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Bitcoin developer, Jameson Lopp, posted a simple observation days after CoinGecko published its 2025 dead coins report.Ignorant folks claim that Bitcoin isn’t scarce because anyone can launch their own cryptocurrency. They fail to recognize that while anyone can copy code, no one can copy a network of users and infrastructure.The timing crystallized a tension that’s shaped crypto since the first Bitcoin fork. Token issuance has always been abundant, as spinning up a new coin takes minutes, not months.But CoinGecko’s latest dataset turned the “anyone can launch” argument into something measurable: 53.2% of tokens tracked on GeckoTerminal between July 2021 and…

Key takeaways PUMP is up 1.1% in the last 24 hours, outperforming the broader crypto market. The recent rally comes after Pump.fun launched a new callout in the previous feature that lets creators share trending coins on the platform. Pump.fun’s DEX volume surges as price approaches $0.003 PUMP, the native coin of the Pump.fun DEX is up 1% in the last 24 hours, outperforming the broader crypto market. The positive performance comes after Pump.fun released a callout feature on Thursday for creators to share listed coins with their followers. This latest development could boost the social interest and trading activity…

State Street is developing tokenised money-market funds, ETFs, and deposits to transition traditional market infrastructure onto blockchain technology. The bank focuses on upgrading existing fund structures for institutional clients rather than creating crypto-native products. This move mirrors a broader industry shift where firms like BNY Mellon and Franklin Templeton are digitising real-world assets to improve liquidity and settlement speed. State Street said it is building tokenised versions of mainstream cash and investment products, including money-market funds, exchange-traded funds and cash instruments such as tokenised deposits and stablecoins. According to a press release, the firm plans to work with institutional asset…

Copper hit a new record high this week as crypto traders focused on the surge in silver and gold. However, copper’s rise could actually shift the rate path that underpins the market’s liquidity narrative.The all-time high for copper is now around $6.06 per pound as of Wednesday, Jan. 14.Futures activity has tracked the price move in ways that complicate the idea of a one-session burst.An COMEX update posted Jan. 15, 2026, reported estimated volume of 74,332 contracts, down from 83,265.Open interest rose to 269,825, up 3,588.MarketTimestamp (ET)Estimated volumeOpen interestCOMEX copper futuresJan. 15, 2026, 10:00 a.m.74,332 (down from 83,265 prior session)269,825…

Iranians moved significant funds from domestic exchanges to personal Bitcoin wallets during late 2025 as a flight to safety before a nationwide internet blackout. Total crypto activity hit 7.78 billion dollars in 2025 as citizens sought alternatives to a domestic currency that has lost 90 percent of its value since 2018. Wallets linked to the Revolutionary Guard received over 3 billion dollars in 2025 and accounted for more than half of all transaction value in the final quarter. Crypto transactions linked to Iran rose sharply during late-2025 protests, with blockchain data showing a surge in withdrawals from Iranian exchanges into…

X’s API ban erased Yaps, removing most of the real token utility of KAITO. Insider wallet transfers before the shutdown intensified sell pressure. KAITO’s price has fallen below key support, leaving the token near all-time lows. Kaito has officially begun winding down its Yaps product after losing access to the X API, marking a major turning point for the project and its token economy. The decision follows a recent policy change by X, formerly Twitter, which banned applications that reward users for posting content on the platform. X cited a surge in AI-generated spam and low-quality engagement as the primary…

Moynihan said allowing stablecoin-linked yield could trigger large-scale deposit migration away from the banking system, weakening banks’ ability to extend credit. He said deposit migration would force banks to rely on higher-cost wholesale funding, pushing borrowing costs higher, particularly for smaller businesses. The comments come as US lawmakers debate crypto legislation, with yield on stablecoins a key unresolved issue. Bank of America Chief Executive Brian Moynihan has warned that permitting stablecoin issuers to pay interest could draw up to US$6 trillion (AU$9.06 trillion) out of the US banking system, potentially reducing banks’ ability to lend and increasing borrowing costs. Speaking…

Bitcoin (BTC) nearly touched $98,000 overnight before settling around $96,000, up roughly 5.5% over recent sessions. The rally reignited a familiar question: is this the setup for a sustained move above $100,000, or another fragile push built on thin order books and positioning games? Market Cap $1.9T 24h Volume $46.87B All-Time High $126,173.18 Glassnode’s latest analysis reveals a nuanced picture, where mechanical positioning drove the recent move while broader structural demand remains uneven and liquidity stays compressed.Supply meets demand at a critical thresholdThe current price sits inside a dense cluster of long-term holder supply accumulated between April and July 2025,…

Only VASP-registered platforms will stay available on the Play Store. Local exchanges like Upbit and Bithumb could gain more market share. Some traders may shift towards DeFi and non-custodial wallets. South Korea’s crypto market is facing a major shift in how traders access overseas centralised exchanges. Many foreign cryptocurrency exchange (CEX) apps are expected to become unavailable for download or unable to receive updates, through South Korea’s Google Play Store. The change is linked to a Google policy update that ties app availability to local licensing requirements. As a result, only platforms that meet South Korea’s regulatory standards will remain…

Several leaders of asset tokenisation firms have spoken out against Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong’s claim that the US Senate’s draft market structure bill would impose a “de facto ban on tokenised securities.” Tokenisation firms argue the draft bill simply sought to clarify that tokenised securities were subject to the same regulation as regular securities — a step they believe is helpful. Armstrong’s claim formed part of his justification to withdraw Coinbase’s support for the bill, resulting in a postponement of a planned markup session planned for today and casting doubt over the bill’s prospects of passing before this year’s US…