Monthly Archives: January, 2026

Content Writer Harvey Hunter Content Writer Harvey Hunter Part of the Team Since Apr 2024 About Author Harvey Hunter is a Content Writer at Cryptonews.com. With a background in Computer Science, IT, and Mathematics, he seamlessly transitioned from tech geek to crypto journalist. Last updated:  December 31, 2026 Market participants are sidelining MNT, dampening bullish

Crypto ETFs Post First Monthly Outflows of 2025 as Assets Retreat From September Peak: ETFGI Journalist Tanzeel Akhtar Journalist Tanzeel Akhtar Part of the Team Since Feb 2018 About Author Tanzeel Akhtar has been reporting on cryptocurrency and blockchain technology since 2015. Her work has appeared in leading publications including The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg

From Seizures to Mining Rigs: How Governments Built Massive Bitcoin Holdings – Crypto News Bitcoin NewsYou need to enable JavaScript to run this app.Read...

In the latest SlateCast episode, XYO co-founder Markus Levin joined CryptoSlate’s hosts to unpack why decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN) are moving beyond niche experiments—and why XYO built a purpose-built Layer-1 to handle the kind of data AI and real-world applications increasingly demand. Levin’s ambition for the network is blunt: “First, I think XYO is

Bitcoin is likely headed for a challenging 2026, with many analysts expecting the cryptocurrency to extend its late-2025 downturn. Yet even as prices soften, early adopters say the coming year could mark a turning point for Bitcoin’s real-world utility, as payment infrastructure continues to mature and using BTC as a medium of exchange becomes simpler

Spot XRP ETFs have seen 29 straight days of inflows in December, stacking $1.15 billion, while Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs are seeing heavy outflows. Institutional money is clearly betting on XRP, showing conviction even as most crypto faces selling pressure. DeepSnitch AI is catching the same bullish confidence. The presale has already smashed $980,000, and

Lawmakers behind the South Korea cryptocurrency bill delayed the submission due to unresolved issues. The bill in question will allow domestic companies to issue stablecoins. The stablecoin bill is expected to be submitted sometime in 2026. Wider crypto market news today turned slightly bullish. In addition to many altcoins logging small recoveries, DeepSnitch AI pumped

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