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1Bitget Daily Digest (Jan.16)｜CME to Launch ADA, LINK and XLM Futures on Feb 9; Bitmine Purchases 24,068 ETH; Polygon Lays Off 30% to Pivot Toward Stablecoin Payments2Atomic Wallet raises red flags in viral $479k Monero loss claim3Bitcoin Sheds 30% of Open Interest: Is a Rebound Imminent?
Who controls XRP in 2026? Top 10 addresses control 18.56% of circulating supply
Cointelegraph·2026/01/17 11:36
Steak ‘n Shake Increases Bitcoin Exposure Following Eight Months of Crypto Payments
CoinEdition·2026/01/17 11:36
Are Traders Leaving Litecoin (LTC)? What It Means for This OG Crypto
Coinpedia·2026/01/17 11:30
Solana (SOL) Price Eyes $150 as Active Addresses Rebound and ETF Volumes Hit $6B
Coinpedia·2026/01/17 11:30
Top Crypto to Watch This Weekend: BTC, ETH and SOL as Open Interest Rises
Coinpedia·2026/01/17 11:30
U.S. Treasury Scott Bessent Drops FED Chair Timeline: Trump’s Decision Coming Soon
Coinpedia·2026/01/17 11:30
Polygon (POL) Price Pulls Back on Layoff News: But the Chart Signals a Different Story
Coinpedia·2026/01/17 11:30
Render (RNDR) Price Prediction 2026, 2027 – 2030: Long-Term Forecast and Growth Outlook
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Maple launches yield-bearing stablecoin syrupUSDCJinse Finance reported that Token Terminal disclosed Maple has launched an interest-bearing stablecoin, syrupUSDC. Holders of syrupUSDC can deposit USDC into Maple's lending pools to provide financing for institutional borrowers. The yield for holders comes from the interest paid by these borrowers.
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On this day in history: 17 years ago, Satoshi Nakamoto released Bitcoin v0.1 AlphaJinse Finance reported that an exchange posted on the X platform to commemorate this day in history: 17 years ago, on January 17, 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto released the first version of the Bitcoin client v0.1, namely Bitcoin v0.1 Alpha, which allowed anyone to launch their own node from any computer.
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Crypto Banter founder: Has sold all BitMine holdings, does not believe the company should invest in influencersForesight News reported that Ran Neuner, founder of Crypto Banter, tweeted, "I have sold all my BMNR shares. I invested in an Ethereum treasury company, not Tom Lee's venture capital fund. I was hoping to get more ETH per share. I like MrBeast, and I know influencer marketing better than most, but I cannot believe that an Ethereum treasury company should be making these investments."
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