Farcaster co-founder Dan Romero confirmed this Friday that the project will return the full 180 million dollars raised to its investors following the acquisition by infrastructure provider Neynar. According to Romero, the Farcaster decentralized social protocol will remain fully operational under new leadership, ensuring the continuity of its technological services for the more than 250,000 monthly active users recently recorded in the network.
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The manufacturer Ledger prepares its Ledger initial public offering in New York to reach a valuation of 4 billion dollars very soon. As CEO Pascal Gauthier reported this Friday, the firm collaborates with international banking giants to finalize its debut on the stock exchange. This operation seeks to capitalize on the increase in demand for digital security after records in global cyberattacks.
Monero’s price has entered a high volatility phase after retreating from its historical highs, currently trading at around 524 dollars. According to the latest reports, Monero technical indicators reflect significant caution due to a 20% drop in derivatives open interest recently. This reduction, which went from 272 to 217 million dollars, indicates that traders are closing positions amid uncertainty, avoiding maintaining unnecessary risks in the current market for digital assets.
Hedera’s HBAR traded narrowly above a critical support zone around $0.102 as weak sentiment and a cluster of bearish technical signals pushed the token toward a higher probability of downside continuation. Market data from mid- to late January 2026 showed severe negative flows and chart patterns that amplified the risk of a decisive breakdown.
TRON founder Justin Sun invested $8 million in River, a DeFi project building chain‑abstraction stablecoin infrastructure on TRON. The capital, routed through TRON DAO Ventures, aims to accelerate River’s deployment of a universal stablecoin layer and to draw cross‑chain liquidity into the ecosystem.
The American Bankers Association and major U.S. banks have mounted a coordinated policy offensive in 2026 to restrict yield-bearing stablecoins and to reshape open banking rules, arguing both threaten deposit funding and consumer safety.
Blockchain firm Elliptic revealed that the ruble-backed A7A5 stablecoin processed 100 billion dollars in transactions before being halted by international regulators this Thursday. This asset functioned as a strategic bridge toward the Tether market to facilitate the usage of cryptocurrencies to evade sanctions and Western financial restrictions during this period.
Jeremy Allaire, CEO of Circle, rejected concerns at the World Economic Forum regarding stablecoin yields and their impact on banking. During his speech this Thursday in Davos, he described the idea that these assets cause bank runs as absurd, pointing to money market funds as a successful historical precedent for this modern financial shift.
The Saga team announced this Wednesday the immediate suspension of its SagaEVM chainlet after suffering a Saga security incident that resulted in the theft of 7 million dollars. According to the protocol’s official source on X, attackers managed to transfer funds to the Ethereum network, causing the value of its stablecoin to crash within the ecosystem.
Stablecoin issuer Tether disclosed audited annual results showing net profits exceeding $10 billion for 2025, alongside a historic accumulation of U.S. Treasury holdings that exceeded $122 billion, underscoring the expanding supply of USDT and the firm’s conservative reserve strategy.
