# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Crypto

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Crypto Sees Sharp Reversal as $1.73B Leaves Funds Despite Recent Inflows

Cryptocurrency investment funds experienced significant outflows of $1.73 billion in a single week, marking the largest weekly withdrawal since mid-November 2025. Bitcoin led the sell-off with $1.09 billion in outflows, followed by Ethereum with $630 million. The outflows were primarily driven by U.S. investors, who withdrew nearly $1.8 billion. However, Switzerland, Germany, and Canada saw inflows, indicating regional divergence in sentiment. While most major cryptocurrencies faced withdrawals, Solana attracted $17.1 million in new investments. The reversal highlights renewed market uncertainty and caution among investors due to shifting macroeconomic expectations and negative price momentum.

ccn.com01/26 13:23

Crypto Sees Sharp Reversal as $1.73B Leaves Funds Despite Recent Inflows

ccn.com01/26 13:23

ZachXBT Links US Seized Crypto Theft to Contractor CEO’s Son

Blockchain investigator ZachXBT has alleged that the individual responsible for stealing millions of dollars in cryptocurrency from U.S. government-controlled wallets is John Daghita, the son of Dean Daghita, CEO of Command Services and Support (CMDSS). The company was contracted by the U.S. Marshals Service to manage seized digital assets. ZachXBT linked online persona “Lick” to the theft, tracing transactions back to a government wallet tied to the 2016 Bitfinex hack. Approximately $23 million was consolidated into a single wallet during the incident. CMDSS has not commented, and no criminal charges have been filed.

TheNewsCrypto01/26 12:37

ZachXBT Links US Seized Crypto Theft to Contractor CEO’s Son

TheNewsCrypto01/26 12:37

MEXC Expands RWA Offering With Zero-Fee GOLD & SILVER Futures

MEXC, a leading cryptocurrency exchange, has expanded its Real-World Asset (RWA) offerings by launching zero-fee perpetual futures for gold and silver. This move enhances its multi-asset trading ecosystem, which includes cryptocurrencies, U.S. equities, and forex. The new products address traditional barriers like high fees and limited trading hours, offering 24/7 trading with up to 100x leverage. The gold futures are available as XAUT (backed by Tether Gold) and PAXG (backed by Paxos), both representing physical bullion. Silver futures (XAG) track real-time spot prices. This initiative aims to provide seamless, efficient exposure to precious metals, allowing investors to capitalize on market movements and diversify their portfolios within a unified platform.

TheNewsCrypto01/26 11:36

MEXC Expands RWA Offering With Zero-Fee GOLD & SILVER Futures

TheNewsCrypto01/26 11:36

Colombia Pension Giant Takes First Step Into Bitcoin – Details

Colombia's second-largest private pension fund, AFP Protección, is launching a new product allowing qualified savers to gain exposure to Bitcoin. The offering is limited to investors who meet specific risk profiles and complete a tailored advisory process. It is designed as a long-term diversification tool, not for short-term speculation, and will be a small, optional addition to core portfolios focused on traditional assets. With around $55 billion in assets under management, the firm emphasizes the product is measured and compliant with Colombia’s tightening crypto regulations. This move aligns with a broader regional trend of institutional crypto experimentation in Latin America.

bitcoinist01/26 11:32

Colombia Pension Giant Takes First Step Into Bitcoin – Details

bitcoinist01/26 11:32

MEXC Launches ZAMA Launchpad for Users To Share 750,000 ZAMA

MEXC has launched the ZAMA Launchpad, offering users the opportunity to share a total of 750,000 ZAMA tokens with discounts of up to 50%. The event runs from January 26, 2026, 10:00 UTC, to February 2, 2026, 13:00 UTC. There are two subscription pools: one exclusively for new users, offering 500,000 ZAMA at a 50% discount (0.03 USDT per token), and another open to all users, offering 250,000 ZAMA at a 40% discount (0.04 USDT per token). Both pools require a minimum subscription of 100 USDT and a maximum of 5,000 USDT, along with Advanced KYC Verification, a $100 net deposit, and specific spot and futures trading volumes. Users can boost their subscription limit by completing additional futures trading tasks. MEXC's Launchpad is a token issuance platform that has raised over $76.6 million with more than 287,000 participants to date.

TheNewsCrypto01/26 10:21

MEXC Launches ZAMA Launchpad for Users To Share 750,000 ZAMA

TheNewsCrypto01/26 10:21

Bitcoin Finds A Real-World Use Case In Las Vegas Stores

Small and large stores in Las Vegas are increasingly accepting Bitcoin for everyday transactions to reduce credit card processing fees and attract crypto-savvy customers. Merchants report using Bitcoin payment tools, often via the Lightning Network or conversion services, to lower costs significantly compared to traditional card fees. Services like Square’s no-fee Bitcoin checkout have accelerated adoption. Businesses—from juice bars to chains—are seeing real use, with some experiencing increased foot traffic and new sales. The Lightning Network enables fast, low-cost payments, making in-person crypto transactions practical. While some merchants convert Bitcoin to cash quickly, others hold a portion, noting reduced chargeback risks. Customers, including tourists and locals, are adapting to the convenience of QR-based payments.

bitcoinist01/26 10:01

Bitcoin Finds A Real-World Use Case In Las Vegas Stores

bitcoinist01/26 10:01

US Government Shutdown Again? Why the Somali Immigration Fraud Case Ends with the Crypto Market Footing the Bill

U.S. Government Shutdown Risk Surges to 79%, Triggering Crypto Market Sell-off According to Polymarket, the probability of a U.S. government shutdown by the end of January has dramatically increased from 9% to 79%. This sudden spike, occurring over a weekend, caused an immediate negative reaction in the cryptocurrency market, leading to a sharp price decline. The potential shutdown stems from a political impasse over funding for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The current funding, a temporary "Continuing Resolution" from a compromise bill passed in November, is set to expire on January 30th. The deadlock is directly linked to recent aggressive immigration enforcement actions. Following a massive welfare fraud case involving Somali immigrants in Minnesota (with confirmed losses of $240 million and potential losses up to $9 billion), former President Trump called for a crackdown. This led to the deployment of approximately 2,000 ICE agents to Minneapolis. During these operations, ICE agents shot and killed two U.S. citizens, sparking major public controversy. Senate Democrats are now opposing the House's funding bill for DHS, demanding accountability and reform for ICE's conduct. Republicans, however, are pushing for their border security agenda. This funding stalemate is the direct cause of the heightened shutdown risk. The crypto market absorbed the initial shock of this political news over the weekend, acting as the first "payer" for the crisis. The sell-off resulted in over $6 billion in long positions being liquidated and a single-day market capitalization loss exceeding $30 billion. The reaction of the U.S. stock market will be seen at the next opening.

marsbit01/26 09:49

US Government Shutdown Again? Why the Somali Immigration Fraud Case Ends with the Crypto Market Footing the Bill

marsbit01/26 09:49

South Korea’s Coinone Explores Sale of Chairman’s Stake

South Korea's third-largest cryptocurrency exchange, Coinone, is exploring the sale of a stake held by its chairman and largest shareholder, Cha Myung-hoon. According to a report, the potential sale involves Cha's 53.4% stake, which includes his personal holdings and shares owned by his company, The One Group. Coinone is in preliminary discussions with overseas exchanges and local financial institutions regarding equity investments, though no specific decisions have been made. The report also suggests shares from the second-largest shareholder, gaming firm Com2uS, may be included. This move follows financial pressures at Coinone, which reported recent losses and a decreased book value. U.S.-based Coinbase may be involved in the sale, with officials scheduled to visit South Korea for meetings. The discussions remain preliminary, and no deal has been finalized.

TheNewsCrypto01/26 08:48

South Korea’s Coinone Explores Sale of Chairman’s Stake

TheNewsCrypto01/26 08:48

Japan Targets First Crypto ETFs Approval by 2028

Japan's Financial Services Agency is working to approve the country's first cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by 2028 as part of efforts to modernize its financial markets under a regulated framework. Major institutions like Nomura and SBI Holdings are expected to lead the launches, providing investors exposure to crypto through the Tokyo Stock Exchange. This move aligns with global trends, following the success of U.S. Bitcoin ETFs, and aims to address investor concerns over security and custody risks. Japan also faces regional competition from Hong Kong and South Korea, which are advancing their own crypto ETF and stablecoin initiatives. The gradual rollout reflects Japan’s cautious yet strategic approach to integrating digital assets into its financial system.

TheNewsCrypto01/26 07:25

Japan Targets First Crypto ETFs Approval by 2028

TheNewsCrypto01/26 07:25

Trading Moment: Gold and Silver Hit New Highs Again, Bitcoin's Next Support Range is $84,000 to $86,000

Global markets are gripped by heightened risk-off sentiment and speculative fervor, driven by geopolitical tensions, fiscal risks, and sectoral cycles. Spot gold surged past $5,000, hitting a record $5,106, with Bank of America forecasting a rise to $6,000 by spring 2026. Silver also reached an all-time high above $109, supported by AI and solar industry demand. In forex, the yen strengthened on potential "Plaza Accord 2.0" intervention fears, while Bitcoin faced a weekly decline of over 7%, testing support near $86,000. Technical analysts warn of further downside risks, with key support levels between $84,000 and $86,000. Ethereum fell more than 14%, breaching $2,800 and eroding market confidence. Meme coins on Solana, like PENGUIN, saw volatile pumps. ETF flows showed net outflows for Bitcoin and Ethereum, while SOL ETF saw modest inflows. Key events include the launch of VanEck’s Avalanche ETF and a joint SEC-CFTC crypto regulatory event.

marsbit01/26 07:23

Trading Moment: Gold and Silver Hit New Highs Again, Bitcoin's Next Support Range is $84,000 to $86,000