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Tether Blocked $182 Million in USDT on Five Wallets. What Happened

Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, has frozen approximately $182 million across five wallets on the Tron blockchain. The action, which took place on January 11th, was executed in response to an official request from law enforcement agencies as part of an ongoing, months-long investigation. This is one of the largest single freezes on the Tron network in recent months, a popular blockchain for USDT transfers. The company emphasized its established practice of cooperating with law enforcement by freezing addresses linked to illegal activities or sanctions violations. Tether reports it has now frozen over $3 billion in USDT in collaboration with 310 agencies across 62 countries, voluntarily freezing a total of 3,440 wallets. This includes cooperation with U.S. authorities on 2,007 cases and blocking 470 addresses to assist law enforcement in Israel and Ukraine. The article also references a previous freeze of 2.5 billion rubles in USDT from the Russian crypto exchange Garantex in March 2025.

RBK-crypto01/12 13:38

Tether Blocked $182 Million in USDT on Five Wallets. What Happened

RBK-crypto01/12 13:38

RWA Power Map: Understanding How the Five Major Protocols 'Divide' Trillions in Institutional Capital

The institutional RWA tokenization market is rapidly approaching $20 billion, driven by yield opportunities, regulatory clarity, and infrastructure maturity. Five key protocols are leading this space, each targeting distinct institutional needs: - **Rayls Labs** focuses on privacy for banks using zero-knowledge proofs. - **Ondo Finance** dominates tokenized public stocks with $1.93B TVL and cross-chain expansion. - **Centrifuge** is the infrastructure for private credit, with $1.3-1.45B TVL and major asset manager deployments. - **Canton Network**, backed by Wall Street giants like DTCC and BlackRock, offers privacy-focused settlement infrastructure. - **Polymesh** embeds compliance at the protocol level for regulated securities. Key challenges include cross-chain fragmentation ($1.3B annual cost), privacy-transparency trade-offs, and regulatory divergence. Critical 2026 catalysts include Ondo’s Solana launch, Canton’s DTCC MVP, and Centrifuge’s $1B Grove deployment. The market is projected to reach $2-4 trillion by 2030, driven by institutional adoption across treasury bonds, private credit, and tokenized equities.

marsbit01/12 13:36

RWA Power Map: Understanding How the Five Major Protocols 'Divide' Trillions in Institutional Capital

marsbit01/12 13:36

MYX climbs 11% after weeks of silence — Can bulls defend THIS zone?

MYX Finance (MYX) surged 11% in 24 hours, breaking above the key $4 resistance level after weeks of consolidation. Technical indicators, including Bull Bear Power and Stochastic RSI, suggest strengthening bullish momentum. Holding above $4 could propel the price retest of the $9 resistance zone. The DEX has shown resilience with over $1.92 billion in weekly perpetual trading volume, primarily on BSC, and its Total Value Locked (TVL) rebounded to $33 million. However, holder data reveals a divergence: spot holders declined while derivative holders increased significantly, indicating traders favor leveraged exposure over long-term holding. Sustained upward momentum depends on volume follow-through and whether spot demand can match the leveraged activity. The current structure favors buyers, but the imbalance between spot and derivative holders remains a key variable for future price sustainability.

ambcrypto01/12 13:32

MYX climbs 11% after weeks of silence — Can bulls defend THIS zone?

ambcrypto01/12 13:32

Dubai Bans Privacy Tokens and Tightens Stablecoin Rules to Strengthen Crypto Compliance

Dubai's Financial Services Authority (DFSA) has updated its crypto regulations, imposing a ban on privacy tokens and introducing stricter stablecoin rules within the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). Effective January 12, the ban prohibits trading, promoting, or using privacy tokens in funds to enhance compliance, reduce anonymity, and ensure accountability. The DFSA stated that privacy tokens, which obscure transaction details and wallet ownership, pose significant money laundering and sanctions evasion risks. Additionally, the DFSA tightened stablecoin regulations, permitting only fiat-backed stablecoins with high-quality, liquid reserves to be recognized as stablecoins. Algorithmic stablecoins will not be banned but will be classified as regular crypto tokens to mitigate risks during market stress. The DFSA also eliminated its official list of approved tokens, shifting responsibility to crypto firms to assess token suitability, with regulators conducting audits and enforcing compliance afterward. These changes align Dubai with stricter regulatory approaches seen in the U.S. and Hong Kong, positioning it as a compliance-focused crypto hub.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 13:06

Dubai Bans Privacy Tokens and Tightens Stablecoin Rules to Strengthen Crypto Compliance

TheNewsCrypto01/12 13:06

AI Cryptos Show Mixed Reactions to Imposed Restrictions on Grok

Grok, the AI tool integrated into X, is facing global scrutiny and restrictions due to its role in generating non-consensual offensive deepfakes. Countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, the UK, and India have taken action, ranging from blocking the platform to issuing warnings and demanding content removal. This controversy has influenced the AI cryptocurrency market, resulting in mixed reactions. Some top AI cryptos like TAO, NEAR, and ICP saw declines of over 1-2%, while others such as IP, GLM, and KAITO posted gains of up to 21%. Broader economic factors, including US unemployment and upcoming inflation data, also contribute to the sector's volatility.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 13:04

AI Cryptos Show Mixed Reactions to Imposed Restrictions on Grok

TheNewsCrypto01/12 13:04

Here’s what needs to happen for XRP to reach $3 by the end of January

XRP experienced a significant rally in early January, gaining 32.3% in five days, but has since retraced 14% over six days. The key question is whether it can still hit $3 by the end of the month. While whale accumulation and reduced selling pressure initially supported bullish momentum, recent price action shows a rejection at $2.40, indicating bearish pressure. Key obstacles include the RSI remaining below 50 and the OBV hovering near December 2024 lows. For XRP to reach $3, it must hold above the $1.85–$1.90 support zone, and Bitcoin needs to climb back above $94.5k to boost overall market sentiment. Without these conditions, the rally may not be sustainable.

ambcrypto01/12 13:02

Here’s what needs to happen for XRP to reach $3 by the end of January

ambcrypto01/12 13:02

Cardano Founder Hints at Bitcoin and XRP DeFi Support via Midnight Protocol

Charles Hoskinson, founder of Cardano, has proposed enabling DeFi services for Bitcoin and XRP through the Midnight Protocol, a privacy-focused sister chain to Cardano. Launched in late 2025, Midnight utilizes zero-knowledge cryptography and smart contracts to allow external blockchain assets to participate in DeFi without exposing transactional data. It acts as a bridging layer, providing privacy for cross-chain connections and enabling lending, borrowing, and yield farming for Bitcoin and XRP holders, who currently lack these options on their native chains. The protocol natively supports wrapped assets, aiming to unlock dormant liquidity from ecosystems without native smart contract support or strong privacy features. This integration aims to expand DeFi beyond chains like Ethereum and Cardano, emphasizing privacy, compliance, and interoperability to drive broader adoption and ecosystem growth.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 12:54

Cardano Founder Hints at Bitcoin and XRP DeFi Support via Midnight Protocol

TheNewsCrypto01/12 12:54

Memecoins Wiped Out As 11.6 Million Tokens Fail In Brutal Year: Research

According to CoinGecko research, approximately 11.6 million memecoins and low-effort tokens failed or became inactive in 2025, a dramatic increase compared to the 1.3 million failures in 2024. The majority of these losses occurred in the fourth quarter, driven by a major market sell-off on October 10 that triggered over $19 billion in liquidations. Tokens with low liquidity and weak development were hit hardest, as a flood of new coins created via simplified launch tools met collapsing demand. While more established tokens survived, many small projects were abandoned, leading to extreme volatility and widespread delistings. The event has sparked calls for better oversight and warning labels for speculative tokens, highlighting the risks of investing in assets without liquidity or real use cases.

bitcoinist01/12 12:32

Memecoins Wiped Out As 11.6 Million Tokens Fail In Brutal Year: Research

bitcoinist01/12 12:32

BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Posts Biggest Inflow in Three Months

BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) recorded its largest single-day inflow in nearly three months, attracting $287.4 million on Friday. This contributed to a broader surge in U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, which saw total inflows of $471.3 million—the highest since mid-November. Analysts attributed the increased institutional demand to heightened geopolitical tensions following the U.S. arrest of Nicolás Maduro, which reinforced Bitcoin's appeal as a strategic and uncensorable asset. Portfolio rebalancing at the start of the year also played a role. Other major ETFs, including Fidelity’s FBTC and Bitwise’s BITB, also saw significant inflows. Bitcoin’s price rose 1.4% to $92,670, reflecting renewed institutional confidence.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 12:31

BlackRock Bitcoin ETF Posts Biggest Inflow in Three Months

TheNewsCrypto01/12 12:31

Meme Coins Lead Record Crypto Project Failures in 2025

In 2025, the cryptocurrency market experienced a record number of project failures, with over 11.6 million crypto projects failing—the highest annual total on record. Meme coins, driven by social momentum rather than fundamentals, were the most severely affected. The majority of these losses occurred in the last quarter, particularly following the October 10 market crash, where $19 billion in leveraged positions were liquidated in a single day. According to a CoinGecko report, approximately 7.7 million tokens listed on GeckoTerminal halted trading between October and December. The surge in failures is attributed to increased market volatility and the ease of creating new tokens, especially through platforms like pump.fun, which led to an influx of low-effort, speculative projects. The number of listed tokens grew dramatically from around 3 million at the end of 2024 to about 20 million by the end of 2025, highlighting the risks associated with meme coins and speculative assets during periods of market stress.

TheNewsCrypto01/12 12:26

Meme Coins Lead Record Crypto Project Failures in 2025

TheNewsCrypto01/12 12:26

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