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While blockchain data confirms the movement to Coinbase Prime, the transfer could also mean internal asset management or custody.

Polymarket and similar platforms are considered unlicensed gambling operators, leading to blocked access.

The following is a guest post and opinion from Artemiy Parshakov, VP of Institutions at P2P.org. How the Institutional View of Self-Custody Is Changing For years, institutional participants largely equated self-custody with retail risk. Managing private keys, interacting directly with protocols, and relying on personal hardware were viewed as practices better suited to individual users […] The post Self-custody is no longer a retail hobby. It is becoming institutional infrastructure appeared first on CryptoSlate.

XRP price prediction as $1.92 compression tightens. Binance’s RLUSD listing and Ripple adoption fuel breakout risk into 2026. The post XRP Price Prediction: Symmetrical Triangle at $1.90 – Breakout or Breakdown Next? appeared first on Cryptonews.

The tariffs would be imposed to all goods entering the US if Canada strikes a deal with China.

The ETH ETFs were deep in the red as well last week.

Crypto's IPO market is back, but the companies leading the charge aren't the ones most exposed to token volatility. BitGo priced its initial public offering on Jan. 21 at $18 per share, raising $212.8 million and valuing the custody platform at $2.08 billion. Shares opened the next day at $22.43, a 24.6% jump that pushed […] The post New explosive IPO surge proves smart money has abandoned high-risk tokens for this specific safe haven appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Ethereum Foundation elevates quantum resistance to top strategic priority with a $2 million Post Quantum team, launching prize competitions and multi-client development networks as industry experts warn quantum threats could materialize within years rather than decades. The post Ethereum Launches $2M Quantum Defense Team as Threat Timeline Accelerates appeared first on Cryptonews.

Nearly all stablecoins track the U.S. dollar. Experiments with baskets and commodities show how hard that grip is to loosen.

We have a new draft and fresh questions.

Tuesday was the worst trading day for the ETFs since their inception.

Access and market structure issues limit adoption of Strategy’s first non U.S. perpetual preferred, Stream.

Some European policymakers have floated the idea of selling off US debt as a way of combating US belligerence, but it may be much more difficult in practice. The United States’ geopolitical brinkmanship over Greenland has thrown its economic ties to the EU into sharp relief. European powers are considering what instruments it has to combat US belligerence, including the “nuclear option” of offloading US debt. The tone has shifted after a supposed “framework of a deal” at Davos, and US ambitions to take over Greenland have cooled, for now. But EU heads of state are still preparing possible responses to further escalation. One option was cutting off access to US markets through the so-called “trade bazooka.” If triggered, it would cut off US companies from the EU market, costing them billions. Another option is offloading the trillions of dollars in US assets held in Europe. Read more

Proposed restrictions under the US CLARITY Act could drive demand for offshore and synthetic dollar products as investors seek yield outside regulated markets, experts warn. The proposed restrictions on stablecoin yields under the US CLARITY Act risk driving capital out of regulated markets and into offshore, opaque financial structures. Colin Butler, head of markets at Mega Matrix, said banning compliant stablecoins from offering yield would not protect the US financial system, but instead sideline regulated institutions while accelerating capital migration beyond US oversight. “There’s always going to be demand for yield,” Butler told Cointelegraph, adding that if compliant stablecoins can’t offer it, capital will simply move “offshore or into synthetic structures that sit outside the regulatory perimeter.” Read more

Bitcoin’s recent price action had a familiar signature: leverage built on the bounce, funding turned supportive for longs, then the market ran the nearest pockets of fragility until forced selling took over. BTC bouncing up and down in the $80,000 range is a result of futures positioning. Data showed roughly $794 million in Bitcoin long […] The post Bitcoin is trapped on a “liquidation treadmill” where risky positions are being systematically hunted appeared first on CryptoSlate.

As DeFi investors seek stable, uncorrelated returns, R3 is building Solana-native structures to bring private credit and trade finance into crypto markets.

Bitcoin holds $89,500 as Korea probes a $48M BTC breach, UBS explores crypto banking, and Bitwise links Bitcoin with gold in a new macro ETF. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: BTC Stuck at $89,500 – Are Korea’s Breach and UBS the Catalyst? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Las Vegas Valley businesses from juice bars to restaurant chains are adopting Bitcoin payments to eliminate credit card processing fees, leveraging Square's zero-fee Bitcoin acceptance program that runs through 2026 for approximately 4 million U.S. merchants. The post Las Vegas Businesses Ditch Credit Card Fees for Bitcoin Payments appeared first on Cryptonews.

RIVER has entered the top 100 alts after a massive 30% surge today.

Investors and crypto users warn the proposed unrealized gains tax could drive an exodus of capital and talent. The Netherlands plans to tax unrealized capital gains on a range of investments, including stocks, bonds and cryptocurrencies, sparking warnings of capital flight. A majority of lawmakers in the Dutch parliament appear ready to back changes to the country’s Box 3 asset tax regime, which would require investors to pay annual tax on both realized and unrealized gains, even if assets have not been sold, NL Times reported on Tuesday. The plan follows court rulings that struck down the existing system for relying on assumed, rather than actual, returns. The Tweede Kamer (House of Representatives) debated the proposal again this week, with more than 130 questions put to caretaker State Secretary for Taxation Eugène Heijnen. Read more