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Ripple Sends New Letter To The SEC: What It Could Mean For XRP

Ripple has submitted a new letter to the SEC’s Crypto Task Force, urging a clear distinction between securities offerings and the underlying tokens traded in secondary markets. Dated January 9, 2026, the letter argues that regulatory focus should shift from "decentralization" to legal rights and obligations, emphasizing that the SEC’s jurisdiction should be time-bound to the lifespan of the obligation—not perpetual. Ripple contends that without this clarity, regulatory overreach could stifle secondary markets and create compliance burdens for issuers. The submission aligns with ongoing legislative efforts and could influence how XRP and similar tokens are regulated post-lawsuit. At the time of writing, XRP traded at $2.05.

bitcoinist01/13 12:03

CLARITY Act Will End Crypto Winter as Bitcoin’s Four Year Cycle Ends, Says Bitwise Matt Hougan

The CLARITY Act could end the crypto winter and drive Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to new all-time highs, according to Matt Hougan, CIO of Bitwise Asset Management. He compares the legislation to Punxsutawney Phil, suggesting its passage would signal a market spring. The bipartisan bill aims to resolve regulatory uncertainty by clarifying the SEC's authority over securities and the CFTC's over digital commodities. It has cleared the House and is progressing in the Senate. Hougan also argues Bitcoin's traditional four-year cycle may be over, as institutional adoption and regulatory progress now outweigh historical patterns, making fundamentals stronger than ever.

ccn.com01/13 11:53

It's Time to Start Making Money Again: The Breakout of the Russell 2000 Index May Sound the Charge for Crypto

The Russell 2000 Index, a key benchmark for US small-cap stocks, has broken out to a new all-time high above 2600 points—a move that has preceded major "altcoin seasons" in the past, such as those in 2017 and 2021. This breakout, supported by strong volume and broad participation, signals a return of risk-on sentiment and suggests capital is moving down the risk curve in search of higher returns. Small-cap stocks are highly sensitive to liquidity conditions. Their outperformance indicates that underlying macro liquidity is improving, driven by Federal Reserve actions, Treasury cash deployment, and marginally easier fiscal policy. This liquidity typically flows first into bonds and equities, then into higher-beta assets like small-caps, and finally into alternative assets like cryptocurrencies. The current crypto market—with thin order books, low leverage, and improved infrastructure (such as ETFs and clearer regulation)—is positioned to absorb this incoming liquidity. Historical patterns suggest a 1-3 month lag between Russell breakouts and significant crypto rallies. While each cycle has unique narratives, the underlying mechanism of liquidity-driven risk appetite remains consistent. The Russell 2000’s breakout should not be ignored by crypto traders, as it has historically marked the beginning of a broader altcoin recovery and a potential "super-cycle" characterized by structural support, absorbed pullbacks, and capital rotation into high-beta crypto assets.

marsbit01/13 11:35

Brother Sun and CZ Jointly Endorse, New Stablecoin United Stables (U) Emerges

New stablecoin United Stables (U) has been listed on multiple exchanges including Binance, Gate, and BitMart, with HTX launching it earlier on December 18 alongside a 20% APY earnings program. Positioned as a next-generation stablecoin for trading, payments, and AI-native ecosystems, U aggregates liquidity across different chains and assets, with a current supply of 409 million tokens on BNB Chain and Ethereum. The project gained significant attention due to endorsements from industry leaders CZ (Binance founder) and Justin Sun (HTX advisor). Both publicly engaged with United Stables’ social media, and CZ hinted at U being a "second-generation stablecoin" during an AMA. Athena Y, a co-founder of U and former executive director of Binance Charity Foundation, also adds credibility. U is backed 1:1 by a mix of USD and major audited stablecoins (USDT, USDC, USD1), featuring real-time Proof of Reserves (PoR) and monthly audits. It is fully integrated into BSC’s DeFi ecosystem, including platforms like PancakeSwap and ListaDAO, and is supported by major wallets like Trust Wallet and SafePal.

Odaily星球日报01/13 11:28

Brother Sun and CZ Jointly Endorse, New Stablecoin United Stables (U) Emerges

New stablecoin United Stables (U) has been launched on multiple exchanges including Binance, Gate, and BitMart, with HTX listing it earlier on December 18 alongside a 20% APY earnings campaign. Positioned as a next-generation stablecoin for trading, payments, wealth management, and AI-native ecosystems, U aggregates liquidity across different chains and assets. It is currently issued on BNB Chain and Ethereum, with a total supply of 409 million tokens. The project gained significant attention due to public support from two major industry figures: CZ (Binance founder) and Justin Sun. Both followed United Stables’ official X account, and CZ referred to U as a “second-generation stablecoin” during an AMA. Sun promoted U through a livestream and offered financial incentives via HTX. United Stables is backed 1:1 by a mix of USD and major audited stablecoins like USDT, USDC, and USD1. It features real-time Proof of Reserves (PoR) and monthly audits. The token is fully integrated into the BSC ecosystem, supported by DeFi protocols such as PancakeSwap and wallets like Trust Wallet and SafePal. The coin is also linked to Athena Y, a co-founder who previously served as Executive Director of the Binance Charity Foundation.

marsbit01/13 11:22

BlackRock Moves $339M in Bitcoin as Traders Brace for ‘Massive’ Sell-Off — What Does It Mean for Price?

BlackRock transferred 3,743 Bitcoin (worth approximately $339 million) and 7,204 Ethereum (worth about $22 million) to Coinbase Prime, raising concerns among traders about a potential large-scale sell-off. The move, observed via blockchain data, originated from wallets linked to BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. While such transfers don’t always indicate an immediate sale, they often precede increased market volatility. Market reactions were mixed, with some traders expressing alarm and others cautioning that the transfer might not lead to selling. In a recent interview, BlackRock’s head of ETFs, Jay Jacobs, stated that Bitcoin ETFs are still in their "early days," with many investors still in the learning phase. At the time of reporting, Bitcoin was trading around $92,000, stuck in a consolidation range between approximately $85,600 and $93,700. Analysts suggest the market lacks clear directional momentum and may continue fluctuating sideways until new liquidity enters.

ccn.com01/13 11:18

Bank of Italy Warns ETH Price Crash Could Disrupt Ethereum Network

A Bank of Italy study warns that a severe crash in Ethereum's price could cause the entire network to fail, potentially freezing over $800 billion in assets, including stablecoins and tokenized bonds. The risk stems from Ethereum’s validator-based economy: if ETH’s value drops too low, validators may stop processing transactions due to unprofitable operations, halting the network’s ability to finalize transactions. This would render all on-chain assets immovable, even if they are inherently trustworthy. Additionally, a lower ETH price makes the network cheaper to attack, as the cost to manipulate transactions decreases significantly. In such a crisis, moving assets off-chain would be difficult due to fragile bridges and locked DeFi apps, with no central authority to intervene. The report emphasizes that since real financial assets are built on Ethereum, a crypto crash could spill over into traditional finance, and may lead regulators to require backup systems and external record-keeping.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 11:16

Cardano Founder: Trump's Policy Alienated Half the Country from Cryptocurrencies

RBK-crypto01/13 11:13

TKF Report Highlights Uncollected TDS in India from Offshore VDA Trading

A TKF Report titled "Taxation of Digital Assets in India" highlights significant uncollected TDS from offshore cryptocurrency exchange platforms, estimated at approximately ₹11,000 crore since July 2022. Of this, ₹4,877 crore pertains to the last year alone, indicating a major shift of Indian trading activity beyond the nation’s taxation framework. The Bharat Web3 Association shared the report, emphasizing that regulatory arbitrage and uneven enforcement are causing sustained revenue leakage. In contrast, the Indian government collected ₹158 crore in FY22-23, ₹180 crore in FY23-24, and around ₹450 crore in FY24-25 from domestic platforms. CoinDCX CEO Sumit Gupta previously suggested key policy changes, including reducing TDS to 0.01%, aligning capital gains tax with income slabs, and allowing loss offsetting to encourage onshore platform usage and ensure tax equity.

TheNewsCrypto01/13 11:12

Bitcoin: Why institutions, not retail, will decide BTC’s next move

Bitcoin's price has consolidated above $90,000, with a decisive break above $92,500 still pending. According to Bitwise analysis, the primary constraint on Bitcoin's upward movement is weak institutional demand, not retail behavior or long-term holder selling. Institutional investors, sensitive to macroeconomic conditions, have shown caution, reflected in significant outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs—totaling $4.66 billion since November 2025. However, improving U.S. unemployment data (down to 4.4%) may boost economic confidence and risk appetite, potentially renewing institutional interest. While corporate Bitcoin reserves grew slightly, retail netflows have recently turned negative, indicating short-term selling pressure. Ultimately, institutional demand remains the key driver for Bitcoin's next major price move.

ambcrypto01/13 11:02