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Leadership Meets Innovation: PhilSocial Expands the Crypto for Good Movement Through Landmark Ethiopian Partnership With former Ethiopian Prime Minister

PhilSocial, a blockchain-based social platform, has announced a landmark partnership in Ethiopia, supported by former Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn. This initiative aims to provide financial inclusion and community upliftment through its Give-to-Earn model, which rewards users for engagement and enables peer-to-peer support instead of traditional charity. Ethiopia, with its growing youth population and digital adoption, represents an ideal environment for scalable blockchain solutions. The partnership is part of PhilSocial’s broader Crypto-for-Good vision to use decentralized technology for social impact, starting in Africa with plans for global expansion.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:12

Leadership Meets Innovation: PhilSocial Expands the Crypto for Good Movement Through Landmark Ethiopian Partnership With former Ethiopian Prime Minister

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:12

Tariff fears hit Bitcoin, but BTC whales aren’t going anywhere!

Bitcoin recently declined below $90,000, driven by macroeconomic concerns such as global tariff tensions rather than crypto-specific issues. While retail investors sold off small amounts of BTC during the dip, large holders (whales) accumulated over 36,000 BTC in the past nine days. Historical patterns show Bitcoin often corrects during trade wars, but long-term investors view these pullbacks as opportunities. Analysts indicate that if BTC falls below $86,000, it would enter a strong historical buying zone. For now, the market is consolidating, with whales continuing to accumulate despite short-term volatility.

ambcrypto01/21 14:06

Tariff fears hit Bitcoin, but BTC whales aren’t going anywhere!

ambcrypto01/21 14:06

SEC Crypto Task Force Receives New Submissions on Self-Custody and DeFi Rules

The U.S. SEC Crypto Task Force has received two new public submissions addressing key regulatory issues in digital assets, including self-custody rights and DeFi oversight. One submission, referencing Louisiana’s HB 488 law, advocates for federal crypto market regulations that include registration requirements, transparency, and anti-fraud measures, while cautioning against overly broad exemptions. Another, from the Blockchain Association, requests SEC guidance on whether entities involved in tokenized equity and DeFi trading should be classified as dealers under the Securities Exchange Act, suggesting adaptations to traditional broker-dealer frameworks for smart contract-based trading. These inputs come amid ongoing congressional negotiations on the CLARITY Act, which seeks to clarify digital asset regulations, with industry stakeholders actively engaging in the debate around investor protection and innovation.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:05

SEC Crypto Task Force Receives New Submissions on Self-Custody and DeFi Rules

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:05

SlowMist Flags Snap Store Attack Targeting Crypto Seed Phrases

Blockchain security firm SlowMist has identified a new Linux-based threat targeting cryptocurrency users through the Snap Store. Attackers hijack trusted publisher accounts by exploiting expired domains, then push malicious updates to popular wallet apps like Exodus, Ledger Live, and Trust Wallet. These fake apps prompt users to enter their recovery phrases, which are then stolen, enabling attackers to drain funds. This supply-chain attack exploits user trust in official update channels, making it highly effective. SlowMist warns users to verify publishers and avoid entering seed phrases on unfamiliar platforms, highlighting a growing trend of infrastructure-focused attacks in crypto security.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:02

SlowMist Flags Snap Store Attack Targeting Crypto Seed Phrases

TheNewsCrypto01/21 14:02

Crypto and AI Need Female Executives

The article "Crypto and AI Need Female Executives" highlights the rising prominence of women in leadership roles within the AI industry and draws parallels to their earlier influence in the crypto sector. It cites examples such as CZ Chen, COO of Manus (acquired by Meta), and MiniMax’s 31-year-old COO Yun Yeyi, who played a crucial role in the company’s IPO and commercial strategy. Globally, figures like Daniela Amodei of Anthropic, Lila Ibrahim of DeepMind, and Mira Murati of Thinking Machines Lab further illustrate this trend. The author notes that both crypto and AI are highly technical fields often led by founders strong in engineering but weaker in communication, marketing, and public relations—areas where female executives excel. Women like Binance’s He Yi and Matrixport’s Cynthia Wu previously helped bridge the gap between complex technology and mass adoption in crypto. The piece argues that the presence of women in operational and marketing roles signals an industry’s shift from pure technological development to commercialization and mainstream acceptance. As AI continues to attract top female talent, crypto—now lacking in narrative-building and user-friendly leadership—risks being left behind. The movement of talented female executives toward AI, the author concludes, is a marker of the industry’s growing maturity and commercial viability.

比推01/21 14:00

Crypto and AI Need Female Executives

比推01/21 14:00

A New Market Trend Forms as Ozak AI Outpaces Competitors With Unusually Strong Retail Participation

Ozak AI ($OZ), an AI-powered crypto project combining predictive intelligence and DePIN, is gaining strong retail investor traction. Its presale has raised $5.80 million by selling 1.1 billion tokens at $0.014 each, with a $1.00 listing target. The project distinguishes itself through real-world utility, including AI-driven analytics, decentralized data processing, and cross-chain compatibility. Key partnerships with Hive Intel, Weblume, and Meganet enhance its ecosystem and technical capabilities. Retail investors are attracted to its transparent development, low entry price, and measurable progress, signaling a shift toward community-driven growth in early-stage crypto projects.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 13:20

A New Market Trend Forms as Ozak AI Outpaces Competitors With Unusually Strong Retail Participation

TheNewsCrypto01/21 13:20

Tom Lee Warns Crypto Markets Could Face Painful Correction in 2026

Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat Global Advisors, warns that cryptocurrency markets, alongside other risk assets, could face a painful and prolonged correction well into 2026. He attributes the current market weakness, including Bitcoin's drop below $90,000, to macroeconomic pressures, policy uncertainty, and the lingering effects of deleveraging from late 2025. Lee predicts a potential 15% to 20% market correction in 2026 due to geopolitical conflicts, tariff wars, and political fragmentation. However, he remains optimistic about long-term growth drivers like blockchain and AI, expecting a recovery later in 2026 supported by a dovish Fed and the end of quantitative tightening.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 13:11

Tom Lee Warns Crypto Markets Could Face Painful Correction in 2026

TheNewsCrypto01/21 13:11

XRP Slips Below $1.90 Amid Continued Selling Pressure

XRP is trading near $1.89, showing limited movement after a recent pullback. The price has stabilized but remains in a corrective phase, having failed to sustain levels above $2.30–$2.40. It is currently trading below key short-term moving averages, indicating continued downside pressure. Technical indicators like the RSI (near 40) and MACD reflect weak momentum and ongoing consolidation, with no strong directional signal. Immediate resistance lies at $2.03–$2.07, while support is near $1.83–$1.85. The broader structure suggests a descending trend with lower highs since December, and the price is likely to remain range-bound until it reclaims its short-term averages.

TheNewsCrypto01/21 13:08

XRP Slips Below $1.90 Amid Continued Selling Pressure

TheNewsCrypto01/21 13:08

Dogecoin Foundation’s Corporate Arm Reveals Consumer Push With New App

The Dogecoin Foundation's corporate arm, House of Doge, is developing a new mobile app called "Such" to be launched in the first half of 2026. The app aims to facilitate the use of Dogecoin (DOGE) in everyday commerce by combining a self-custodial wallet with a feature called "Hustles," enabling users to easily spend DOGE and allowing small merchants to accept it as payment. Developed by a team based in Melbourne, the app is positioned as more than just a wallet, with a focus on reducing transaction friction and supporting the Dogecoin community's informal commerce culture. The project is also linked to Nasdaq-listed Brag House Holdings Inc., with leadership emphasizing the goal of making DOGE a widely used global currency.

bitcoinist01/21 13:08

Dogecoin Foundation’s Corporate Arm Reveals Consumer Push With New App

bitcoinist01/21 13:08

Bitcoin’s $60K crash incoming? One KEY indicator says – Not so fast!

Bitcoin faces renewed downside pressure, with a weekly decline erasing January gains and testing key support levels. This breakdown raises the possibility of a deeper correction toward $60,000, echoing October’s crash pattern. However, a key indicator suggests a crash may not be imminent. A European pension fund began offloading U.S. Treasuries due to credit risk under Trump, weakening the dollar and reflecting growing inflation and geopolitical concerns. While money has flowed into metals rather than risk assets like Bitcoin, rising Treasury yields—now at 4.3%—may force a policy response. Historically, when yields enter Trump’s "warning zone," tariffs are paused to cool bond markets. This could stabilize risk assets and help Bitcoin avoid a sharp decline. In short, while technical and geopolitical risks persist, a policy shift triggered by high yields might prevent a crash.

ambcrypto01/21 13:05

Bitcoin’s $60K crash incoming? One KEY indicator says – Not so fast!

ambcrypto01/21 13:05

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