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#Binance has a new $USDT Earn promotion running from Jan 26 to Feb 1.
Users who deposit $USDT via Fiat or P2P and subscribe to $USDT Flexible Earn can receive up to 20% bonus APR on the first 500 $USDT. Bonus rewards are calculated on Jan 28, Jan 29, and Feb 1, with daily distributions after each accrual.
It’s an added incentive on top of standard Flexible Earn rates for those moving or holding USDT during the period.
Users who deposit $USDT via Fiat or P2P and subscribe to $USDT Flexible Earn can receive up to 20% bonus APR on the first 500 $USDT. Bonus rewards are calculated on Jan 28, Jan 29, and Feb 1, with daily distributions after each accrual.
It’s an added incentive on top of standard Flexible Earn rates for those moving or holding USDT during the period.
BlackRock’s IBIT recorded a $356.6M outflow on Jan 21, ranking as its sixth largest daily redemption. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw roughly $707M leave the market the same day amid broader volatility.
Weekly outflows reached about $1.33B, one of the largest since launch, easing short term institutional buying pressure.
Even so, IBIT still manages over $30B in assets. Analysts frame the moves as profit taking and portfolio rebalancing, not a pullback from Bitcoin exposure.
Weekly outflows reached about $1.33B, one of the largest since launch, easing short term institutional buying pressure.
Even so, IBIT still manages over $30B in assets. Analysts frame the moves as profit taking and portfolio rebalancing, not a pullback from Bitcoin exposure.
When in doubt, zoom out
JPMorgan Acquires WealthOS
JPMorgan is buying UK fintech WealthOS, a cloud-native pensions and wealth platform founded in 2019, to deepen its push into the £2T UK digital pensions market.
All ~60 WealthOS employees will join JPMorgan’s retail investing arm. Deal terms weren’t disclosed.
The acquisition highlights continued consolidation of fintech infrastructure by large banks as they expand digital wealth and pensions capabilities.
JPMorgan is buying UK fintech WealthOS, a cloud-native pensions and wealth platform founded in 2019, to deepen its push into the £2T UK digital pensions market.
All ~60 WealthOS employees will join JPMorgan’s retail investing arm. Deal terms weren’t disclosed.
The acquisition highlights continued consolidation of fintech infrastructure by large banks as they expand digital wealth and pensions capabilities.
CZ said this at Davos and it actually makes a lot of sense: “Banks won’t disappear, but their role will change dramatically as digital finance takes over everyday interactions.”
Just think about how you actually move money today.
Need to send something overseas? Banks mean forms, fees, and waiting days.
With crypto, you send it and it’s there before you’ve even put your phone down.
That doesn’t mean banks are useless. They’re just not built for how people live now.
And historically, convenience almost always wins. Email beat letters, streaming beat DVDs, UPI beat cash.
Just think about how you actually move money today.
Need to send something overseas? Banks mean forms, fees, and waiting days.
With crypto, you send it and it’s there before you’ve even put your phone down.
That doesn’t mean banks are useless. They’re just not built for how people live now.
And historically, convenience almost always wins. Email beat letters, streaming beat DVDs, UPI beat cash.
Kansas is considering a Bitcoin reserve funded by unclaimed crypto.
Kansas Senate Bill 352, introduced by Craig Bowser, would create a state reserve for unclaimed Bitcoin and digital assets. The proposal directs 10% of the value to the general fund, while $BTC itself would be held indefinitely as a strategic asset.
The move mirrors efforts in states like Texas and Wyoming, reflecting a broader shift toward treating Bitcoin as a long-term treasury asset rather than a short-term speculation.
If passed, the bill would add another state-level signal of confidence in Bitcoin, with reserves reducing forced selling and reinforcing long-term holding by public institutions.
Kansas Senate Bill 352, introduced by Craig Bowser, would create a state reserve for unclaimed Bitcoin and digital assets. The proposal directs 10% of the value to the general fund, while $BTC itself would be held indefinitely as a strategic asset.
The move mirrors efforts in states like Texas and Wyoming, reflecting a broader shift toward treating Bitcoin as a long-term treasury asset rather than a short-term speculation.
If passed, the bill would add another state-level signal of confidence in Bitcoin, with reserves reducing forced selling and reinforcing long-term holding by public institutions.
Dogecoin just got another ETF.
21Shares rolled out $TDOG on Nasdaq. Fully backed, foundation-approved, all the TradFi boxes ticked.
And yet… Wall Street still isn’t stepping in. All Doge ETFs combined have barely done ~$200M in volume and sit under $40M AUM. Meanwhile $XRP ETFs crossed $2B.
What’s wild is $DOGE doesn’t even seem to need them. It can move 20% in a week with zero ETF inflows.
Maybe that’s the point.
21Shares rolled out $TDOG on Nasdaq. Fully backed, foundation-approved, all the TradFi boxes ticked.
And yet… Wall Street still isn’t stepping in. All Doge ETFs combined have barely done ~$200M in volume and sit under $40M AUM. Meanwhile $XRP ETFs crossed $2B.
What’s wild is $DOGE doesn’t even seem to need them. It can move 20% in a week with zero ETF inflows.
Maybe that’s the point.
$ETH looks alive again but JPMorgan isn’t convinced.
Fusaka cut fees and pushed transactions + active addresses higher. But JPMorgan says the same problems remain: activity keeps migrating to L2s like Base, rivals like Solana keep pulling users, and the speculative demand that once drove ETH is mostly gone.
Fusaka cut fees and pushed transactions + active addresses higher. But JPMorgan says the same problems remain: activity keeps migrating to L2s like Base, rivals like Solana keep pulling users, and the speculative demand that once drove ETH is mostly gone.
BlackRock ETF Redemptions Moved BTC and ETH Onchain
About $22.3M in Bitcoin and $44.4M in Ethereum moved from BlackRock-linked ETF wallets to Coinbase Prime on Jan 23.
The transfers were driven by routine ETF redemptions, where authorized participants settle investor outflows by moving the underlying assets.
ETHA recorded outflows on the day, while IBIT continued to see inflows, keeping BlackRock net positive on crypto exposure in 2026.
About $22.3M in Bitcoin and $44.4M in Ethereum moved from BlackRock-linked ETF wallets to Coinbase Prime on Jan 23.
The transfers were driven by routine ETF redemptions, where authorized participants settle investor outflows by moving the underlying assets.
ETHA recorded outflows on the day, while IBIT continued to see inflows, keeping BlackRock net positive on crypto exposure in 2026.
If a system moves trillions, runs 24/7, and serves millions, why do we still call it niche? #crypto scaled quietly into global infrastructure. #Binance alone processed ~$34T in 2025 and ~$145T overall across spot, futures, and onchain activity. Millions use it daily, over $1T has moved onchain, billions have been blocked from fraud, and 20M+ merchants accept crypto payments. At what point is this no longer “just an exchange,” but core financial infrastructure?
#crypto isn’t about coins anymore. It’s about rails.
Key takeaways from @CZ at WEF Davos:
• Three next frontiers: tokenization, payments, AI
• Probably a dozen governments exploring asset tokenization to unlock liquidity & fund growth
• Crypto loses on front-end UX but wins as invisible payment rail
• Fiat/cards for users/merchants; crypto settles behind the scenes
• AI agents will use crypto (not bank cards) as native money
• Machine-to-machine txns = the real adoption scale unlock
• Infra already battle-tested ($B+ stress events, no breaks)
• Global crypto needs local-tailored regs.. one-size-fits-all fails
Key takeaways from @CZ at WEF Davos:
• Three next frontiers: tokenization, payments, AI
• Probably a dozen governments exploring asset tokenization to unlock liquidity & fund growth
• Crypto loses on front-end UX but wins as invisible payment rail
• Fiat/cards for users/merchants; crypto settles behind the scenes
• AI agents will use crypto (not bank cards) as native money
• Machine-to-machine txns = the real adoption scale unlock
• Infra already battle-tested ($B+ stress events, no breaks)
• Global crypto needs local-tailored regs.. one-size-fits-all fails
F/m Investments has filed with the SEC to tokenize shares of its ~$6B Treasury ETF while keeping it structured as a standard 1940 Act fund.
The proposal would enable blockchain-based ownership without changing the ETF’s core legal framework, signaling growing TradFi comfort with onchain rails.
The move follows accelerating RWA tokenization momentum in 2025 and could open the door to 24/7 trading, fractional ownership, and deeper institutional participation if approved.
The proposal would enable blockchain-based ownership without changing the ETF’s core legal framework, signaling growing TradFi comfort with onchain rails.
The move follows accelerating RWA tokenization momentum in 2025 and could open the door to 24/7 trading, fractional ownership, and deeper institutional participation if approved.
Ripple’s USD stablecoin is now live on Binance.
@Ripple announced the listing of $RLUSD on Binance for spot trading on Ethereum, with pairs including XRP/RLUSD and RLUSD/USDT. The move expands liquidity and access for Ripple’s USD-backed stablecoin.
$RLUSD is issued with 1:1 backing in USD deposits and U.S. Treasuries, supported by monthly attestations and multichain design aimed at payments and DeFi use cases.
Support for XRPL is coming next, bringing low-cost, high-speed settlement and potentially accelerating institutional and builder adoption alongside Binance’s margin and Earn features.
@Ripple announced the listing of $RLUSD on Binance for spot trading on Ethereum, with pairs including XRP/RLUSD and RLUSD/USDT. The move expands liquidity and access for Ripple’s USD-backed stablecoin.
$RLUSD is issued with 1:1 backing in USD deposits and U.S. Treasuries, supported by monthly attestations and multichain design aimed at payments and DeFi use cases.
Support for XRPL is coming next, bringing low-cost, high-speed settlement and potentially accelerating institutional and builder adoption alongside Binance’s margin and Earn features.
AVAX One (NASDAQ: AVX) has launched its first public validator node on Avalanche, enabling staking delegation and active participation in network security.
The move shifts AVAX One from a passive $AVAX holder to an institutional validator, using enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure to generate revenue via validation fees and delegation rewards.
The launch reinforces Avalanche’s growing institutional traction, alongside pending staking enabled AVAX ETF proposals from VanEck, Bitwise, and Grayscale.
The move shifts AVAX One from a passive $AVAX holder to an institutional validator, using enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure to generate revenue via validation fees and delegation rewards.
The launch reinforces Avalanche’s growing institutional traction, alongside pending staking enabled AVAX ETF proposals from VanEck, Bitwise, and Grayscale.
Gold just set a new all time high.
Gold reached $4,730/oz on Jan 20, 2026, extending a 70%+ YTD rally as safe haven demand accelerates.
The move comes amid renewed trade war risks following Donald Trump’s second term, with tariff threats toward Europe and China lifting inflation hedges. Analysts at Reuters and JPMorgan cite tariffs and geopolitical tension as key tailwinds.
As gold surges, comparisons with Bitcoin’s volatility as a geopolitical hedge are back in focus.
Gold reached $4,730/oz on Jan 20, 2026, extending a 70%+ YTD rally as safe haven demand accelerates.
The move comes amid renewed trade war risks following Donald Trump’s second term, with tariff threats toward Europe and China lifting inflation hedges. Analysts at Reuters and JPMorgan cite tariffs and geopolitical tension as key tailwinds.
As gold surges, comparisons with Bitcoin’s volatility as a geopolitical hedge are back in focus.
Trading perps straight from a wallet finally feels right.
Tried the Perpetual Futures feature on @BinanceWallet (Web) and what stood out most is how contained everything is. You stay inside the wallet, funds never leave your control, yet you still get access to proper perp markets.
Perps run on BNB Smart Chain via @Aster_DEX, so execution is fast, fees are reasonable, and there’s no need for external dApps or bridging. The UI is clean, loads fast, orders are easy, and there’s none of that usual friction of moving funds around or switching apps.
The flow is super straightforward. Open the wallet, go to perpetuals, pick a market, trade. Virtually no learning curve. Collateral flexibility is also a big plus, using multiple assets just feels more natural for margin. Hidden orders are a nice touch too, especially for on-chain trading.
There’s also an incentive layer with Aster points and wallet campaigns, which makes it feel like this is being built seriously, not just shipped and forgotten.
It’s currently web-only, which works well for desktop trading.
Overall, it feels like wallets are moving beyond storage and becoming real trading tools. If you trade perps often, this saves time. If you’re newer, it makes on-chain trading way less intimidating.
Tried the Perpetual Futures feature on @BinanceWallet (Web) and what stood out most is how contained everything is. You stay inside the wallet, funds never leave your control, yet you still get access to proper perp markets.
Perps run on BNB Smart Chain via @Aster_DEX, so execution is fast, fees are reasonable, and there’s no need for external dApps or bridging. The UI is clean, loads fast, orders are easy, and there’s none of that usual friction of moving funds around or switching apps.
The flow is super straightforward. Open the wallet, go to perpetuals, pick a market, trade. Virtually no learning curve. Collateral flexibility is also a big plus, using multiple assets just feels more natural for margin. Hidden orders are a nice touch too, especially for on-chain trading.
There’s also an incentive layer with Aster points and wallet campaigns, which makes it feel like this is being built seriously, not just shipped and forgotten.
It’s currently web-only, which works well for desktop trading.
Overall, it feels like wallets are moving beyond storage and becoming real trading tools. If you trade perps often, this saves time. If you’re newer, it makes on-chain trading way less intimidating.
#Binance has reduced SWIFT USD withdrawal fees quite significantly.
USD withdrawals via SWIFT now cost $25 per transaction, down from $60, while USD deposits remain free. The change applies immediately to all users.
It’s a practical update for anyone moving funds between crypto and traditional banking, lowering friction on the fiat off-ramp as activity continues to scale into 2026.
Details here 👇
https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/ec128eef73b14bd093e1f17fdb1d7608
USD withdrawals via SWIFT now cost $25 per transaction, down from $60, while USD deposits remain free. The change applies immediately to all users.
It’s a practical update for anyone moving funds between crypto and traditional banking, lowering friction on the fiat off-ramp as activity continues to scale into 2026.
Details here 👇
https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/ec128eef73b14bd093e1f17fdb1d7608
Silver has moved ahead of mega cap tech in global asset rankings.
Silver’s estimated market capitalization has reached $5.06T, surpassing NVIDIA at roughly $4.53T, ranking second only to gold based on above ground supply estimates.
The shift follows a price increase from around $30 to $90 per ounce (+196% YoY), driven by supply deficits and rising industrial demand from solar, electronics, and energy infrastructure.
At current levels, silver’s valuation is approximately 2.6× Bitcoin’s market cap.
Precious metals have attracted more capital amid expectations of policy easing and elevated geopolitical risk.
Silver’s estimated market capitalization has reached $5.06T, surpassing NVIDIA at roughly $4.53T, ranking second only to gold based on above ground supply estimates.
The shift follows a price increase from around $30 to $90 per ounce (+196% YoY), driven by supply deficits and rising industrial demand from solar, electronics, and energy infrastructure.
At current levels, silver’s valuation is approximately 2.6× Bitcoin’s market cap.
Precious metals have attracted more capital amid expectations of policy easing and elevated geopolitical risk.
$146M in ETH in 3 Days: @BitMNR Makes an Institutional Bet
Bitmine Immersion Technologies, chaired by Tom Lee, accumulated 44,068 $ETH (~$146M) in roughly three days, per onchain data.
The latest leg included a 20,000 $ETH withdrawal from Kraken, with earlier inflows traced to FalconX.
The size and speed point to institutional positioning rather than short term flow.
Lee has publicly tied Ethereum’s long term value to tokenization and its role as core DeFi infrastructure, with projections extending into 2026.
Historically, similar whale-scale accumulation has aligned with improving market structure.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies, chaired by Tom Lee, accumulated 44,068 $ETH (~$146M) in roughly three days, per onchain data.
The latest leg included a 20,000 $ETH withdrawal from Kraken, with earlier inflows traced to FalconX.
The size and speed point to institutional positioning rather than short term flow.
Lee has publicly tied Ethereum’s long term value to tokenization and its role as core DeFi infrastructure, with projections extending into 2026.
Historically, similar whale-scale accumulation has aligned with improving market structure.
Binance Full-Year 2025 & Themes for 2026
2025 was the year crypto quietly grew up.
What stood out to us from the latest Binance Research is how far the space moved away from pure speculation and into real infrastructure. Activity didn’t disappear, it just matured.
Bitcoin’s role changed the most. Price strength held even as base-layer activity cooled, which tells you liquidity and velocity moved off-chain. ETFs, custody, and institutions stepped in. Over $21B flowed into spot BTC ETFs, dominance stayed near 60%, and corporate and institutional holdings crossed 1.1M BTC. This looks less like a trade and more like a macro asset now.
DeFi also hit a turning point. In 2025, top protocols generated $16.2B in real revenue, more than Nasdaq and CME combined. Even more interesting, RWA TVL surpassed DEX TVL for the first time. Collateral is shifting from volatile assets to tokenized treasuries and credit, which changes how risk and yield work onchain.
Stablecoins might be the biggest signal of all. $33T in annual transaction volume, nearly double Visa. Market cap crossed $300B, and usage stayed resilient even during risk-off periods. They’ve clearly become the default settlement and access layer for crypto, not just a trading tool.
BNB Chain is a good case study of where things are heading. It handled 15 to 18M daily transactions while also hosting institutional RWAs like BlackRock’s BUIDL. Retail scale on one side, TradFi-grade products on the other. That balance is hard to pull off, and it shows what real adoption looks like.
Looking ahead to 2026, this isn’t about predictions. It’s about how the market is actually structured now. Crypto is now macro-led, institutions are participating through regulated rails, and value is shifting toward apps, wallets, and real usage. Less noise, more allocation.
If you want a data-led view of what actually worked in 2025 and why that matters for 2026, the full Binance Research report is worth reading 👉🏻 https://www.binance.com/en/research/analysis/full-year-2025-and-themes-for-2026/
This isn’t investment advice, just signals from real usage.
What stood out to us from the latest Binance Research is how far the space moved away from pure speculation and into real infrastructure. Activity didn’t disappear, it just matured.
Bitcoin’s role changed the most. Price strength held even as base-layer activity cooled, which tells you liquidity and velocity moved off-chain. ETFs, custody, and institutions stepped in. Over $21B flowed into spot BTC ETFs, dominance stayed near 60%, and corporate and institutional holdings crossed 1.1M BTC. This looks less like a trade and more like a macro asset now.
DeFi also hit a turning point. In 2025, top protocols generated $16.2B in real revenue, more than Nasdaq and CME combined. Even more interesting, RWA TVL surpassed DEX TVL for the first time. Collateral is shifting from volatile assets to tokenized treasuries and credit, which changes how risk and yield work onchain.
Stablecoins might be the biggest signal of all. $33T in annual transaction volume, nearly double Visa. Market cap crossed $300B, and usage stayed resilient even during risk-off periods. They’ve clearly become the default settlement and access layer for crypto, not just a trading tool.
BNB Chain is a good case study of where things are heading. It handled 15 to 18M daily transactions while also hosting institutional RWAs like BlackRock’s BUIDL. Retail scale on one side, TradFi-grade products on the other. That balance is hard to pull off, and it shows what real adoption looks like.
Looking ahead to 2026, this isn’t about predictions. It’s about how the market is actually structured now. Crypto is now macro-led, institutions are participating through regulated rails, and value is shifting toward apps, wallets, and real usage. Less noise, more allocation.
If you want a data-led view of what actually worked in 2025 and why that matters for 2026, the full Binance Research report is worth reading 👉🏻 https://www.binance.com/en/research/analysis/full-year-2025-and-themes-for-2026/
This isn’t investment advice, just signals from real usage.
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