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One thing we rarely think about is how bad weather can affect Bitcoin's security, but it happens fairly regularly. Snow can legitimately pose a risk to Bitcoin miners who secure the blockchain. The snow shows up on the weather map first, a fat smear of color stretching across state lines. Then it turns into the […] The post Bitcoin hashrate collapses weakening security as major mining pool drops 30% of its power appeared first on CryptoSlate.

The Senate Agriculture Committee pushed its planned markup hearing, where lawmakers would debate and vote on its market structure bill, to Thursday morning.

The ETF would actively manage a covered call bitcoin exposure through BlackRock's existing iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), to generate income for investors.

Santiment's MVRV data revealed that XRP and ADA are more undervalued than Bitcoin.

Bitcoin’s net realized P/L has dropped 97%, approaching zero for the first time since June 2022, signaling potential market caution as whales remain profitable while selling pressure is notably reduced, echoing patterns that preceded past capitulation events. The post Bitcoin’s Net Realized P/L Hits Zero Again — Is a June 2022-Style Capitulation Next? appeared first on Cryptonews.

Gold smashed past $5,100 as Ethereum falters below $3,000—and prediction market users called it months ago.

Failure to pass market structure legislation this year wouldn’t derail U.S. crypto, but it would prolong regulatory ambiguity, favoring bitcoin and infrastructure.

Internet Computer (ICP) was also among the underperformers, falling 3.9% over the weekend.

The crypto treasury firm added over 40,000 ETH last week and has now staked over 2 million tokens.

Extreme cold led miners to curb their electricity use, briefly cutting hashrate as grid stress spread across several regions.

A new UK Cryptoasset Business Council report found that almost all major banks are imposing blanket limits or blocks on transfers to crypto exchanges, effectively debanking crypto users. A new survey by the UK Cryptoasset Business Council (UKCBC) found that transfers between United Kingdom bank accounts and crypto exchanges are frequently blocked, delayed or refused, even when customers are trying to use regulated platforms. ​The survey, titled Locked Out: Debanking the UK’s Digital Asset Economy, draws on responses from 10 of the UK’s largest centralized exchanges, which collectively serve millions of UK consumers and have processed hundreds of billions of pounds in transactions.  It aims to replace anecdotes with hard numbers on how current banking practices affect the sector. The UKCBC argues that widespread restrictions are a major obstacle to growth and are already undermining the UK’s ambitions to be a leading hub for digital assets. Read more

[PRESS RELEASE – Shibuya, Japan, January 26th, 2026] RYO Digital Marks 2025 as a Defining Year for Regulated Infrastructure, Real-World Utility, and Global Adoption RYO Digital concludes 2025 as a year of focused execution and measurable progress, anchored by the global rollout of LIFE Wallet and continued advancement of its regulated Web3 infrastructure. Rooted in […]

[PRESS RELEASE – Naxxar, Malta, January 26th, 2026] Crypto.Casino, a new independent review and feedback platform, today announced the official launch of its website, designed to help players navigate the crypto casino space with greater confidence, transparency, and trust. As cryptocurrency-based gambling platforms continue to grow rapidly, players often face limited information, inconsistent standards, and […]

The company recently walked away from multi-billion dollar acquisition talks with Mastercard, instead opting to remain independent.

Already an investor in CoreWeave, Nvidia last September had agreed to purchase $6.3 billion of computing services from the AI infrastructure provider.

A researcher uncovered a 149 million-credential dump from infostealer malware, including 420,000 Binance logins, exposing growing risks to crypto users. A cybersecurity researcher uncovered a massive, publicly accessible database containing millions of stolen login credentials harvested from malware-infected personal devices, including accounts linked to major social media platforms and the crypto exchange Binance. The dataset, uncovered by cybersecurity researcher Jeremiah Fowler, contained about 149 million usernames and passwords from personal phones and computers, according to a Friday blog post published on ExpressVPN. The records were tied to services including Facebook, Instagram, Netflix and Binance, with at least 420,000 credentials associated with Binance users. The leak contained 48 million Gmail accounts, four million Yahoo accounts, 17 million Facebook accounts, 6.5 million Instagram accounts, 3.4 million Netflix accounts and 780,000 TikTok accounts, among others. Read more

Strategy acquired $264 million of Bitcoin last week during a market pullback, boosting its holdings to more than 712,000 BTC, according to a Monday SEC filing. Michael Saylor’s Strategy, the world’s largest public Bitcoin holder, disclosed fresh BTC purchases as prices slid during a broader market sell-off. Strategy acquired 2,932 Bitcoin (BTC) for $264.1 million last week, according to a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing on Monday. The acquisitions were made at an average price of $90,061 per BTC, with Bitcoin starting the week above $93,000 and briefly tumbling below $87,000, according to CoinGecko. Read more

Bitcoin steadies near $87K as Robert Kiyosaki ignores volatility, citing debt risks and dollar erosion, while technical charts hint at a possible rebound. The post Bitcoin Price Prediction: Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Kiyosaki Ignores Price Crash – Here’s Why He’s More Bullish Than Ever appeared first on Cryptonews.

PI continues to decline and is now the 75th-biggest cryptocurrency.

Bitcoin dipped below $87,000 as the Coinbase Premium hit 12-month lows, signalling weak US demand and with technicals hinting at a $66,000 BTC price target. Bitcoin (BTC) extended its weakness into the low-liquidity weekend trading session, with BTC slipping to a five-week low of $86,000 on Sunday. The cryptocurrency could potentially retest its macro low of $66,000 over the coming weeks, a key support level from November 2024. Key takeaways: Bitcoin dropped below $87,000 on Sunday as its momentum weakened. Read more