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SEC Chair Paul Atkins has distanced himself from his December 2025 remarks that suggested regulatory relief for certain crypto products, such as tokenised equities and DeFi, could come into effect in January 2026. Atkins was more wishy-washy on Thursday, saying the situation is now more complex, with many “moving parts.” His remarks come just days after the SEC’s crypto taskforce met with Wall Street leaders opposed to moves granting crypto-specific regulatory relief. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair (SEC), Paul Atkins, appeared to distance himself from earlier comments signalling a broad crypto innovation exemption in remarks made on Thursday. Atkins’ changed…
SEC and CFTC leaders signalled a unified approach to crypto regulation despite stalled congressional legislation. CFTC Chair Mike Selig outlined early priorities, including digital asset definitions and prediction market rulemaking. Project Crypto will serve as a joint framework to harmonise oversight and reduce regulatory fragmentation. Leaders of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) appeared together on Thursday to signal a coordinated approach to digital asset oversight as legislative progress in Congress remains slow. The joint appearance underscored a shared commitment to clarifying regulatory boundaries for crypto markets through agency action rather than…
Mevstake 2.0 replaces pooled MEV operations with dedicated personal bots per user. Individual bot architecture improves load distribution and system stability. Fully automated MEV execution with no strategy setup or manual oversight. Mevolaxy has announced the next stage of development for its Mevstake direction – Mevstake 2.0. The key change in the new version lies in the product architecture: a format of personal MEV bots is being implemented instead of a shared operational model. In Mevstake 2.0, each participant receives a dedicated MEV bot that operates within the platform’s set parameters. This means that operations are no longer pooled together…
Nearly a dozen new gold and silver coin releases from Australia’s Perth Mint have already arrived for February. Spanning a broad range of themes, finishes, and enhanced design elements, the debuting issues showcase the Mint’s diverse offerings. Mintages vary widely by release, ranging from as few as 200 coins to as many as 10,000. February 2026 Coin Releases from the Perth Mint of Australia February’s premieres include Lunar Year of the Horse coins, pieces marking the 40th anniversary of the Australian Nugget series, gold and silver Wonders of Australia Opal coins, and commemorative issues celebrating the Netflix series Bridgerton. Further…
Bitcoin traders are treating fund flows like macro bets, and one Fed data change is the hidden riskKey takeawaysBitcoin’s institutional demand can be monitored in issuer AUM snapshots such as BlackRock’s IBIT, which listed net assets of $69,427,196,929 as of Jan. 28, 2026 on its product pages.Weekly crypto fund flows have begun to trade like macro positioning, with CoinShares documenting a shift from $454 million weekly outflows (Jan. 12) to $2.17 billion weekly inflows (Jan. 19), plus a $378 million Friday reversal tied to geopolitics and tariffs.Liquidity monitoring depends on data hygiene and release cadence, since the Federal Reserve’s H.6 release…
XRP has opened 2026 trading in a tight range under $2 as it failed to establish a clear trend in the year’s opening month.However, underlying data suggests high-net-worth investors are accumulating the token despite the lack of price momentum.Data from on-chain analytics firm Santiment revealed that the XRP network has added a net 42 “millionaire” wallets since the start of 2026. These are defined as addresses holding at least 1 million XRP.XRP ‘Millionaire’ Wallets (Source: Santiment)This marks the first increase in this specific cohort since September 2025. Notably, the shift has occurred even as XRP’s price remained modestly lower on…
The following is a guest post and opinion from Jenny Drinkwater, Marketing Manager at System73.For years, crypto payments have lived in an awkward middle ground. They were never quite mainstream, but they also never disappeared. Merchants experimented, users showed curiosity, and yet, for most businesses, accepting crypto still felt like something peripheral rather than essential.As the industry moves toward 2026, that dynamic is changing — not because crypto suddenly became more exciting, but because payment infrastructure around it is becoming more practical. The focus is shifting away from ideology and toward execution: settlement, compliance, and integration with existing systems.The next…
Bitcoin fell below $85,000 and touched a low of $84,250. CoinGlass data shows total liquidations hit $804 million over the past 24 hours. The crash happened as gold fell from its peak above $5,500 on Thursday. Cryptocurrency markets saw a sharp risk-off move on Thursday, with Bitcoin sliding to a low of $84,250. The sell-off swept through major tokens, sending shockwaves across the crypto derivatives market. Long positions bore the brunt of the move, as the drop pushed total liquidations over the past 24 hours above $800 million. The downturn coincided with an abrupt reversal in gold prices, with the…
Ethereum (ETH) announced ERC-8004 is heading to mainnet, positioning the network as a neutral infrastructure for a problem the AI industry can’t yet solve: how agents prove they’re trustworthy when no single platform controls the reputation layer.The timing reveals the underlying tension, as AI agents are moving from demos into production systems that trigger real transactions.Mastercard is drafting commerce standards for agentic checkout, UK banks are piloting customer-facing agent trials slated for early 2026, and Gartner projects 40% of enterprise applications will integrate task-specific agents by year-end.However, a Camunda report found that while 71% of organizations now deploy AI agents,…
Optimism (OP) underperformed as risk-off sentiment hit high-beta altcoins hardest. The buyback plan is delayed, small, and lacks immediate supply reduction. Technical breakdown below key averages has triggered strong sell-side momentum. The Optimism (OP) token is falling even after token holders approved a long-awaited buyback plan. At first glance, this seems counterintuitive, since buybacks are often seen as bullish for token prices. However, the market reaction highlights the gap between long-term fundamentals and short-term trading reality. OP is currently trading around $0.27, down roughly 8.8% in the past 24 hours. This decline is sharper than the broader crypto market’s 5.26%…