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surges to $1.90 as price remains stuck in narrow range

XRP rose but remained range-bound with buyers defending support and sellers capping rallies near resistance. News context XRP edged higher as the broader crypto outperformed, with price action reflecting consolidation rather than renewed risk appetite. There were no new catalysts driving this move, leaving XRP trading as a positioning market rather than a headline-driven market. […]

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AI/HPC plans could take longer than expected to come to fruition

KBW is taking a more cautious stance on the cryptocurrency mining sector. The Wall Street investment bank downgraded Bitfarms (BITF), Bitdeer (BTDR), and HIVE Digital (HIVE) from outperform to market perform. In a series of investor notes released Monday, the bank signaled that while the industry’s transition to high-performance computing (HPC) and AI hosting is

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American Bitcoin (ABTC) increases its holdings to almost 5,900 BTC

American company Bitcoin, backed by the Trump family, increased its bitcoin reserves to approximately 5,843 BTC, propelling the company to become one of the largest cryptocurrency holding companies in the world. The miner said it achieved a bitcoin return of around 116% between its debut on Nasdaq on September 3, 2025 and January 25, 2026,

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Mike Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital (GLXY) leads investment in Tenbin

Tokenization is supposed to make markets faster and more accessible. But many on-chain versions of real-world assets have failed to deliver on that promise, offering limited liquidity, slow settlement, and prices that deviate from reality, says Yuki Yuminaga, co-founder and CEO of Tenbin Labs. His New York-based startup wants to change that by creating institutional-grade

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Miden and Korea’s KODA Sign Memorandum of Understanding on Institutional Digital Asset Infrastructure

Financial institutions may be returning to the South Korean crypto market and privacy-focused blockchain project Miden is trying to get a head start. Miden has signed a strategic memorandum of understanding with Korea Digital Asset (KODA), South Korea’s largest institutional custodian of digital assets, to collaborate on infrastructure and standards for the regulated adoption of

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Chinese-language cryptocurrency laundering networks multiply as illicit on-chain flows reach $82 billion

Cryptocurrency money laundering has grown significantly over the past five years, with Chinese-language networks becoming a central pillar of the global underground economy, according to a new study from blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis. The report estimates that more than $82 billion passed through on-chain laundering channels in 2025, up from around $10 billion in 2020.

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Tether’s USAT stablecoin could be a ‘threat’ to Circle’s USDC for institutional dollars

According to analysts, Tether’s new stablecoin USAT could pose the first serious challenge to Circle’s USDC (CRCL) in the US market – if it can convince institutions. Launched in partnership with federally chartered bank Anchorage Digital and Cantor Fitzgerald, USAT is Tether’s first attempt at a U.S.-regulated dollar token aimed at institutional users. Tether’s flagship

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Standard Chartered says US regional banks most exposed to risk of moving $500 billion in stablecoins

The regulatory bottleneck in Washington masks a trillion-dollar threat to America’s banking core. The rise of stablecoins is extending beyond emerging markets and becoming a direct threat to national balance sheets, investment bank Standard Chartered said in a report released Tuesday. The main risk for US lenders is net interest margin (NIM) erosion, according to

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