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Ethereum blockchain beats its own speed-ups, but there's a catch
Ethereum’s daily active addresses climbed above major layer-2 networks in January as lower fees revived on-chain activity.
Bitcoin rewards aren't worth the risk right now as a key Wall Street metric turns negative
The metric highlights weak risk-adjusted performance during periods of volatility, a feature of drawdowns that can persist for months.
ETH, SOL and ADA slip as bitcoin fails to build momentum near $90,000
Asian equities pushed higher and the dollar stayed under pressure, giving crypto a firmer footing after a volatile week.
Bitcoin and yen hold steady as Japan's inflation eases and BOJ keeps interest rates unchanged
The Bank of Japan held rates steady while revising inflation and growth projections higher.
Coinbase lets users borrow up to $1 million against staked ether without selling
The new feature allows U.S. users to borrow USDC against cbETH while keeping their staked ETH exposure intact.
XRP slips to $1.93 despite early signs of a technical rebound
The pullback comes as XRP continues to trade without a fresh headline catalyst, leaving price action largely driven by positioning and technical levels.
Dogecoin falls 2% as liquidation pressure hits meme coins
Trading remains a sell-the-rally environment, with resistance entrenched around $0.126 to $0.127 and only tentative, short-lived bounces emerging on intraday.
XRP slides 19% from January highs, pushing sentiment to 'extreme fear'
Social data show smaller traders have largely stepped aside, a setup that can later fuel sharp rebounds if prices stabilize and buying resumes.
BlackRock-linked wallets move over $430 million in bitcoin, ether to Coinbase Prime
Onchain data shows sizable bitcoin and ether movements tied to BlackRock’s spot ETFs, echoing earlier January flows tied to creation and redemption activity.
New research projects U.S. inflation resurgence, challenging bitcoin bulls' disinflation bets
Inflation in the United States could climb above 4% this year, according to a new analysis by Adam Posen of the Peterson Institute and Peter R. Orszag of Lazard.
