Strategy Inc. has raised its Bitcoin reserves above 720,000 BTC, marking a significant institutional accumulation that gives the firm meaningful market clout and liquidity implications.
Gemini’s Nifty Gateway, an early NFT marketplace that helped fuel demand for digital art, will shut down in February. The closure raises immediate questions about custodial holdings, secondary markets, and the preservation of legacy drops.
On Jan 24, 2026 the Ethereum Foundation announced a coordinated post-quantum initiative to harden clients, wallets and tooling against future quantum threats. Market watchers say the de-risking could lift ETH relative to BTC if adoption is swift, though outcomes hinge on execution.
Strategy Inc. (MSTR) has officially exceeded 700,000 BTC in its corporate treasury, reinforcing its position as one of the largest corporate Bitcoin holders.
The Czech National Bank added cryptocurrencies to its official reserves in late 2025, becoming the first central bank to do so. The move is being watched as a potential precedent for reserve diversification and broader institutional acceptance.
Presidential backing has cleared the last political hurdle for a major crypto bill, pushing the U.S. toward a clearer regulatory framework for digital assets. The move could accelerate institutional adoption and shape global standards.
Binance Alpha will delist nine tokens on Dec. 19, 2025, the exchange announced, with the removals including a widely traded meme coin. Holders should check their accounts and withdraw or move assets before trading and withdrawal windows close.
Bitfinex has removed all trading fees across its platform, a move that could reshape exchange competition and user economics. Traders and competitors will watch liquidity and revenue impacts closely.
In an interview on Schwab Network, Fong Lee, CEO of business intelligence firm Strategy, said the company may consider selling some of its Bitcoin holdings. The comment raises questions about treasury management and potential market impact for BTC.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission issued guidance on pending crypto ETF and other registrations after President Trump signed a bill ending the longest government shutdown. The notice signals a resumption of regulatory activity that could accelerate reviews.