Solana is gaining attention as large wallets increase their investments ahead of 2026, coinciding with Bitcoin stabilizing and traders shifting focus to high-growth cryptocurrencies linked to real-world applications.
The new year in crypto focuses on Ethereum, Cardano, and Remittix, with traders shifting from hype to strategic investments. Remittix has set a launch date of February 9, 2026, for its crypto-to-fiat platform, attracting investor attention.
Ripple is advancing its stablecoin strategy with a focus on regulation and oversight. Its U.S. dollar stablecoin, RLUSD, aims to be a compliance-oriented product rather than a speculative crypto token.
Pi Network has been under heavy pressure since its listing on centralized exchanges. The token is currently trading near $0.209, far below its peak and struggling to regain momentum.
The crypto markets have seen significant gains, led by XRP's rise to the 4th largest crypto. While memecoins like DOGE and PEPE strengthen, MYX Finance experienced an 80% surge followed by a 30% drop, raising concerns about who is selling the token.
Ethereum is showing strong upward momentum after recently reaching local highs, maintaining support at the $3000 mark. Technical indicators and on-chain data indicate a potential rise to $3500 soon.
A former CFTC leader predicts that institutional crypto testing will lead to real deployment by 2026, with regulatory clarity being crucial for large institutions entering the market. Compliance and trusted infrastructure will determine which crypto firms succeed.
Dogecoin aims to stabilize above support, while Pepe shows short-term speculation despite strong volume. For a genuine memecoin surge, Bitcoin must hold firm, but sustained interest and participation are still lacking.
Traders have reduced U.S. shutdown fears to 28%, stabilizing markets as federal spending is secured until September 2026. The crypto market, however, suffered a $200 billion loss amid shutdown anxieties and ETF outflows.
SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw officially left the agency on January 2. Her departure leaves the Securities and Exchange Commission with an all-Republican panel for the first time in years.
Ethereum is reigniting discussions among traders regarding large-cap and early-stage investments. With ETH at $2,974 and a notable shift in on-chain data, more Ether is entering the staking queue, suggesting potential for significant price increases.
The cryptocurrency market has shown renewed bullish momentum in 2026, with Bitcoin surpassing $90,000 and Ethereum maintaining above $3,000. XRP's significant gains have elevated it to the fourth position, while SUI is poised for a potential breakout from its consolidation range.
Coinbase emphasizes the significance of the slow CLARITY Act process in establishing a comprehensive U.S. crypto framework. Institutions predict a robust crypto resurgence by 2026, with Bitcoin potentially reaching $170K and Ethereum approaching $9K as regulatory clarity unfolds.
Dogecoin rises 10% to $0.14 with a 120% surge in trading volume. Whale wallets accumulated 325 million DOGE, driving bullish market momentum. The memecoin sector also sees gains, with PEPE, SHIB, BONK, and FLOKI experiencing double-digit increases.
January 2026 marks a pivotal time for crypto investments, with Mutuum Finance (MUTM) emerging as a strong candidate. Unlike many tokens driven by hype, MUTM offers structured utility and a rewarding presale model, aiming for long-term growth.
Bitcoin's decline below $90K was triggered by U.S. strikes in Venezuela, illustrating how geopolitical tensions impact crypto markets. Despite a brief recovery, global risk factors quickly reasserted their influence.
Jupiter's $70 million token buybacks failed to boost JUP price, which is down 89%. The core team questions the buyback strategy, proposing redirection of funds to user rewards and platform growth, while also reducing the airdrop from 700 million to 200 million to ease selling pressure.