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Vietnam Opens Crypto Exchange Licensing as Pilot Goes Live

Vietnam has officially opened the licensing process for cryptocurrency exchanges, accepting applications from January 20, 2026, as part of a state-led pilot program to regulate the crypto market. This move, enabled by recent legal frameworks including the Law on the Digital Technology Industry, recognizes crypto as property but not legal tender, maintaining a ban on its use for payments. Despite the launch, no exchanges have been approved yet. About ten securities firms and banks—including SSI Securities, VIX Securities, and major banks like Military Bank—have announced plans to apply but are still preparing infrastructure pending regulatory clearance. Vietnam’s framework is among Asia’s strictest, requiring licensed entities to be Vietnamese-owned with at least $380 million in capital, 65% institutional ownership, and a 49% foreign cap. The regime aims to shift the crypto market toward institutional control but limits entry to well-capitalized players.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 13:08

Vietnam Opens Crypto Exchange Licensing as Pilot Goes Live

TheNewsCrypto01/22 13:08

DDC Enterprise Increases Bitcoin Holdings by 200, Advancing Steadiness in Treasury Strategy

DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSEAMERICAN: DDC), a global Asian food platform and digital asset management company, announced on January 22, 2026, that it has purchased an additional 200 Bitcoin as part of its established Bitcoin reserve strategy. This acquisition brings the company’s total Bitcoin holdings to 1,583. The move reflects DDC’s disciplined capital allocation approach, emphasizing steady accumulation across market cycles with strong governance and risk controls. The purchase was made during a market correction, underscoring the company’s long-term value focus rather than short-term volatility. Key highlights include: - Total Bitcoin held: 1,583 - Average purchase price: $88,085 per Bitcoin - Year-to-date return on Bitcoin holdings: 33.8% - Bitcoin per 1,000 shares: 0.053203 Norma Chu, Founder, Chairwoman, and CEO, stated in the 2026 Shareholder Letter that companies prepared for the long term can identify opportunities amid volatility. DDC continues to strengthen its Bitcoin reserve under a clear governance framework as part of its treasury strategy.

marsbit01/22 13:08

DDC Enterprise Increases Bitcoin Holdings by 200, Advancing Steadiness in Treasury Strategy

marsbit01/22 13:08

What Ripple CEO Garlinghouse Said At WEF Davos 2026

Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse advocated for the pragmatic adoption of tokenization at the World Economic Forum 2026, highlighting stablecoins as the leading use case with transaction volumes growing from $19 trillion in 2024 to $33 trillion in 2025. He emphasized building bridges between traditional and decentralized finance rather than displacing existing systems, noting a significant positive shift in U.S. regulatory and political attitudes toward crypto. Garlinghouse stressed that tokenization must deliver real efficiency and transparency, not just novelty, and called for clear and practical regulations over theoretical perfection. He also addressed energy efficiency, noting the industry's move toward more sustainable blockchains, and reframed tokenization's value as democratizing investment access rather than encouraging speculation.

bitcoinist01/22 13:02

What Ripple CEO Garlinghouse Said At WEF Davos 2026

bitcoinist01/22 13:02

BTC Traders Begin Testing High-Risk High-Reward Flips Into Ozak AI After Seeing 45,000% Projection Charts

Bitcoin traders are increasingly allocating small, speculative amounts into Ozak AI ($OZ), drawn by high-risk, high-reward potential and viral projection charts suggesting possible gains up to 45,000%. Currently in Phase 7 of its presale, Ozak AI has raised $5.82 million by selling 1.10 billion tokens at $0.014 each, targeting a $1.00 listing price. The project combines AI-powered predictive analytics with DePIN infrastructure for decentralized scalability. Key partnerships with Hive Intel, Weblume, and Meganet enhance its multi-chain intelligence, real-world deployment, and processing capabilities. While highly speculative, its low entry cost, audited technology, and utility-driven model attract BTC traders seeking exponential returns in the AI token sector.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:48

BTC Traders Begin Testing High-Risk High-Reward Flips Into Ozak AI After Seeing 45,000% Projection Charts

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:48

How Did the Idealism of Western Founders Get 'Taken Over' by Chinese Buyers?

Over the course of two days, two major decentralized social protocols, Lens Protocol and Farcaster, were acquired—by Mask Network and Neynar, respectively. Combined, these protocols had raised over $200 million, with Farcaster recently valued at $1 billion. This follows the earlier acquisition of Steem by Tron in 2020, meaning two out of three prominent decentralized social protocols are now been taken over by Chinese-led teams. The author explores why Chinese buyers are stepping in. One reason may be pricing: these acquisitions often target once-prominent projects now in decline. For instance, Farcaster’s monthly revenue has dropped over 95%, and Lens has only 50,000 monthly active users. Another factor is cultural: while Western founders often approach decentralized social with idealism—emphasizing user-owned data and censorship resistance—Chinese acquirers tend to view it as a business opportunity, prioritizing usability and growth over ideology. Suji Yan, founder of Mask Network, explicitly aims to move “decentralized social from the lab to daily life.” However, past acquisitions like Steem—which led to a community fork—highlight risks when new ownership clashes with original values. The piece questions whether true decentralization is possible when protocols can be sold, suggesting that technical decentralization doesn’t prevent centralized commercial control. Ultimately, the piece argues that the vision for a better social infrastructure remains, but the builders and operators may increasingly be pragmatic, commercially-driven teams—many from China.

比推01/22 12:42

How Did the Idealism of Western Founders Get 'Taken Over' by Chinese Buyers?

比推01/22 12:42

Laser Digital Introduces Tokenized Bitcoin Yield Fund Targeting Institutional Demand

Laser Digital, a Nomura-backed crypto investment firm, has launched the Laser Digital Bitcoin Diversified Yield Fund SP, the first-of-its-kind tokenized Bitcoin yield fund. This fund allows long-term Bitcoin holders to earn returns through low-risk, market-neutral strategies such as arbitrage, crypto lending, and options, rather than relying solely on price appreciation. The fund itself is issued as a token on the blockchain, with tokenization handled by KAIO and custody provided by Komainu. It targets institutional and professional investors with a minimum investment of $250,000 (or Bitcoin equivalent) and is not available to U.S. investors. The fund aims to deliver over 5% net excess return above Bitcoin’s price movement over rolling 12-month periods. CEO Jez Mohideen stated that the product reflects a growing demand for Bitcoin-based income without significant risk, signaling the maturation of Bitcoin into a full-fledged asset management offering.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:38

Laser Digital Introduces Tokenized Bitcoin Yield Fund Targeting Institutional Demand

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:38

US Market Structure Bill Delayed and Deferred Again — Is a 2026 Passage Possible?

The US crypto market structure bill, which aims to provide regulatory clarity, has faced another delay in the Senate as of January 2026. Key factors include Coinbase withdrawing support, citing concerns over stablecoin yield bans and expanded SEC authority. Competing legislative priorities, partisan disagreements, and the upcoming midterm elections further complicate its passage. A competing version from the Senate Agriculture Committee may advance, but the overall timeline remains uncertain. While 2026 passage is still possible, analysts estimate a 50–60% chance, contingent on resolving disputes over stablecoins and regulatory jurisdiction between the SEC and CFTC.

ccn.com01/22 12:34

US Market Structure Bill Delayed and Deferred Again — Is a 2026 Passage Possible?

ccn.com01/22 12:34

Trump After Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, Where Does Crypto Market Stand?

US President Donald Trump is reportedly seeking to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook before her term ends in 2038, a move the US Supreme Court warns could undermine the central bank's independence and trigger an economic crisis. This follows similar threats against Fed Chair Jerome Powell, whom Trump previously targeted for not cutting interest rates. For the crypto market, these developments are critical as they influence expectations around rate cuts. While lower rates could boost cryptocurrency prices, the Fed's current stance remains focused on balancing inflation and growth, with little indication of imminent cuts. The outcome of these conflicts may significantly impact crypto market volatility.

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:26

Trump After Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, Where Does Crypto Market Stand?

TheNewsCrypto01/22 12:26

L2's 'Card Swipe' Era: When the Scaling Narrative Ends, Payments Become the Lifeline

The article discusses the growing "payment card" trend among Layer-2 (L2) networks as a strategy to survive a severe user activity and transaction crisis. It begins with Solana's criticism of Starknet's low usage (allegedly only 8 daily active users and 10 transactions) despite its high valuation, highlighting a broader issue of low traffic across many L2s, as evidenced by data from L2BEAT and DefiLlama. Key examples include Zero Network, which stopped producing blocks for weeks with minimal impact, and networks like Linea, Starknet, Scroll, and ZKsync exhibiting very low Transactions Per Second (TPS). With Base and Arbitrum dominating 80% of the Total Value Locked (TVL), other L2s face a significant valuation-to-usage disparity. Facing a lack of killer dApps, L2s are turning to cryptocurrency payment cards to generate consistent on-chain activity. Unlike custodial cards from exchanges (which use chains like Tron or Solana for batch settlement), L2s are leveraging non-custodial cards that require on-chain settlement for each transaction. Examples include: - **Scroll**: Partnered with Etherfi for gasless transactions and cashback subsidies. - **Gnosis**: Its Gnosis Pay card converts user assets to stablecoins for euro payments. - **Linea**: Used as a primary settlement layer for the MetaMask card. This shift provides a high-frequency, sustainable use case, driving transaction volume. Even Polygon is pivoting to payments, citing significant non-USD stablecoin transfer volumes and major acquisitions like Coinme. The conclusion is that L2s, after various failed narratives, are now prioritizing practical, low-cost payment solutions to ensure their survival.

marsbit01/22 12:06

L2's 'Card Swipe' Era: When the Scaling Narrative Ends, Payments Become the Lifeline

marsbit01/22 12:06

India’s $5T crypto volume vs. policy silence: Why Budget 2026 is a ‘make or break’ moment

India, a $4+ trillion economy with an estimated 100 million crypto users, remains in policy limbo regarding digital assets. While cryptocurrency trading is legal, it is heavily taxed (30% on profits and 1% TDS) and monitored, yet lacks a clear regulatory framework. This uncertainty has led to a significant portion of trading activity moving offshore, with recent estimates showing Indian users generated nearly $5 trillion in volume on foreign exchanges between October 2024 and October 2025. Experts warn that continued hesitation risks capital flight and undermines India’s potential to lead in the emerging digital asset economy, making the 2026 budget a critical turning point.

ambcrypto01/22 12:02

India’s $5T crypto volume vs. policy silence: Why Budget 2026 is a ‘make or break’ moment

ambcrypto01/22 12:02

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