2026-01-14 10:31:04

Recent movements in the cryptocurrency market have been frequent. The US spot Bitcoin fund saw a net inflow of $750 million on January 13, reaching the highest level in nearly three months. The continuous inflow reflects institutional investors' optimism about Bitcoin.

Meanwhile, Russia is also advancing the optimization of its regulatory framework. The country's latest finalized crypto legislation relaxes restrictions on non-professional investors, setting a participation cap of $3,800, which helps promote the widespread use of crypto assets in daily transactions and cross-border settlements.

Innovations are also emerging on the payment front. A leading bank-affiliated card organization has been approved for a hybrid credit card patent. This system prioritizes transactions through a linked stablecoin wallet, only switching to traditional card charges when the balance is insufficient, marking the beginning of stablecoin payments integrating into the mainstream financial system.

In the Ethereum ecosystem, the launch of the GWEI governance token has endowed blockchain computing resources with tradable properties, potentially enabling the execution layer to become a programmable marketplace and further optimize network efficiency.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 15h ago

$750 million flowing in daily, institutions are really starting to move Russia is taking quite a serious approach, with a $3,800 threshold allowing ordinary people to participate. This is the right way to promote Linking bank cards to stablecoins? Let's see how traditional finance reacts... GWEI has a bit of a speculative vibe. The idea of tradable computing resources sounds good, but practical implementation is still a long way off The market is indeed heating up, but don't get carried away by this wave of enthusiasm

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MetaverseHomeless

· 15h ago

750 million USD a day? Are the institutions really hoarding coins like crazy? Stablecoins have been integrated into bank card systems, so we're not far from mainstream adoption. Russia's move is quite clever; the $3,800 threshold makes it easier to popularize. I'm still a bit confused about the tradability of GWEI. Can someone explain?

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BearMarketGardener

· 15h ago

750 million a day, institutions are really bottom-fishing now Russia has also loosened restrictions? It feels like the whole world is embracing the crypto space, while domestically we're still in Cold War mode Stablecoins directly on credit cards, now even grandma can use USDC haha GWEI's move this time, can the execution layer really become a programmable market? It's a bit hard to imagine This rebound is truly different, with strong fundamentals, good policies, and applications coming in. It feels like we're about to break previous highs

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BTCBeliefStation

· 15h ago

Institutions have entered with 750 million, this pace is quite aggressive The stablecoin card thing is really happening, traditional finance has finally bowed Russia's $3800 cap? Clearly trying to control risk GWEI is market-oriented, Ethereum's move is well played But I still want to ask, how far can this wave of market trend go?

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liquidation_watcher

· 15h ago

Institutions are frantically buying up, is this wave really about to rise? --- Russia's move is pretty clever, the $3800 threshold is interesting --- Wait, directly converting bank cards to stablecoins? Is this about revolutionizing traditional finance? --- Gwei is tradable... These Ethereum developers really know how to stir things up --- $750 million in one day? Are US funds dumping or are they really bullish? --- Stablecoin payments becoming mainstream, I didn't see that coming, banks are no longer tough --- Russia opening up to small investors, feels like the prelude to another wipeout... --- The logic of commodifying computing resources, I need a moment to process this --- Could it be another hype before a routine surge? --- Institutions, Russia, stablecoins, Ethereum... all green lights? That's a bit too coincidental

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 15h ago

Institutional large-scale entry, is stablecoin going to become mainstream payment? Is it true or false? --- 7.5 billion in one day, this pace is a bit fierce... --- Russia's $3,800 cap, and this is still called "relaxed"? Laugh out loud --- Stablecoin payments should have come long ago, bank cards should be worried --- GWEI becoming tradable? Ethereum is up to something again --- I'm all in for institutional bottom-fishing, simple and straightforward --- Cross-border settlement is indeed the way out for stablecoins, but it's still a long way off --- Hybrid credit cards sound good, but will anyone actually use them? --- What does the highest inflow in three months indicate? It shows people are still gambling --- Anyway, at least now all countries are taking cryptocurrencies seriously

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