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SEC Chair anticipates Trump's signing of the bipartisan market structure bill with XRP poised to benefit as one of the major cryptocurrencies.

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The study suggests that Ethereum's role in financial systems makes its token economics a concern for regulators, who may need to consider safeguards for its use in regulated finance.

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Is a 1,190% ETH rally in 4 years realistic?

 

XRP has reached a technically decisive level, and the next wave of price action is expected to clarify whether the market is setting up for recovery or preparing for another structural breakdown. Recent movement confirms that a key support has done its job, but the upside path comes with strict conditions that will determine whether this bounce is sustainable or merely a pause before deeper downside.

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Bitcoin price held steady above the key resistance level at $92,000 as market participants reflected on the latest US inflation data and the progress on the CLARITY Act in Congress. The coin has formed a highly bullish chart pattern, pointing to an eventual rebound, potentially to $100,000 in the near term.

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A draft provision in the U.S. Clarity Act states that any token serving as the primary asset of a U.S.-listed ETF as of January 1, 2026 will not be treated as a security under the 1933 Act. XRP qualifies. This matters because Ripple has spent years avoiding any public promotion of XRP.

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TL;DR Strategic acquisitions: Polygon Labs is buying Coinme and Sequence for $250 million to strengthen its regulated payments infrastructure and simplify digital asset movement for businesses. Cash‑to‑crypto expansion: Coinme's nationwide retail footprint and cash‑conversion system give Polygon a powerful onboarding channel, supporting its plan to generate revenue on a transaction basis.

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An important part of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act could change how major cryptocurrencies are treated in the United States. According to reporting by Eleanor Terrett, the bill may place XRP in the same regulatory category as Bitcoin and Ethereum, under certain conditions.

 

Ethereum is still stuck in a broader corrective phase, but the structure is no longer aggressively bearish. The asset is holding above key higher-timeframe demand while volatility has compressed.

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PancakeSwap has proposed cutting CAKE's maximum supply from 450 million to 400 million, following a year of strong token deflation.

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Wintermute's annual OTC market review reveals institutional trading clustered in Bitcoin and Ethereum as altcoin momentum faded throughout 2025.

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BTC was volatile at around $92,000-$92,500 after the CPI news went out.

 

The Solana Policy Institute has urged the SEC to exempt DeFi developers from exchange-style regulation, warning that treating software builders as intermediaries could undermine decentralized innovation.

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Will BTC benefit from the Trump-Powell conflict?

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Bitcoin declined 2.57% while major stock indices surged, with $1.1 billion exiting Bitcoin ETFs and price trapped in extreme compression between $89-90k support and $94-95k resistance, though altcoins like XRP and SOL attracted capital as on-chain data suggests patient market behavior ahead of Senate crypto legislation.

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The NYC token reached a high of $0.58 with a total market capitalisation of $580 million, and the value reached less than $130 million. Due to this sudden fall, some of the community members claimed the project team intentionally removed liquidity.

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NEAR Protocol (NEAR) was also a top performer, rising 6% from Monday.

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ETH price crash could shut down Ethereum, freezing over $800 billions in assets. Tokenized “safe” assets still rely on Ethereum's health, making them vulnerable to network failure.

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TL;DR ETH Staking Expansion: Bitmine has staked nearly $4 billion in Ethereum, boosting its total holdings to 4.17 million ETH and reinforcing its position as the largest ETH treasury.

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The U.S. Consumer Price Index came in roughly in line with expectations as market participants largely expects the Fed to leave interest rates unchanged at the January meeting.

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Blockchain firm Polygon Labs said on Tuesday it would buy crypto payments company Coinme and crypto infrastructure provider ​Sequence for more than $250 million, as it looks to tap ‌the growing demand for stablecoin-based transactions.

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Since Polymarket implemented fees on its 15-minute markets, Polygon has reportedly generated over $1.7 million in fees and burned 12.5 million+ POL tokens.

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Ripple has been keeping quiet about XRP for years, and it is not just a PR move — it is a legal strategy, says XRP-friendly lawyer Bill Morgan. According to Morgan, Ripple was afraid of mentioning the coin in public because it would give the SEC ammo in a looming enforcement case.

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Polygon Labs signaled that it's becoming a regulated payments company by acquiring Coinme and Sequence for a combined $250 million.

 

Wintermute says crypto liquidity concentrated in BTC, ETH, and a handful of majors as ETF and treasury channels shaped where capital landed.