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Top 6 Crypto Stories This Week: Chinese New Year Edition
From Thailand's economy to Bitcoin mining, here are the most prosperous themes in crypto this week to mark Chinese New Year
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China Draws a Red Line Under Tokenization, Stablecoins
Beijing expands its crypto crackdown, while Hong Kong defies the mainland by preparing to issue stablecoin licenses in March, raising questions about regulatory autonomy and US dollar dominance in digital finance.
Decent January US Jobs Data Still Has Holes
Massive benchmark revisions reveal the US lost 862,000 jobs despite headline gains, fueling expectations for more aggressive Fed rate cuts that could lift crypto markets—even as Bitcoin struggles to hold $67,000 and analysts remain divided on its trajectory.
2026 is When Blockchain Gets Boring – That's the Point
As regulation unlocks institutional adoption, blockchain is poised to fade into the background, becoming the unremarkable plumbing of global finance.
Onchain Accumulation, ETF Stabilization Offset Persistent Selling Pressure for Bitcoin
Conflicting signals from on-chain data, ETF flows, and derivatives positioning suggest Bitcoin is entering a consolidation phase near $70,000 rather than preparing for an immediate breakout or breakdown.
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Animoca Brands Secures Dubai Virtual Asset License
Gaming and digital assets firm authorized to offer broker-dealer and investment services in the emirate
SBI Holdings to Acquire Majority Stake in Singapore’s Coinhako
Latest move by Japanese financial giant SBI Holdings marks a major consolidation in Singapore's digital asset sector as institutional demand for tokenization surges.
Blockcast 85 | Licensed to Shill: How Energy & Geopolitics Are Building a Bitcoin-Driven World, ft. Bitcoin Arabia's Lara Eggimann & Jeff Gorman
The panel is joined by Bitcoin Arabia's co-founders to discuss Bitcoin's role in the Middle East.
China Draws a Red Line Under Tokenization, Stablecoins
Beijing expands its crypto crackdown, while Hong Kong defies the mainland by preparing to issue stablecoin licenses in March, raising questions about regulatory autonomy and US dollar dominance in digital finance.