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Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan Expects BTC Price to go Parabolic if ETF Demand Persists

Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise, predicts that the price of Bitcoin could go parabolic if demand for its ETFs persists, drawing a parallel to the historical performance of Gold. He notes that while initial price movements may be modest, sustained demand can eventually lead to explosive growth, as seen with Gold's significant price surges in the years following a period of stability. Currently, Bitcoin is testing a resistance level near $96k, with the ETF recording net inflows for two consecutive days, including a substantial $753.8 million inflow on January 13, 2026. Hougan also highlights a survey indicating that nearly all financial advisors plan to maintain or increase their crypto exposure in the coming years. At the time of writing, BTC is trading at $95,038.37, up over 3% in 24 hours, with predictions suggesting a potential rise to around $102,438 in the next month.

TheNewsCrypto01/14 11:07

Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan Expects BTC Price to go Parabolic if ETF Demand Persists

TheNewsCrypto01/14 11:07

Clash Over Stablecoin Legislation: Big Banks Vs. The Crypto Industry

The Senate Banking Committee's updated crypto market structure bill (CLARITY Act) has sparked a new battle over the GENIUS Act, which focuses on stablecoin regulation. Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger claims the "Big Bank lobby" is pressuring Congress to revisit settled stablecoin reward legislation to suppress competition, not due to emerging risks. She argues that big banks, controlling assets equivalent to 60% of US GDP, offer low savings yields (0.39%) compared to the Federal Funds rate (3.50%-3.75%), and lobby against technologies providing better consumer returns by invoking "systemic risk" claims. Expert Omid Malekan criticized the notion that stablecoin holders shouldn't earn yields, advocating that interest from Treasury bills should benefit average Americans rather than bank executives. He cited JPMorgan's $25 billion net interest income as evidence of banks profiting from low saver returns, dismissing concerns that interest-paying stablecoins would harm lending. Both advocate for policies prioritizing consumer choice and fair returns.

bitcoinist01/14 11:01

Clash Over Stablecoin Legislation: Big Banks Vs. The Crypto Industry

bitcoinist01/14 11:01

Coingecko Data: 11.5 Million Projects Died in 2025, The Most Devastating Year in Crypto History

According to data from GeckoTerminal, 53.2% of all cryptocurrency projects have failed, with the vast majority of these failures—86.3%—occurring in 2025 alone. A staggering 11.6 million token projects died in 2025, making it the most devastating year in crypto history. This sharp decline in token viability is linked to extreme market turbulence, particularly within the memecoin sector. A record-breaking liquidation event on October 10, 2025, where $19 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated in 24 hours, triggered a chain reaction that led to the collapse of 7.7 million projects in Q4 alone. Despite the high failure rate, the total number of crypto projects exploded—growing from 428,383 projects on GeckoTerminal in 2021 to over 20.2 million by 2025. This surge is largely attributed to the rise of token launch platforms that made creating low-quality memecoins exceptionally easy. In comparison, 2024 saw 1.4 million project failures, accounting for 10.3% of all failures in the past five years, while failures from 2021 to 2023 made up just 3.4%. The data includes tokens that had at least one trade before failing and only counts "graduated" tokens from platforms like pump.fun.

marsbit01/14 10:40

Coingecko Data: 11.5 Million Projects Died in 2025, The Most Devastating Year in Crypto History

marsbit01/14 10:40

Alibaba Invested in a Latin American Stablecoin Company, Why VelaFi?

VelaFi, a financial infrastructure platform focused on Latin America and bridging fiat and crypto, has raised $20 million in a Series B round, bringing its total funding to over $40 million. Notably, the investment round included participation from Alibaba Investment, a subsidiary of Alibaba Group. Alibaba's investment is strategic, as VelaFi's stablecoin-based infrastructure enables instant, low-cost cross-border settlements. This addresses key pain points of high fees and slow processing times, aligning with Alibaba's goals for its AliExpress and B2B platforms in emerging markets. The funding was co-led by XVC and Ikuyo, with participation from other firms. VelaFi, part of Galactic Holdings and led by CEO Maggie Wu, was formerly known as TruBit Business. It has expanded from Latin America into the U.S. and Asia, serving hundreds of enterprise clients and processing billions in transaction volume. VelaFi's core B2B model focuses on two main services: providing regulated on/off ramps for converting between local fiat and stablecoins, and facilitating cross-border payments by converting one local currency directly into another (e.g., Mexican Pesos to Brazilian Reals). It achieves this by integrating with local instant payment systems like Mexico's SPEI and Brazil's PIX, using stablecoins as a settlement layer to create a faster, more efficient alternative to traditional banking channels.

marsbit01/14 10:40

Alibaba Invested in a Latin American Stablecoin Company, Why VelaFi?

marsbit01/14 10:40

From $0.014 to a Potential Top-Tier AI Asset — Why Market Experts Are Increasingly Confident in Ozak AI’s Multi-Year Upside Trajectory

Market experts are increasingly confident in Ozak AI (OZ), an AI-powered crypto project demonstrating strong multi-year growth potential. Currently valued at $0.014 during its presale, OZ is projected to surge by 71x to reach $1, and potentially up to $5 or even $10 in the long term—representing gains of up to 714x. Over $5.63 million has been raised from investors, reflecting strong market interest. The Ozak AI ecosystem integrates AI with decentralization, featuring DePIN for secure, distributed data storage via blockchain and IPFS, and community-centric token utilities enabling governance participation and access to AI agents. Key technological upgrades like the Dune Analytics Dashboard (enhancing presale transparency) and the Ozak Streaming Network (processing real-time financial data) further bolster confidence in the project’s trajectory.

TheNewsCrypto01/14 10:27

From $0.014 to a Potential Top-Tier AI Asset — Why Market Experts Are Increasingly Confident in Ozak AI’s Multi-Year Upside Trajectory

TheNewsCrypto01/14 10:27

Will Bitcoin Price Collapse if Donald Trump’s Tariffs Are Ruled Illegal? ‘Dump’ Claims Split Traders

A prominent crypto commentator warns that Bitcoin could face the "dump of a lifetime" if the U.S. Supreme Court rules former President Donald Trump’s global tariffs illegal. Prediction markets currently assign a 73% probability to this outcome. Traders are divided: some predict a market crash due to potential trade confusion, while others argue that overturning tariffs could boost business profits and trigger a rally, including for Bitcoin. Trump has warned that reversing the tariffs would create a "complete mess" and make reimbursement "almost impossible." Bitcoin’s price, currently around $95,000, faces volatility from this legal uncertainty and escalating geopolitical tensions, such as new U.S. tariffs on Iran-trading nations. Analysts note institutional demand supports BTC, but a risk-off move could push prices toward $87,000.

ccn.com01/14 10:22

Will Bitcoin Price Collapse if Donald Trump’s Tariffs Are Ruled Illegal? ‘Dump’ Claims Split Traders

ccn.com01/14 10:22

MEXC Begins 2026 With Strong Reserves: January Audit Shows BTC Coverage at 158%

MEXC has released its January 2026 Proof of Reserve Audit Report, showing strong reserve ratios for all major assets. BTC coverage increased to 158%, while USDC rose to 140%. USDT and ETH remained at 127% and 107%, respectively. The exchange holds 6,172.88 BTC, $2.24 billion USDT, $111.54 million USDC, and 61,729.67 ETH in reserves. The audit, conducted by blockchain security firm Hacken, uses a Merkle Tree system to allow users to independently verify their balances. MEXC emphasizes its commitment to user asset security through excess reserves and regular third-party audits to ensure transparency and trust.

TheNewsCrypto01/14 10:16

MEXC Begins 2026 With Strong Reserves: January Audit Shows BTC Coverage at 158%

TheNewsCrypto01/14 10:16

2025 Epic Showdown: Has DEX Finally Overtaken CEX?

In 2025, decentralized exchanges (DEXs) experienced unprecedented growth, with trading volume nearly quadrupling compared to previous years. This surge was particularly driven by the rise of perpetual decentralized exchanges (Perp DEXs), which saw a 176% increase in annual trading volume—exceeding the cumulative total of the previous four years. Key players like Hyperliquid, Lighter, and Aster led this expansion, while established platforms like dYdX and GMX saw slower growth. The year began with Solana-based DEXs outperforming Ethereum in Q4 2024, fueled by meme coin and AI-related trading. However, Ethereum regained momentum in Q1 2025 following its Pectra upgrade and renewed investor confidence. Binance’s collaboration with PancakeSwap in Q2 significantly boosted BSC-based DEX volume, while Q3 saw intensified competition among Perp DEXs and the successful launch of Jupiter Lend, which attracted over $1 billion in deposits within days. Despite a market shake-up in Q4 due to the "10·11" liquidation event, Perp DEXs demonstrated resilience, with Aster and Lighter recovering faster than Hyperliquid. In spot trading, Uniswap maintained dominance in TVL, while Solana-based DEXs collectively reached trading volumes comparable to Uniswap. The article concludes that DEXs are not outright replacing centralized exchanges (CEXs) but are evolving alongside them. Both are integrating each other’s strengths—DEXs improving in efficiency and user experience, and CEXs adopting self-custody and on-chain transparency—suggesting a future of coexistence rather than displacement.

marsbit01/14 10:14

2025 Epic Showdown: Has DEX Finally Overtaken CEX?

marsbit01/14 10:14

For the First Time in Three Years, the Sixth Bitcoin Core Maintainer Emerges

On January 8, Bitcoin Core appointed developer TheCharlatan as its sixth core maintainer, the first such addition since 2023. Core maintainers hold trusted keys and are responsible for merging code into Bitcoin Core repository and signing official releases, ensuring the software’s authenticity and security. There are now six trusted maintainers, including Marco Falke, Gloria Zhao, Ryan Ofsky, Hennadii Stepanov, and Ava Chow. The role of a core maintainer is compared to an "editor" in the development process—they review and approve code contributions but do not have unilateral power to change on-chain rules. Bitcoin upgrades still depend on broader community consensus. TheCharlatan, a computer science graduate from the University of Zurich, has been contributing to Bitcoin Core since 2018 and has over a decade of experience in crypto development. He is known for his work on improving Bitcoin Core’s verification logic and modularization. His appointment was supported by at least 20 Bitcoin Core developers. The article also highlights the historical context of Bitcoin Core maintainers, noting that Satoshi Nakamoto originally held sole maintainer authority, which was later decentralized. Core maintainers are highly trusted individuals within the community, with significant influence over the project’s development direction.

Odaily星球日报01/14 10:08

For the First Time in Three Years, the Sixth Bitcoin Core Maintainer Emerges

Odaily星球日报01/14 10:08

After the Implementation of Uniswap's Fee Switch: Is This DeFi Transformation's 'Report Card' Impressive Enough?

Uniswap's fee switch activation, implemented through the "UNIfication" proposal, marks a pivotal shift in its tokenomics by linking UNI tokens directly to protocol usage and revenue. Previously a governance-only asset, UNI now accrues value through a deflationary mechanism where a portion of protocol fees from Uniswap V2, V3, and Unichain is used to programmatically burn UNI tokens. An initial one-time treasury burn of 100 million UNI was executed to compensate holders for past unaccrued fees. Early data indicates an annualized protocol revenue of approximately $26-27 million, resulting in a revenue multiple of around 207x relative to UNI’s $5.4 billion market capitalization. The current annualized burn rate is estimated at 4-5 million UNI, representing only 0.4% of the circulating supply. This high valuation implies strong market expectations for future growth, requiring expanded fee capture—such as broader pool coverage, V4 hooks, and Unichain optimization—to justify current levels. The move reflects a broader DeFi trend toward "fee-hooked" token models, where tokens are designed to better align holders with protocol economics through mechanisms like burns, staker rewards, or ve-token lockups. This transition makes UNI more analytically grounded but also subjects it to greater scrutiny based on sustainable value accumulation and real yield generation. Regulatory developments regarding revenue-sharing tokens will also play a critical role in shaping its future.

marsbit01/14 10:05

After the Implementation of Uniswap's Fee Switch: Is This DeFi Transformation's 'Report Card' Impressive Enough?

marsbit01/14 10:05

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