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Crypto traders brace for liquidation wave as leverage stress builds

Cryptocurrency derivatives markets are exhibiting significant leverage stress, with data indicating a high concentration of vulnerable long positions. Recent liquidation events show a severe imbalance, with over $230 million in long positions liquidated in a single hour compared to less than $5 million in shorts. Exchanges like Binance and Hyperliquid recorded the largest shares of these forced sales. Despite relatively stable spot prices, this leverage buildup increases the market's sensitivity to downward moves. If prices break below key support levels, it could trigger a substantial wave of further liquidations. Traders are monitoring whether this leverage stress will lead to broader market weakness.

ambcryptoHôm qua 15:54

Crypto traders brace for liquidation wave as leverage stress builds

ambcryptoHôm qua 15:54

South Korea Approves Sweeping New Crypto Licensing Rules

South Korea has implemented comprehensive new licensing regulations for the crypto industry, shifting from fragmented oversight to a unified regulatory approach. The framework requires crypto companies, including exchanges and custodians, to obtain licenses, meet stringent standards for custody, risk management, and anti-money laundering, and adhere to stricter reporting rules. The government prioritizes investor protection through enhanced asset segregation, disclosure practices, and cybersecurity, while aiming to balance innovation with consumer safeguards. This move aligns with global trends, potentially attracting institutional investors and encouraging industry consolidation. Regulators will now focus on implementation and oversight, solidifying crypto's role in South Korea's financial future.

TheNewsCryptoHôm qua 13:00

South Korea Approves Sweeping New Crypto Licensing Rules

TheNewsCryptoHôm qua 13:00

Fairshake Raises $193 Million as Crypto Firms Prepare for 2026 Midterm Elections

Fairshake, the largest crypto-backed political action committee (PAC), has raised $193 million in preparation for the 2026 U.S. midterm elections. Major contributors include Ripple, Andreessen Horowitz, and Coinbase. The group supports candidates based on their stance toward cryptocurrency, aiming to influence lawmakers to back clear crypto regulations. It operates through affiliated groups supporting both Democrats and Republicans who are crypto-friendly. Key legislative priorities include the stalled Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, which defines regulatory roles and rules for crypto companies. Fairshake is mobilizing early to prevent further delays in crypto legislation, particularly if Democrats gain congressional control, and to protect the industry from becoming a political target. The effort underscores crypto’s growing influence in U.S. politics.

TheNewsCryptoHôm qua 11:36

Fairshake Raises $193 Million as Crypto Firms Prepare for 2026 Midterm Elections

TheNewsCryptoHôm qua 11:36

South Korea Plans Cap On Crypto Exchange Ownership Despite Industry Concerns

South Korea's Financial Services Commission (FSC) is proceeding with a proposal to cap major shareholders' stakes in cryptocurrency exchanges at 15%-20%, despite opposition from industry players and the ruling Democratic Party of Korea (DPK). FSC Chairman Lee Eog-weon argued the measure is necessary to align governance standards with exchanges' expanding public role and to prevent conflicts of interest. The cap would be part of the upcoming Digital Asset Basic Act, which would also transition exchanges from a renewable notification system to a permanent authorization system. Major exchanges like Upbit and Coinone oppose the move, warning it could hinder industry growth. Meanwhile, lawmakers aim to introduce the comprehensive digital asset framework before the Lunar New Year. The legislation also addresses stablecoin regulation, setting a minimum capital requirement of 5 billion won ($3.48 million) for issuers, though no agreement has been reached on won-pegged stablecoins.

bitcoinistHôm qua 11:02

South Korea Plans Cap On Crypto Exchange Ownership Despite Industry Concerns

bitcoinistHôm qua 11:02

Ethereum Holders Jump 3% In January, Clear 175 Million Milestone

Ethereum has reached a new milestone with 175.5 million non-zero addresses, the highest among all digital assets. This represents a 3.03% increase in January alone, adding 5.16 million new holders. The growth accelerated significantly since mid-December, indicating increased network adoption. Simultaneously, the supply of ETH on exchanges continues to decline as more investors move their assets into staking. Despite recent market fluctuations, Ethereum's price has recovered above $3,000 after a brief drop below $2,800.

bitcoinistHôm qua 05:04

Ethereum Holders Jump 3% In January, Clear 175 Million Milestone

bitcoinistHôm qua 05:04

Illicit Crypto Flows Shift Away From Centralized Exchanges

According to new research from Chainalysis, illicit crypto flows are increasingly shifting away from centralized exchanges due to improved compliance measures. Criminals are now fragmenting transactions and using decentralized tools such as DEXs, cross-chain bridges, and mixers to obscure fund movements. This complicates tracking and delays intervention. In response, analytics firms are enhancing behavioral analysis, focusing on wallet clusters and DeFi interactions. Law enforcement and regulators are also improving collaboration and standardization. Despite these challenges, the inherent transparency of blockchains continues to aid investigations. The ongoing evolution in both money laundering tactics and compliance technologies fuels a continuous arms race in the crypto industry.

TheNewsCrypto2 ngày trước 11:17

Illicit Crypto Flows Shift Away From Centralized Exchanges

TheNewsCrypto2 ngày trước 11:17

Crypto Debanking Deepens in the UK as 40% of Exchange Transactions Face Bank Blocks

A recent study by the UK Cryptoasset Business Council reveals that nearly 40% of transactions to crypto exchanges in the UK are being blocked or delayed by traditional banks. The report, titled "Locked Out: Debanking the UK’s Digital Asset Economy," highlights growing banking restrictions faced by the digital asset sector. Major exchanges, including Coinbase, Kraken, and Gemini, participated in the survey, with 70% reporting a worsening banking environment. Issues include difficulties with card payments and bank transfers, affecting both retail and institutional investors. Banks like Barclays and HSBC have imposed strict transaction limits, while others have halted crypto-related transactions entirely. The UKCBC calls for an end to blanket bans and urges a risk-based approach to avoid stifling innovation and driving business overseas.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 08:54

Crypto Debanking Deepens in the UK as 40% of Exchange Transactions Face Bank Blocks

TheNewsCrypto01/27 08:54

India’s Crypto Industry Faces a Make-or-Break Budget — Will Budget 2026 Finally Fix Crypto Taxes?

India's crypto industry is urging the government to reform what it calls punitive tax rules in the upcoming 2026 Union Budget. Current regulations, introduced in 2022, impose a flat 30% tax on crypto gains, disallow loss offsets, and enforce a 1% TDS on transactions. Industry leaders argue this has driven trading volumes offshore and stifled domestic exchange growth. Key demands include reducing the TDS to 0.01–0.1%, allowing loss set-offs, and reconsidering the high flat tax rate. Despite strong lobbying, significant relief appears unlikely as the government continues to view crypto as speculative. The budget decision will critically impact whether India nurtures or further hinders its crypto sector.

ccn.com01/25 10:10

India’s Crypto Industry Faces a Make-or-Break Budget — Will Budget 2026 Finally Fix Crypto Taxes?

ccn.com01/25 10:10

Dogecoin faces a sharp sell-off: What’s behind DOGE’s tumble?

Dogecoin (DOGE) experienced a sharp decline of over 24%, nearly erasing its 2026 gains amid broader cryptocurrency market weakness. Key factors behind the drop include significant ETF outflows totaling 406.96K on January 20, signaling a shift in investor sentiment and potential preparation for a sell-off. Additionally, large inflows to exchanges—$702 million in total on January 17 and 20—historically precede market exits, indicating investors may be selling. Currently trading around $0.125, DOGE is testing a critical support zone. If it fails to hold the $0.122–0.1225 range, it could drop to $0.08. With bearish momentum and negative indicators, DOGE faces a potential deeper correction.

ambcrypto01/21 12:02

Dogecoin faces a sharp sell-off: What’s behind DOGE’s tumble?

ambcrypto01/21 12:02

Are Crypto Exchanges Manipulating The Bitcoin Price Crash?

Crypto pundit Wimar accuses major exchanges like Binance and Coinbase of manipulating Bitcoin’s price, causing a crash from its 2026 high. He claims exchanges orchestrate rapid price pumps to trigger retail FOMO and liquidate leveraged positions, then dump large volumes to cause sharp declines. Wimar argues recent Trump tariff announcements and EU retaliation reports are not the real cause; instead, he points to coordinated trading activity and on-chain data showing synchronized movements between exchanges and ETF-linked wallets. Bitcoin fell over 2% to around $90,900, with Wimar insisting such volatility is driven by exchange manipulation rather than news events.

bitcoinist01/20 20:02

Are Crypto Exchanges Manipulating The Bitcoin Price Crash?