/07 21:03

Bitcoin Value Days Destroyed Reaches Lowest Point Of The Current Cycle, A Structural Calm?

Bitcoin's price is retesting the $94,000 level, yet on-chain metrics indicate a divergence. The Bitcoin Value Days Destroyed (VDD) ratio has dropped to a cycle low of 0.55, signaling a significant decline in selling pressure from long-term holders. This suggests reduced coin movement and a structural calm, as long-term investors are holding at current prices. Despite recent volatility, BTC remains within a multi-year ascending channel, forming higher lows and maintaining its upward trend as long as it stays above key support levels.

bitcoinist01/07 21:01

Bitcoin Value Days Destroyed Reaches Lowest Point Of The Current Cycle, A Structural Calm?

bitcoinist01/07 21:01

Altcoin Season In Q1? Bitcoin, Ethereum Breakdown Maps Out Performance

A crypto market expert predicts a strong altcoin season in Q1 2026, driven by Bitcoin's bearish consolidation and Ethereum's recovery. Analyst 'ChainHub' notes that Bitcoin's distribution phase ended earlier than expected, with a potential price top around $107,000–$108,000, well below its previous all-time high. While Bitcoin remains bearish, its declining dominance may allow altcoins to lead. Ethereum shows mixed signals but could reach new highs near $5,000–$5,500. The ETH/Silver ratio indicates a shift from precious metals to crypto. Altcoins like Dogecoin and SUI have already found bottoms, with Total3 and others expected to drive the rally, potentially exceeding previous highs from summer 2025.

bitcoinist01/07 20:02

Altcoin Season In Q1? Bitcoin, Ethereum Breakdown Maps Out Performance

bitcoinist01/07 20:02

Morgan Stanley files for Bitcoin ETF as U.S. spot fund flows cool

Morgan Stanley has filed with the SEC for a spot Bitcoin ETF, proposing the Morgan Stanley Bitcoin Trust to track Bitcoin's price through direct holdings. The filing, submitted in January 2026, comes amid a cooling demand environment for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, which have seen sustained net outflows since late 2025 despite stable Bitcoin prices near $90,000. This suggests a market shift from rapid capital allocation to portfolio rebalancing. The move highlights Morgan Stanley's strategic long-term positioning, leveraging its wealth management network to serve investors focused on portfolio construction rather than short-term trading. The filing does not guarantee approval or launch but indicates continued institutional interest in Bitcoin exposure during a more mature and competitive phase.

ambcrypto01/07 20:02

Morgan Stanley files for Bitcoin ETF as U.S. spot fund flows cool

ambcrypto01/07 20:02

Buck Foundation Launches Bitcoin Dollar Savings Coin With 7% Minute-By-Minute Rewards

Buck Foundation introduces the world's first Bitcoin Dollar savings coin, Buck, offering 7% annual rewards calculated minute-by-minute with minimal transaction fees. Backed indirectly by Bitcoin through STRC (Strategy’s Bitcoin-backed perpetual preferred stock), Buck operates as a governance token where holders vote on profit distribution. Founded by Travis VanderZanden, former CEO of Bird and veteran of Lyft and Uber, Buck Labs aims to provide a transparent, accessible, and borderless savings alternative in crypto. Unlike traditional stablecoins, Buck allows 24/7 trading and direct withdrawals without bank reliance, targeting global users seeking predictable returns without speculation. Not available to U.S. persons; rewards subject to governance votes and market conditions.

TheNewsCrypto01/07 19:51