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Zpráva Chainalysis tvrdí, že Íránci vybírají Bitcoin z burz a ukládají jej do svých osobních peněženek.

Aby bojoval proti měnové krizi, zakoupila centrální vláda Íránu více než 500 milionů dolarů v digitálních aktivech podložených dolarem.

Uprostřed geopolitických napětí vyrostl íránský kryptoměnový ekosystém na téměř 7,78 miliardy dolarů v roce 2025.

Podle zprávy společnosti blockchainové analýzy Elliptic zakoupila centrální banka Íránu více než 500 milionů dolarů v digitálních aktivech podložených dolarem v uplynulém roce, aby zmírnila měnovou krizi a obešla americké sankce. Írán také začal nabízet platby kryptoměnou za zahraniční zbrojní smlouvy, což naznačuje posun v tom, jak sankcionované státy provádějí obchod.

The PI token trades near $0.18 as wider market pressure drives sharper losses

Heavy token unlocks and weak liquidity keep the PI token stuck in a fragile setup

RSI shows deep oversold levels, yet sellers still dominate near key barriers

The PI token slid again, holding near $0.1837 at press time after another mild dip over the past day. The move extends a bruising stretch for the token, which is now down by 11% on the week and roughly 90% from last year’s levels. The decline mirrors an uneasy mood across the wider market, where risk appetite has thinned, and smaller altcoins have struggled to find buyers.

The tone has grown heavier in recent sessions. Outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs, paired with shifting expectations for Federal Reserve policy, have tightened conditions across the board. Even sturdier assets felt the pullback, leaving higher-risk names such as PI more exposed to abrupt selling.

Broader Pressure Spills Into Smaller Caps

Total crypto market capitalization slipped about 0.87% in 24 hours, enough to reinforce the sense that sentiment has tilted defensive. Similarly, Bitcoin’s move lower followed ETF withdrawals of roughly $1.22 billion in a week, a figure that caught attention and stirred talk of investors seeking steadier ground.

Source: SoSoValue

Strong GDP data added to the mix by softening hopes for quick rate cuts, giving traders one more reason to ease off exposure. A look at the Fear and Greed Index, sitting at 34, reflected that caution.

Source: CoinMarketCap

Conditions like this often widen the gap between major tokens and thinner altcoins. PI’s tight liquidity leaves little room for error, and even modest trades can push prices farther than expected.

Structural Friction Persists in the PI Ecosystem

Away from macro forces, PI faces long-running issues inside its ecosystem. More than 1.2 billion tokens are scheduled to unlock in the next year, an overhang that continues to shadow price action. On the other hand, demand has not risen at the same pace, leaving supply growth to do most of the talking.

Source: PiScan

Notably, market access remains narrow. PI is still absent from tier-one exchanges, keeping liquidity shallow and limiting participation. That limited reach, combined with the large supply controlled by the Pi Foundation, has raised ongoing questions about concentration.

Updates such as the recent Pi App Studio rollout were noted, but the market reacted little, with structural concerns continuing to dominate the conversation.

Technical Picture Offers a Brief Pause, but Not Relief

On the chart, PI touched a record low of $0.15 earlier in the week before bouncing. A double bottom appeared around that zone, helped by a hammer-shaped candle that signaled some resistance to further selling. However, the relief was short and tentative.

Source: TradingView

The price is now drifting toward a familiar barrier at $0.19 to $0.20, a former support shelf that flipped into resistance after December’s breakdown. Moreover, its position near the 23.60% Fibonacci mark only strengthens the level’s influence. Unless the token pushes cleanly through that range, the broader downtrend remains intact.

Not to leave out, PI continues to trade beneath all major moving averages, and the Supertrend signal still tilts negative. None of these points point to a firm recovery. Thus, a revisit of the prior low near $0.15 sits within reach if sellers regain momentum.

Related: SAND Price Jumps 11% as Two-Week Bullish Streak Extends

Momentum Gauges Highlight Room to Move

The one counterweight, however, is the Relative Strength Index, now hovering around 26. That reading reflects heavy selling rather than renewed strength, but it does suggest space for short-term rotation if buyers reappear.

For any meaningful recovery, PI would need to reclaim the $0.19-$0.20 band, stabilize, and then work toward higher levels at $0.23 and $0.26. For now, sentiment remains cautious, supply pressure lingers, and the burden rests on the chart to show that sellers have finally exhausted their advantage.

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Ledger targets a $4B valuation as demand for secure self-custody wallets accelerates.

Rising crypto hacks and fraud drive stronger demand for offline hardware security.

Goldman, Jefferies, and Barclays back Ledger’s planned push into US public markets.

Ledger is preparing for a potential U.S. initial public offering (IPO) that could value the company at more than $4 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.

The French crypto hardware wallet maker has engaged Goldman Sachs, Jefferies, and Barclays to advise on a U.S. listing. The people said a New York float could follow as soon as 2026.

NEWS: @Ledger eyes a New York IPO at a valuation above $4B, per the Financial Times. pic.twitter.com/P3wHqEmnxj

— CoinGecko (@coingecko) January 23, 2026

Ledger’s US IPO plan targets New York

Ledger, founded in Paris in 2014, markets itself as a consumer security brand in crypto custody. Ledger sells USB-like hardware wallets that keep private keys offline in cold storage, including Nano devices that connect to phones and computers. A report by the Financial Times said the company is preparing a U.S. listing that could value it above $4 billion. However, the timetable remains subject to change. 

The report also noted Ledger last carried a valuation of roughly $1.5 billion in 2023 following a fundraising round that included True Global Ventures and 10T Holdings. Chief Executive Officer Pascal Gauthier has also framed New York as central to crypto financing. In addition, the report said Ledger generated “triple-digit millions” in revenue in 2025.

Ledger security record and Nano X issues

Ledger’s public-market push arrives with attention on its security history. In a December 2020 update, the CEO said attackers stole about 1 million email addresses and 9,532 records with detailed personal data.

Let me rephrase:

Ledger, a French security company has been breached multiple times which resulted in its customers private data being leaked has lead to targeted thefts and millions stolen.

Current products have major issue like the battery for the Ledger Nano X.

Now Ledger…

— ZachXBT (@zachxbt) January 23, 2026

In early January 2026, Ledger said unauthorized access hit systems run by its e-commerce partner Global-e. The company said the incident exposed limited customer order and contact details. Ledger said the incident did not compromise wallets, devices, or recovery phrases. Still, the company warned users about phishing attempts tied to leaked purchase data.

Product reliability has also drawn attention from customers. Ledger’s support guidance addresses Ledger Nano X battery issues and outlines “battery conditioning” steps. Ledger has also added fees in parts of its ecosystem. Its Ledger Multisig documentation lists a $10 fixed fee for most transactions. It also lists a 0.05% variable fee for certain Ethereum transfers, on top of network fees.

The company links that push to Clear Signing, which it describes as readable transaction details before approval. Meanwhile, Chainalysis estimated scammers and fraudsters stole $17 billion in 2025, up from $13 billion in 2024. The Federal Bureau of Investigation said North Korea stole about $1.5 billion in virtual assets from Bybit on or about February 21, 2025. The FBI said it calls that activity “TraderTraitor.”

Wall Street banks line up as crypto listings regain traction

Ledger’s IPO planning comes as the sector tests public markets again. Recent deals have given bankers fresh reference points for pricing. Crypto custody firm BitGo debuted on the New York Stock Exchange on January 22, 2026, under the ticker BTGO. It priced its IPO at $18 per share and opened at $22.43.

Related: BitGo Prices IPO Above Range, Values Firm at $2.08 Billion

Reportedly, BitGo and selling shareholders raised about $212.8 million. Furthermore, BitGo’s debut valuation was about $2.59 billion after the early jump. BitGo’s shares later slipped back and closed at $18.49, according to market reporting. 

In addition, the report highlighted that Ledger’s plans pointed to a broader pipeline. It said firms such as Circle, Gemini, Bullish, Grayscale, and Kraken have pursued or explored U.S. listings. Ledger has not announced IPO terms or a filing date. Consequently, investors will watch for disclosures that clarify timing, structure, and security commitments as a public issuer.

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Japan’s bond yields surge and alter risk signals while gold rises during market stress.

Bitcoin lags gold as investors wait for clear liquidity action from the Bank of Japan.

BOJ bond support weakens the yen and strengthens gold demand across markets.

Gold prices rose while Bitcoin lagged in early 2026 as Japan’s bond market emerged as a key driver of global risk sentiment. Rising yields altered capital flows and investor positioning across assets. The Japanese government raised its alert level because bond market movements caused financial distress to investors. Officials confirmed that market conditions improved after the recent sell-off, but they recognized that rates, currencies, and risk assets continued to experience volatility.

On Friday, Japan’s two-year government bond yield reached a record 1.245%. The ten-year yield steadied near 2.25%, suggesting persistent upward pressure at the long end of the curve. Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said authorities are monitoring markets with a high sense of urgency. She added that communication with investors remains critical to avoid disorderly moves.

According to Stockwits, Katayama said stress in the bond market has begun to ease. Still, investors remain sensitive to fiscal signals, bond supply dynamics, and monetary normalization.

Gold Rises Alongside Bonds in a Policy Stress Signal

Market researchers noted that rising Japanese yields no longer pressure gold through higher opportunity costs. Instead, gold and Japanese bonds have climbed together during the recent yield surge.

Delphi researcher Marcus said the shift reflects policy stress and balance sheet fragility rather than healthy normalization. He also noted that the one-year relationship between gold and Japan’s ten-year yield has turned positive.

Bitcoin is stalling while gold grinds higher.

The reason could be in Japanese bonds.

Normally rising yields pressure gold by increasing the opportunity cost of holding a non yielding asset.

When gold and yields move together, the market is pricing policy stress and balance… https://t.co/aPoHmdEg6B pic.twitter.com/IYmhg961by

— Delphi Digital (@Delphi_Digital) January 22, 2026

Gold traded at $4,596.32 per ounce early Friday. Retail chatter around gold-backed stablecoin Tether Gold stayed high while sentiment remained neutral on Stocktwits. Marcus said Japanese bond moves now act as a stress signal for global markets. For US risk assets, BOJ intervention has historically worked as a liquidity release valve.

When liquidity conditions stabilize, gold tends to benefit first during stress periods. This dynamic has supported gold’s edge higher during recent bond volatility.

Related: Japan Bond Yields Hit Record Highs: Is Crypto Going To Be Bullish?

Bitcoin Waits for BOJ Action as Liquidity Focus Grows

Bitcoin has not mirrored gold’s rally as investors wait for clearer signals from the Bank of Japan. Researchers say Bitcoin reacts more positively after credible BOJ intervention. Marcus said Bitcoin does not compete with gold during stress. Instead, it waits for policymakers to turn off the stress signal by smoothing the yield curve or controlling long-end yields.

Macro trader JustDario said the BOJ already moved to de-escalate bond stress. In one session, it purchased eight ¥50 billion bond tranches and lent ¥312 billion to banks. He said the ¥1.16 trillion liquidity support pressured the yen. The currency weakened to 158.8 per dollar, which reinforced gold’s role as a hedge.

The BOJ printed JPY to stop the collapse of the JGB market, now the JPY is logically depreciating as a result, although not as fast as it should be. Why? Because the Japanese government threat of direct FX intervention at ~160 vs USD successfully keeping money managers and… https://t.co/QX53zremcJ pic.twitter.com/pM49FTOIvh

— JustDario (@DarioCpx) January 22, 2026

Crypto analyst Quinten François said Bitcoin has never been this undervalued against gold on a long-term basis. He cited Bitcoin to gold power law models and called the ratio a rare opportunity.Investor Mark Chadwick said gold rallies often precede crypto gains. He pointed to 2017 and 2021 when gold rose first before Bitcoin and altcoins followed. As Japanese yields reshape risk signals, one question now guides markets: will decisive BOJ intervention unlock liquidity and shift momentum from gold toward Bitcoin?

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DOGE zůstává v strmém poklesu, přestože spuštění ETF Nasdaq přitáhlo slabou počáteční poptávku.

Dlouhé likvidace rostou, protože otevřený zájem klesá, což označuje slábnoucí přesvědčení na trhu.

Analytici zdůrazňují struktury klínu a kanálu, což naznačuje potenciál pro dlouhodobý průlom.

Pokles Dogecoinu se táhne do dalšího týdne a tón na trzích zůstává těžký. Token se od začátku září pohybuje níže, zřídka nachází dostatek síly k stabilizaci, natož k obratu.

Do poloviny rána se DOGE pohyboval blízko 0,1244 USD. Tento pohyb snížil další procentní bod za den a posunul týdenní ztráty přibližně na 11 %. Kromě toho výkon za poslední rok vypráví hlubší příběh: pokles o 64,67 %, který podtrhuje, jak vytrvalý trend byl.

FIU nařizuje indickým burzám, aby přestaly zpracovávat tokeny kryptoměn zvyšujících anonymitu.

Soukromé mince jako Monero, Zcash a Dash jsou nyní omezeny podle pokynů.

Směrnice posiluje pravidla AML, monitoring peněženek a dohled nad kryptoměnami v zahraničí.

Finanční zpravodajská jednotka Indie nařídila kryptoburzám, aby přestaly zpracovávat digitální tokeny zaměřené na soukromí, s odkazem na zvýšené riziko praní špinavých peněz. Směrnice, vydaná dříve tento měsíc prostřednictvím aktualizovaných pokynů o souladu, cílí na tokeny kryptoměn zvyšující anonymitu obchodované na domácích platformách. Tento krok zahrnuje burzy, zprostředkovatele a regulátory a má za cíl omezit neprokazatelné transakce tím, že omezí, jak takové aktiva vstupují a vystupují ze systému.

Prokurátoři zjistili, že zabavený Bitcoin chybí po auditu v péči z minulého roku.

Vyšetřovatelé spojují ztrátu s phishingem spojeným s odhaleným řízením přístupu k peněženkám.

Případ se objevuje, když soudy potvrzují širší pravomoci k zabavování digitálních aktiv po celé zemi.

Jihočeští prokurátoři vyšetřují zmizení Bitcoinu zabaveného jako trestný výnos poté, co interní audit označil chybějící aktiva pod státní správou. Úřady odhadují ztrátu na přibližně 70 miliard wonů, nebo 48 milionů dolarů. Vysoce postavený prokurátor řekl místním médiím, že Bitcoin pravděpodobně zmizel během správy minulý rok.

Chainlink has acquired Atlas to expand SVR and raise DeFi revenue via multi-chain recapture.

Atlas integration extends Chainlink SVR to new chains, helping protocols reclaim MEV.

The deal accelerates SVR adoption across ecosystems and adds sustainable revenue for DeFi.

Chainlink has acquired Atlas from FastLane to expand its SVR solution and increase revenue opportunities across decentralized finance ecosystems. The move brings proven order flow technology directly under the Chainlink standard. It also marks a step toward scaling value recapture across multiple blockchains.

The acquisition includes Atlas technology and the onboarding of key Atlas personnel into Chainlink’s ecosystem. As a result, Atlas now exclusively supports Chainlink SVR. Existing Atlas users will follow a streamlined migration path to the Chainlink solution.

We’re proud to share that Atlas, our protocol for application specific orderflow auctions, has been acquired by @chainlink.

Atlas’s proven orderflow technology is now integrated into Chainlink SVR, enabling applications and protocols to capture and retain value more effectively.… pic.twitter.com/Jz43BO2xVy

— FastLane Labs (@0xFastLane) January 22, 2026

Chainlink said the integration expands SVR into new blockchain environments. SVR now operates on Arbitrum, Base, BNB Chain, Ethereum, and HyperEVM. Additional networks are expected to follow over time.

Atlas Strengthens SVR’s Multi-Chain Reach

Atlas, developed by FastLane, allows DeFi protocols to recover value via application-specific order flow auctions. These auctions often support liquidation processes. Protocols such as Compound and Venus already use Atlas technology.

Chainlink has now completely incorporated this system into SVR. The integration allows DeFi applications to recapture value from Chainlink Price Feeds. This value stems from the Maximal Extractable Value tied to oracle updates.

Chainlink SVR focuses on Oracle Extractable Value, also known as OEV. The system redirects value back to protocols instead of external actors. This creates a new revenue stream for participating applications.

According to Chainlink, SVR has already processed more than $460 million in liquidations. It has also recaptured over $10 million in OEV. These figures reflect adoption by major DeFi platforms.

Aave and Compound rank among the early adopters of SVR. The protocols use the system to improve economic efficiency during liquidations. The recaptured value supports both protocols and the Chainlink Network.

The revenue split model shares value between DeFi protocols and Chainlink. This structure aims to improve long-term sustainability. Chainlink said the Atlas acquisition accelerates this model across more chains.

FastLane Partnership And Ecosystem Impact

FastLane partnered with Chainlink to place Atlas under Chainlink’s stewardship. The firm cited Chainlink’s security and reliability record. Chainlink has enabled over $27 trillion in transaction value to date.

The network also secures more than 70% of the DeFi ecosystem. This scale influenced FastLane’s decision to migrate Atlas fully. Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure supports the system’s expansion.

Johann Eid, Chief Business Officer at Chainlink Labs, commented on the acquisition. He said the integration creates a more effective value recapture system. He added that the move helps expand SVR into new ecosystems faster.

Related: SBI Deepens Ties With Chainlink to Power Tokenized Assets

FastLane CEO Alex Watts echoed the view. He said the combination offers DeFi protocols a credible path to recapture on-chain value at scale. He noted that Chainlink is positioned to lead the OEV market.

Despite the acquisition, FastLane will continue operating independently. The company will remain a strategic partner to Chainlink. It will support Atlas operations and broader adoption efforts.

Existing Atlas users can transition to SVR using Chainlink documentation. Chainlink Labs will also provide upgrade support. This includes users migrating from the deprecated Atlas RedStone deployment. On the Ethereum mainnet, SVR will continue using Flashbots MEV-Share. Atlas technology enables SVR expansion beyond Ethereum.

This approach supports deployment across diverse blockchain environments. Chainlink said the acquisition strengthens its role in DeFi infrastructure. By expanding SVR, the network aims to unlock sustainable revenue for the wider DeFi economy.

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BOJ keeps benchmark rate at 0.75% while upgrading inflation and growth forecasts.

Slabost jenu a rostoucí výnosy z dluhopisů zvyšují rizika pro páku v kryptoměnách.

Dissenting vote signals internal pressure for faster tightening and market caution.

Japonská centrální banka v pátek udržela úrokové sazby beze změny, přesto však rozhodnutí tiše zvýšilo nové rizika pro Bitcoin a kryptoměnové trhy. Banka Japonska udržela svou základní sazbu na 0,75 % v Tokiu 23. ledna, přičemž zlepšila prognózy inflace a růstu. Zatímco ceny se téměř nepohly, hlasování odhalilo vnitřní tlak na politiku, rizika financování jenu a rostoucí tlak na páku v kryptoměnách.

Cena SAND roste, jak stoupá poptávka po GameFi a objem obchodování skokově vzrůstá napříč hlavními tokeny.

Kupující brání zóně $0.14–$0.10, zatímco vyšší minima formují strukturu raného zotavení.

Klíčový odpor poblíž $0.29 omezuje potenciál vzestupu, protože širší trend naznačuje, že je třeba zůstat opatrný.

Cena SAND vzrostla dnes znovu, přidala téměř 11 % během 24 hodin a prodloužila zotavení, které se budovalo po dobu dvou týdnů. Tento pohyb přichází na základě silného předchozího období, kdy token vzrostl zhruba o 30 % minulý týden a znovu se dostal do tržních rozhovorů po období tlumeného obchodování.

Odborníci varují, že plán tokenizace NYSE postrádá jasný design blockchainu a tokenové ekonomiky.

Obavy z centralizace rostou, protože model tokenizace NYSE se zdá zachovávat zprostředkovatele.

Lídrům v oblasti kryptoměn se stále jeví tokenizované akcie na blockchainu jako významný milník na trhu.

Plán tokenizace NYSE vyvolal debatu o tom, zda je New Yorkská burza cenných papírů připravena nabídnout skutečnou blockchainovou platformu, nebo jen širokou vizi. Návrh cílí na tokenizované akcie a tokenizované burzovně obchodované fondy (ETF) s moderními tržními funkcemi.

SEC and CFTC to hold joint public crypto oversight event on Jan 27, signaling alignment.

The leaders aim to reduce jurisdictional confusion through regulatory harmonization talks.

Event highlights coordination as Congress delays crypto market structure legislation.

U.S. crypto regulation could take a forward step starting January 27, when the SEC and CFTC will hold a joint public event. The session, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. Eastern at CFTC headquarters, brings SEC Chairman Paul S. Atkins and CFTC Chairman Michael Selig together. The agencies say the discussion aims to address regulatory harmonization and reduce long-standing jurisdictional confusion in crypto oversight.

A Public Display of Regulatory Alignment

The Securities and Exchange Commission and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission confirmed the joint event would be open to the public and livestreamed. According to the SEC, the session focuses on harmonization and U.S. financial leadership in the crypto era. Importantly, the choice of a public forum signals institutional coordination rather than private enforcement discussions.

Paul Atkins said he looks forward to joining Michael Selig to discuss alignment between both agencies. He added that the discussion supports President Donald Trump’s promise to make the United States the crypto capital. Notably, both agencies tied their cooperation directly to that broader federal agenda.

The event takes place at CFTC headquarters, indicating shared ownership of crypto oversight. However, the format remains structured and limited to introductory remarks and a panel discussion. That structure highlights policy design rather than enforcement actions or investigations.

Leadership Ties Reinforce a Shared Direction

Personal history between Atkins and Selig adds context to the coordination. Atkins previously served as Selig’s boss at the SEC before Selig moved to the CFTC. Notably, Selig worked on crypto policy at the SEC before becoming the CFTC’s permanent chairman last month.

Selig replaced interim chair Caroline Pham, who previously participated in similar coordination efforts. In September, Atkins and Pham jointly declared an end to agency turf wars. They also hosted a roundtable on decentralized finance and prediction markets.

Since taking office, Selig has announced a new “future-proof” crypto initiative at the CFTC. That initiative aligns with the agencies’ stated goal of reducing unclear jurisdictional boundaries. According to both chairs, legacy silos have forced market participants to navigate misaligned regulatory designs.

In a joint statement, Atkins and Selig said the event builds on broader harmonization efforts. They emphasized innovation under American law and in the service of U.S. investors and consumers. Notably, the language focused on system design rather than enforcement penalties.

Related: SEC and CFTC Roundtable Seeks Clear Crypto Oversight Rules

Policy Coordination Amid Congressional Delays

While agencies coordinate, Congress continues work on crypto market structure legislation. The Senate Banking and Agriculture Committees are advancing separate bills defining agency oversight roles. However, delays have slowed progress due to ongoing bipartisan negotiations.

Earlier this month, a Senate Banking draft triggered industry concern. That version added restrictions on stablecoin yields and decentralized finance. As a result, Coinbase withdrew support, and the committee delayed its markup.

Meanwhile, Senate Agriculture Republicans released their draft ahead of a scheduled markup next week. That version lacked Democratic support, according to committee disclosures. Both committees must still reconcile differences before a final Senate vote.

Meanwhile, the SEC–CFTC event indicates administrative coordination while lawmakers debate statutory authority. The agencies acknowledged Congress’s role but emphasized near-term policy alignment. The event occurs as staff at both agencies continue drafting oversight frameworks.

The session will open with remarks from each chairman, followed by a joint panel discussion. According to agency statements, the discussion centers on harmonization and U.S. financial leadership. The timing places regulatory coordination alongside legislative uncertainty.

The joint SEC-CFTC event brings agency leadership, shared history, and public transparency into one forum. It indicates ongoing coordination efforts tied to President Trump’s crypto agenda and current congressional debates. The statements, setting, and timing consolidate a clear picture of agencies presenting a unified regulatory approach.

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YZi Labs entered the BitGo public listing to support regulated crypto custody growth.

BitGo serves over 5,100 institutions with secure custody, staking, and stablecoin tools.

NYSE debut shows rising demand for compliant crypto platforms across global finance.

YZi Labs, formerly Binance Labs and now the $10 billion investment arm linked to Changpeng Zhao, has joined the Initial Public Offering of BitGo on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BTGO. The firm entered the listing as a major institutional investor, signaling support for regulated crypto infrastructure and compliant digital asset services.

The investment aligns with YZi Labs’ strategy to focus on Web3, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology, while supporting companies that build secure and compliant financial systems. On X, YZi Labs described U.S.-regulated digital asset infrastructure as a long-term strategic pillar. The firm linked that view to global capital markets moving closer to digital asset rails.

https://t.co/RixOKzJ5vp

— YZi Labs (@yzilabs) January 23, 2026

It also pointed to BitGo’s regulated trust structure and its multi-jurisdictional compliance framework across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. This participation comes as institutions increase demand for regulated custody, clear compliance rules, and strong security standards. 

BitGo now sits at the center of that shift with $82 billion in Assets on the platform and more than 5,100 institutional clients across 100 countries. The company also provides custody, trading, settlement, token management, staking services, and stablecoin infrastructure.

Strategic focus on regulated infrastructure

YZi Labs stated that regulated digital asset platforms form the backbone of long-term market development. The firm said BitGo’s structure supports fiduciary security and cross-border compliance in multiple jurisdictions. This framework allows institutions to operate within strict regulatory environments while accessing digital asset markets.

The OCC regulates BitGo Bank & Trust as a National Trust Bank, which BitGo operates. The company also maintains both SOC 1 and SOC 2 Type 2 audit certifications. The platform meets institutional requirements through its custody, settlement, and token services. 

Beyond custody services, BitGo provides staking-as-a-service and stablecoin-as-a-service solutions. The services enable banks and enterprises to create compliant white-label stablecoin products. The system links conventional financial systems with authorized digital asset trading platforms.

Institutional scale and operational reach

BitGo reports $82 billion in Assets on the platform. It serves more than 5,100 institutional clients across 100 countries. This scale places it among the largest global digital asset infrastructure providers. The company pioneered multi-signature wallet technology. It also operates a vertically integrated model that combines custody, trading, settlement, and token management. This structure supports end-to-end institutional workflows.

Ella Zhang, Head of YZi Labs, said BitGo has maintained a hack-free security record for more than a decade. She credited the technical foundation built by CEO Mike Belshe. She described BitGo’s regulated, institutional-grade infrastructure as a critical competitive advantage.

“With $82 billion AOP, BitGo is a cornerstone asset,” Zhang said. “We are committed to providing the strategic resources necessary to fuel its next phase of global growth as a public company.” She also referenced Belshe’s role as both a Bitcoin pioneer and a web technology architect.

IPO, compliance, and market convergence

Mike Belshe, CEO of BitGo, linked the NYSE listing to long-term institutional trust.
He said the company’s mission centers on delivering security and compliance to the digital asset ecosystem. He described YZi Labs’ investment as a shared commitment to regulated infrastructure.

“By combining BitGo’s security technology with Binance and the BNB ecosystem’s global market reach, we are setting the standard for how capital enters this space,” Belshe said. The statement tied BitGo’s infrastructure to broader market access. It also connected the IPO to global adoption.

Related: BitGo Prices IPO Above Range, Values Firm at $2.08 Billion

YZi Labs manages more than $10 billion in assets and invests across Web3, AI, and biotech. Its portfolio spans over 300 projects in more than 25 countries across six continents.
Notable holdings include Trustwallet, CoinMarketCap, Polygon, Injective, Ethena, Safepal Wallet, Better Payment Network, Aster, and XAI.

BitGo’s public listing demonstrates increasing interest from regulated cryptocurrency companies that seek to enter mainstream financial markets. The stable digital asset platforms that meet regulatory requirements have become more popular among institutional investors, according to the current initial public offering. 

The main question exists between traditional finance and digital markets. There exists an ongoing discussion about the future of regulated crypto infrastructure, which could serve as the primary connection point between traditional finance and digital markets.

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World Liberty Financial partners with Spacecoin to extend USD1 payments via space internet.

USD1 market cap tops $3.3B as the stablecoin expands beyond on-chain settlement uses.

The deal links DeFi with satellite networks to reach users without reliable banking access.

World Liberty Financial is expanding the use of its USD1 stablecoin into satellite-based internet payments through a partnership with Spacecoin. The move comes as USD1 surpasses $3.2 billion in market value and seeks broader real-world adoption.

The Trump-backed crypto project announced the collaboration on Thursday through a Spacecoin blog post. The partnership aims to support payments and settlement in areas without reliable banking or internet access.

Both companies confirmed a strategic token swap as part of the agreement. However, they did not disclose financial terms or token amounts. World Liberty Financial said the deal focuses on off-grid payment use cases. It also reflects a shift beyond on-chain settlement activity.

MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT

In a move anchored by a token swap with @worldlibertyfi, we’re entering into a strategic partnership to explore new solutions that converge the decentralized technology of finance and satellite internet connectivity.

Together, we will continue… pic.twitter.com/XnTRfdOKUx

— Spacecoin (@spacecoin) January 22, 2026

Expanding USD1 Beyond Traditional Networks

Zak Folkman, co-founder of World Liberty Financial, explained the goal in the announcement. He said USD1 supports real-world payment and settlement needs. Folkman added that the partnership explores environments where traditional financial rails remain limited. He highlighted remote regions and underserved populations as key targets.

USD1 launched last year as a dollar-pegged stablecoin. Since then, it has steadily grown in circulation and adoption. According to market data, USD1 reached a market capitalization of about $3.3 billion at press time. That growth places it among the larger stablecoins in circulation.

World Liberty Financial has also expanded into crypto lending. It operates World Liberty Markets as a lending and settlement platform. The project positions USD1 as a core settlement asset across its services. The Spacecoin partnership extends that strategy beyond traditional internet infrastructure.

Satellite Internet Meets Decentralized Finance

Spacecoin is building a low-Earth orbit satellite network. The company aims to provide internet access without relying on ground-based broadband. Recently, Spacecoin launched three satellites into orbit. The company described the launches as a major step toward operational coverage.

Spacecoin calls its network a decentralized physical infrastructure system. It plans to support connectivity in remote and underserved locations. The partnership with World Liberty Financial aligns with that mission. Spacecoin said global internet access requires compatible financial tools.

Tae Oh, founder of Spacecoin, addressed that need in a statement. He said connectivity alone does not ensure digital freedom. Oh explained that users also need access to open financial services. He added that payments remain a core internet function.

By integrating USD1, Spacecoin users could transact financially when they first came online. The companies see this as a step toward inclusive digital participation. The partnership also reflects broader ambitions for decentralized finance. Both firms aim to combine infrastructure and financial access at scale.

Related: Trump-linked World Liberty Applies for U.S. National Bank

World Liberty Financial continues to pursue international partnerships. Earlier this month, a World Liberty affiliate signed an agreement with Pakistan. The memorandum of understanding explores USD1 use in payments and remittances. It marked a sovereign-level engagement for the project.

Together, the projects aim to test payment coordination in extreme environments. These include regions without banks, broadband, or stable infrastructure. World Liberty Financial said it will continue exploring new USD1 use cases. The company has not announced timelines for satellite payment pilots.

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Circle CEO says stablecoins can handle billions of AI-driven payments at scale.

US lawmakers debate yield limits as banks warn of deposit migration risks.

Money market fund growth shapes stablecoin yield comparisons in policy talks.

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said stablecoins remain critical digital infrastructure as U.S. lawmakers debate tighter yield rules. He said stablecoins can support billions of transactions for artificial intelligence agents while coexisting with traditional banking structures. His remarks surfaced during regulatory debates over stablecoin yields and broader concerns about deposit migration from banks.

Allaire spoke during digital asset infrastructure panels as Congress reviewed draft language under the CLARITY Act. The proposal triggered backlash in January 2026 after lawmakers moved to restrict passive yield on stablecoin holdings. The debate followed earlier legislation that reshaped stablecoin oversight in the United States.

"STABLECOIN FEARS ARE TOTALLY ABSURD”

Jeremy Allaire pushes back on claims that stablecoin rewards would drain bank deposits and destabilize credit markets, calling the argument “totally absurd.” pic.twitter.com/9WJ791lnfG

— Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) January 22, 2026

Stablecoins and Artificial Intelligence Transactions

Allaire stated that stablecoins remain the only system capable of handling transaction volumes required by AI agents. He said future AI systems may execute billions of automated payments that demand constant liquidity and instant settlement. According to Allaire, existing payment rails cannot match that scale without friction.

Industry executives echoed similar projections during public forums on digital finance.
Galaxy Digital CEO Michael Novogratz said in September 2025 that AI agents may soon dominate stablecoin usage. He cited automated purchasing and machine-driven commerce as likely demand drivers.

Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao made related claims at Davos. He said crypto payments could enable AI-led commerce across global markets. Yet public examples remain limited to experimental deployments rather than live systems.

Yield Debate and Banking Sector Warnings

Allaire compared stablecoin yields to money market funds during public discussions.
He said government money market funds expanded for decades without triggering systemic bank disruptions. He did not provide timelines or quantified impacts in available remarks.

Banking groups warned lawmakers about deposit erosion risks. The Kansas City Federal Reserve estimated that yield-bearing stablecoins could remove $1.5 trillion in lending capacity. Representatives said deposit migration could weaken traditional credit intermediation.

U.S. money market funds now hold about $7.7 trillion in assets, according to the Investment Company Institute. Balances rose by $868 billion over the past year despite Federal Reserve rate cuts. Critics note that money funds operate under different regulatory and insurance frameworks than stablecoins.

Legislative Framework and Regulatory Friction

The GENIUS Act, whichwas passed in 2025, made it illegal for issuers to pay interest directly to their bondholders. Crypto platforms argued the law still permitted third-party yield programs to operate. 

The interpretation of that law created the framework for subsequent policy conflicts. Draft CLARITY Act language sought to close that gap. The proposal would ban passive yield for holding stablecoins while allowing rewards tied to transaction activity. Lawmakers postponed progress because industry objections became known. 

Related: Hong Kong Prepares Stablecoin Licenses for Digital Finance

Circle’s comments place stablecoins at the center of two debates: artificial intelligence payments and U.S. financial regulation. Lawmakers weigh yield limits as banks warn of deposit risks, while industry leaders frame stablecoins as neutral infrastructure. With AI transaction volumes rising and legislative language unsettled, regulatory choices may shape how digital dollars integrate with banking and automated commerce going forward globally.

The question of whether lawmakers can create financial stability regulations without restricting stablecoin usage, which supports emerging AI-based transactions, remains vital as Congress evaluates the proposed changes.

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61% of Indian crypto investors want stock or mutual fund-like taxes on digital assets.

Nearly 90% understand the 30% tax and 1% TDS rules, yet 66% still call the regime unfair.

59% cut back on crypto activity due to taxes, while 80% say clear rules are essential.

A CoinSwitch survey released ahead of India’s February 1 Union Budget shows calls for crypto tax reform. The survey found that 61% of Indian crypto investors want crypto taxed like stocks or mutual funds.

Another 17% supported a separate tax framework for crypto, while 22% chose other preferences. In addition, the nationwide poll shows awareness of the Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) rules, alongside dissatisfaction with the current approach.

Nearly 61% of Crypto investors want Crypto to be treated like Stocks and mutual funds for TAX.

Another 17% want a separate tax system for crypto.

-> 90% of Indian crypto investors know the tax rules.
-> 66% feel the current crypto tax system is unfair.
-> 59% have reduced… pic.twitter.com/TdzDBDVQgc

— Kashif Raza (@simplykashif) January 22, 2026

CoinSwitch survey highlights demand for equity-style crypto tax

The CoinSwitch survey indicates many investors want crypto brought into India’s mainstream financial taxation framework. Respondents most often backed tax treatment aligned with equities and mutual funds, rather than a standalone VDA structure.

Ashish Singhal, Co-founder of CoinSwitch, framed the demand as rationalization, not relief. He said respondents do not seek exemptions and want a fairer policy. He said respondents want “rationalisation,” including lower rates, loss set-off provisions, reduced transaction deductions, and clearer rules aligned with established markets.

The responses show investors rank both taxation and regulation as key Budget issues. The survey presents them as linked priorities for policy action. However, opinion splits on how to structure the rules. About 17% want a separate crypto tax regime, indicating support for tailored treatment.

Investors also signalled broader policy preferences beyond taxation mechanics. In the survey, 51% said India should encourage crypto as a new asset class, while 30% backed cautious regulation. Only 7% favoured active discouragement.

India’s crypto tax rules spark unfairness concerns among investors

The survey reported high awareness of India’s current crypto tax provisions. Nearly 90% said they understand core rules, including the headline rates and key limitations.

Those provisions include a 30% tax on gains, restrictions on loss set-off and carry-forward, and a 1% TDS on transactions. Respondents cited familiarity with each element as part of their tax knowledge. Still, most investors described the framework as unbalanced. Sixty-six percent said the current crypto tax system is unfair, despite widespread awareness of how it works.

Singhal said the findings indicate investors remain informed and willing to comply. He said they want a fair and predictable framework that aligns with established financial markets and reflects market realities.

Taxation also appears to shape behaviour in the market. About 59% said they reduced crypto investing or trading because of the prevailing rules, pointing to potential impacts on trading volumes and liquidity.

However, not all investors pulled back. The survey found 17% increased participation. Another 16% said the tax rules did not affect activity. Meanwhile, 8% reported other impacts, showing mixed responses across investor groups.

Related: India Crypto Tax: How Compliance Can Unlock ₹66,000 Crore More

Regulatory clarity on VDAs influences investor activity in India

Beyond taxation, respondents stressed the need for clearer crypto regulation in India. Over 80% said clear rules matter. In addition, 60% rated regulatory clarity as extremely important for investor confidence.

Respondents also suggested that tax reform alone will not build long-term trust. Many investors linked market participation to predictable rules for VDAs, alongside clear compliance expectations. Information channels emerged as a theme in the poll. Crypto platforms and exchanges served as the primary source for updates at 30%, followed by news media at 27% and social media at 25%.

In addition, 18% relied on other sources for guidance on taxes and regulations. That mix highlights the importance of consistent and authoritative communication, especially when rules affect transaction flows.

Singhal said clearer regulation could support compliant onshore participation and a more transparent digital asset ecosystem. He also said investors want a fair and predictable framework as policy discussions continue.

As the Union Budget approaches, the CoinSwitch survey suggests investors will watch for signs of tax rationalisation and regulatory clarity. Any policy shift could influence participation patterns and the direction of India’s VDA market.

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Vietnam to licence exchanges from January 20, 2026, under a government pilot framework.

New finance rules define licensing adjustment and revocation for crypto market operators.

Banks and securities firms prepare exchanges while meeting high capital and staffing rules.

Vietnam will begin formally licensing cryptocurrency trading market operators from January 20, 2026, marking a key step in its pilot framework for a regulated digital asset market. The Vietnam State Securities Commission confirmed the timeline after the Ministry of Finance issued new administrative procedures governing crypto exchange licensing.

The move follows Government Resolution No. 05/2025/NQ-CP, which approved a controlled pilot for cryptocurrency trading services in Vietnam. According to the SSC, applications will be accepted under Decision No. 96/QD-BTC, dated January 20, 2026, which defines the scope, process, and oversight responsibilities for the sector. Detailed guidance appears in an appendix attached to the decision and published on the SSC’s official portal at www.ssc.gov.vn.

New Licensing Framework Takes Effect

Decision No. 96/QD-BTC introduces three administrative procedures under the Ministry of Finance’s authority. These cover licensing, license adjustments, and license revocation for organizations operating cryptocurrency trading markets.

JUST IN: State Securities Commission of Vietnam begins licensing crypto-asset trading markets from Jan 20, 2026. pic.twitter.com/IEB9HWa1q7

— Whale Insider (@WhaleInsider) January 21, 2026

The SSC stated that applicants must follow the standardized process outlined in the new appendix. The appendix lists required documents, application steps, and compliance obligations for each procedure. The framework supports the government’s pilot approach rather than a full market rollout.

Financial Institutions Prepare for Market Entry

Industry data cited by Vietnam VN shows that about 10 securities firms and banks have announced plans to enter the crypto exchange market. These institutions expect to launch operations after securing regulatory approval. Within the securities sector, SSI Securities formed SSI Digital Technology Joint Stock Company in 2022. The unit, known as SSID, has expanded its digital asset initiatives in recent years.

SSID and SSI Fund Management Company signed cooperation agreements with Tether, U2U Network, and Amazon Web Services. The partnerships aim to develop a blockchain-based digital finance ecosystem using cloud infrastructure.

Meanwhile, VIX Securities contributed capital to establish the VIX Cryptocurrency Exchange, known as VIXEX. The firm also signed a cooperation agreement with FPT to prepare its technology systems.

Banks Align With Pilot Market Rules

Several banks have also announced readiness to participate once licenses are issued. Military Commercial Joint Stock Bank, known as MB, has partnered with Dunamu, the operator of Upbit.

The collaboration focuses on building a Vietnam-based cryptocurrency exchange. It also covers legal frameworks, operational processes, and investor protection measures. Techcombank has established the Techcom Cryptocurrency Exchange, or TCEX, with charter capital reaching hundreds of billions of dong. Its TCBS trading platform already displays a dedicated cryptocurrency section tracking major digital assets.

VPBank has also confirmed it has prepared internal resources and systems. The bank said it will begin operations immediately after receiving regulatory approval. With capital thresholds set at 10,000 billion VND and strict ownership and staffing rules, how many firms will ultimately qualify for Vietnam’s tightly controlled crypto market pilot?

Related: Five Firms to Join Vietnam’s Regulated Crypto Exchange Plan

Licensing Conditions Under the Pilot Program

Resolution No. 05/2025/NQ-CP sets detailed entry requirements for service providers.
Applicants must operate as Vietnamese enterprises under the Enterprise Law. Charter capital must be fully contributed in Vietnamese dong. At least 65% of that capital must come from organizations. More than 35% must be contributed by at least two eligible institutions. These include banks, securities firms, fund managers, insurers, or technology companies.

Each entity or individual may invest in only one licensed provider. Applicants must also maintain registered offices with adequate facilities and secure technology systems.

Senior management must meet experience standards. The General Director requires at least two years in finance or related fields, while the Chief Technology Officer needs five years in information technology.

Organizations must employ at least 10 cybersecurity-certified technology staff. They must also maintain at least 10 employees holding securities professional certifications across operational departments.

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CZ říká, že jedná s desítkami vlád o tokenizaci státních aktiv.

Tokenizace by mohla státům pomoci získat prostředky brzy prodejem frakčních podílů v aktivech.

BlackRock označuje tokenizaci jako téma roku 2026, zatímco IBIT vede americké spotové Bitcoin ETF.

Changpeng Zhao, spoluzakladatel a bývalý generální ředitel Binance, uvedl, že jedná s „pravděpodobně desítkami vlád“ o tokenizaci státních aktiv. Poznámky byly vyřčeny na Světovém ekonomickém fóru v Davosu. Žádné země nebo aktiva nebyly během panelu identifikovány. Diskuze se zaměřila na to, jak by tokenizace mohla pomoci vládám získat prostředky prodejem malých částí veřejných podílů.

BitGo priced its IPO at $18, above the marketed $15–$17 range for its 11.8M shares.

The IPO raised $212.8 million and valued BitGo at about $2.08 billion after final pricing.

BitGo’s NYSE debut comes as the U.S. market structure bill debate adds fresh regulatory risk.

BitGo Holdings priced its initial public offering at $18 per share, above the marketed range of $15 to $17. The company planned to sell 11.8 million shares, according to a Reuters report. The pricing move increased the total funds raised and set a higher valuation for the crypto custody firm.

The IPO raised $212.8 million at the $18 offer price. At the top of the marketed range, BitGo would have raised about $201 million. Reuters reported that the IPO values BitGo at $2.08 billion.

BitGo Sets NYSE Debut With BTGO Ticker as IPO Prices Above Range

BitGo has pursued a stock market listing for years as it sought to benefit from growing demand for digital asset infrastructure. The Palo Alto-based firm filed for a U.S. IPO last September. It said it planned to list its Class A shares on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker BTGO.

On January 12, BitGo said it was targeting a valuation of up to $1.96 billion in what it described as the first cryptocurrency IPO of the year. The final IPO pricing lifted that valuation outcome. The higher pricing also reflected stronger demand than the midpoint of the original range.

Goldman Sachs is serving as lead underwriter for the offering, according to the company’s announcement. Citigroup is also managing the IPO. BitGo said it will operate as a controlled company under NYSE rules after the listing.

The IPO comes at a tense moment for the U.S. crypto sector, as lawmakers advance a long-awaited market structure bill. The proposed framework would reshape how regulators classify and oversee digital assets. 

Coinbase has warned that parts of the market structure effort could restrict core areas of the crypto business. The broader industry has argued for clearer rules but has also pushed back against provisions that could limit trading, staking incentives, or product design. 

Related: U.S. Market Structure Reform Pulls Crypto Into Banking

Market conditions have also become more demanding. Reuters noted that a sharp selloff in cryptocurrencies in October unsettled the sector and raised the bar for investor backing. The decline increased pressure on valuations and made public market appetite harder to gauge.

BitGo IPO in Focus as Grayscale, Kraken Weigh Listings 

Several crypto-linked firms are still preparing to test investor demand through IPOs this year. Crypto-focused asset manager Grayscale and cryptocurrency exchange Kraken have been cited among companies considering offerings. BitGo’s debut is being watched because custody firms sit at the infrastructure layer of the sector.

Not every major crypto firm is moving toward an IPO. Ripple Labs has said it will remain private and will not pursue a public listing in 2026. The divergence highlights how company balance sheets and liquidity options are shaping listing decisions.

In the first week of this year, Ripple President Monica Long said the company has no plan to go public in 2026. She said Ripple has a strong balance sheet and does not need public market capital. Long said companies typically list to access liquidity and expand their investor base, but Ripple already has those advantages.

Ripple raised $500 million in November 2025 at a $40 billion valuation, according to the details in the report. The fundraising round included Fortress Investment Group, Citadel Securities, and major crypto funds. Ripple also completed a $1 billion tender offer earlier in 2025 at the same valuation and said it has repurchased more than 25% of its outstanding shares.

BitGo’s listing comes after a period when crypto sentiment had improved in 2025. The digital asset sector was buoyed by President Donald Trump’s pro-crypto stance and policy momentum tied to regulatory frameworks such as the stablecoin-focused GENIUS Act.

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Thajská SEC umožní kryptoměnové ETF a obchodování s futures na základě nových předpisů.

Kryptoměnové ETF umožňují investorům expozici bez držení soukromých klíčů nebo peněženek.

Obchodování s futures na TFEX poskytuje právní jasnost a možnosti zajištění pro investory.

Thajská komise pro cenné papíry a burzy zavede nové předpisy týkající se kryptoměnových ETF a obchodování s kryptoměnovými futures v tomto roce. Pravidla umožní kryptoměnové ETF a umožní obchodování s kryptoměnovými futures na Thajské burze futures (TFEX).