Bithumb Bitcoin error: The South Korean exchange accidentally distributed 620,000 BTC to users. Regulators launch emergency inspection.
Author: Editorial Office CVJ.CH
What has been happening this week in the world of blockchain and cryptocurrencies? Current events and background reports in our weekly review.
Strategy reports $12.6 billion loss in Q4 2025. The largest corporate Bitcoin holder is struggling with the recent price crash.
Bitcoin crashes to $60,000, wiping out the entire Trump rally. ETF outflows, billion-dollar liquidations, and crypto winter signals.
CME Group is exploring its own coin for derivatives collateral. CEO Terry Duffy announced the initiative during the Q4 earnings call.
UBS adopts a fast-follower strategy for tokenization, says CEO Ermotti. The bank is slowly expanding crypto offerings for private clients.
Bitcoin drops to $72,900 and wipes out all gains since Trump’s election victory. Liquidations and ETF outflows pressure the crypto market.
Epstein Files reveal a documented Epstein Bitcoin connection: Blockstream investment and $525,000 for MIT Digital Currency Initiative.
White House meeting on stablecoin yield ends without agreement: banks and crypto industry continue to clash over the CLARITY Act.
A UAE sheikh invested 500 million dollars in Trump’s crypto firm World Liberty Financial. This Trump crypto investment burdens the entire industry.
Bitcoin falls below 80,000 USD – the longest monthly loss streak since 2018. ETF outflows, liquidations, and Warsh nomination weigh on crypto.
Crypto products on the SIX: Altcoins overtake Bitcoin (BTC) in trading volume. Solana (SOL) and XRP overtake Ethereum (ETH).
Bitcoin drops to a two-month low as US spot ETFs lose $1.1 billion in a week. Gold surges while capital flows out of crypto.
The DAO is relaunched as an Ethereum Security Fund with 220 million dollars. Unclaimed ETH from the 2016 hack finances the project.
The White House mediates stalled CLARITY Act negotiations between the crypto industry and banks ahead of a February 2 meeting.
Fidelity launches the FIDD stablecoin, a digital dollar on Ethereum. The third-largest asset manager in the world bets on blockchain.























