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Exodus and MoonPay Will Launch a USD Stablecoin in Early 2026

Self-custody wallet Exodus is teaming up with payments firm MoonPay to introduce a fully reserved, USD-backed stablecoin designed for everyday spending. The asset will be issued and managed by MoonPay, built on M0’s open stablecoin infrastructure, and integrated into Exodus Pay, a new consumer payments experience inside the Exodus app. The partners are targeting an early-2026 launch, with availability “subject to regulatory considerations.”

Crypto outlet ForkLog flagged the move, noting that the project aims to deliver fast, simple “digital dollar” payments without forcing users to learn crypto minutiae—an approach that matches Exodus’ consumer-first design ethos.

What exactly are Exodus, MoonPay and M0 building?

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Fidelity Strategist Says Bitcoin Bull Market Could End in 2026

Bitcoin’s strongest cheerleaders just got a high-profile check. Jurrien Timmer, director of global macro at Fidelity, said the current bull cycle may end in 2026, arguing that Bitcoin’s historical four-year pattern appears intact after a 2025 peak and that a “year off” could follow. He placed key support for the Bitcoin price in a $65,000–$75,000 range, even as he stressed he remains a long-term bull.

Timmer’s view arrived as crypto markets weigh whether October’s surge near $125K–$126K already marked the cycle top. Several outlets summarizing his charts and commentary noted he sees the recent advance as consistent with prior halving-cycle arcs—followed historically by a roughly year-long “crypto winter.”

What exactly Timmer said

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How to Exchange POPCAT to USDT on Ybex

Understanding the Basics

Before you press “Swap,” a few essentials will save you time (and nerves):

- POPCAT (Solana): POPCAT is a Solana SPL token. That means you send it from a Solana wallet (e.g., Phantom, Solflare, Exodus with Solana enabled) and the transaction happens on the Solana network.
- USDT (Tether): USDT lives on many chains—SPL (Solana), ERC-20 (Ethereum), TRC-20 (Tron), BEP-20 (BNB Smart Chain), and more. Decide which network you want your USDT on before you start. (For example, if your exchange wallet only supports TRC-20 deposits, choose TRC-20 USDT as your output.)
- Addresses must match networks: An ERC-20 USDT address won’t accept SPL USDT, and vice versa. Always match chain ↔️ address.
- Rates & slippage: Quotes on instant exchanges can move with the market.

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XRP, Zcash and Algorand Defy the Altcoin Slump

While 2025 closed with a bruising stretch for crypto, three names consistently showed relative strength: XRP, Zcash (ZEC) and Algorand (ALGO). A year-end roundup from Cointelegraph highlights how the trio “came back from the dead” in a market where the classic “altcoin season” never arrived. The piece frames their outperformance against a backdrop of cautious risk-taking and a broad alt slump.

A tough tape for alts
The broader market tone matters. By mid-December, 75 of the top 100 tokens were trading below key moving-average signals, a sign of persistent weakness outside of Bitcoin. That underperformance mirrored the narrative many traders felt all year: BTC could set records, but most alts lagged.

Cointelegraph’s syndications also note that altcoin market capitalization fell sharply in 2025

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Polygon Labs is about to Acquire Coinme and Sequence

Polygon Labs is making one of its biggest “real-world payments” moves yet, signing definitive agreements to acquire Coinme and Sequence in deals valued at more than $250 million. The goal: bring key pieces of stablecoin payment infrastructure in-house—regulated fiat rails, enterprise wallets, and cross-chain “orchestration”—as the company tries to turn blockchain usage into something closer to everyday money movement.

The acquisitions, first reported by CoinDesk and confirmed through Polygon’s own announcement, come as stablecoins keep pushing beyond trading and into payments, settlement, and treasury workflows. Polygon CEO Marc Boiron told Reuters the company’s ambition is to become “a regulated U.S. payments player,”

Why Polygon is buying now?

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Top 5 Crypto to Watch in January 2026

January has that “new year, new narrative” energy—except in crypto, the narratives are usually powered by macro shocks, liquidity shifts, and whatever ecosystem is shipping real upgrades. This month, markets are still digesting policy uncertainty, safe-haven flows, and a rotating altcoin tape. Gold ripping to fresh records has also spilled into crypto-adjacent “gold-like” trades.

Below are five assets worth watching right now—BTC, SOL, ETH, tokenized gold (PAXG/XAUT), and XMR—with clear reasons, real catalysts, and the risks that can sneak up on you.

1) Bitcoin (BTC): the one that still sets the tone

BTC is trading around $91K in mid-January, after a volatile stretch in which macro headlines and rate expectations have been whipsawing “risk-on vs safe-haven” behavior. One reason Bitcoin matters so much in January 2026 is that it’s reacting to the same uncertainty that has sent traditional safe havens (like gold) sharply higher. Reuters reported gold hitting a record above $4,600/oz as investors piled into safety amid deepening uncertainty around the Fed chair and rate credibility.

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🔍 Finding Your Transaction Link (Transaction Hash)

Question: Where can I find the transaction link for my exchange?

Answer: You can locate the transaction link (also known as the transaction hash or TxHash) in several places:

On our Website: Often, the transaction link is displayed immediately after you complete the exchange process on our site. Look for a confirmation page or a transaction summary.

In Your Personal Account:
- Log in to your account on our website.
- Navigate to your “Exchange History”
- Locate the specific transaction you are interested in.
- The transaction link or hash should be available within the transaction details.

In Your Email: We automatically send a confirmation email for each exchange. This email usually contains a link to the transaction details, including the transaction link/hash.

Using External Block Explorers:

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Why Bitcoin (BTC) Transactions Can Take Time

Why is my Bitcoin transaction taking so long to confirm?

Bitcoin transaction processing times can vary. Delays in confirmation are usually due to a couple of common factors within the Bitcoin network:

Network Congestion:

- The Bitcoin network has seen a significant increase in usage. More transactions are being sent across the network than ever before.
- This high volume of transactions can create a backlog, similar to traffic congestion on a highway. Transactions have to wait in line to be processed by Bitcoin miners.
- Network congestion is often the biggest reason for longer transaction times.

Transaction Fees:

- Bitcoin transactions are processed and confirmed by miners. Miners prioritize transactions that offer higher transaction fees.
- When you send a Bitcoin transaction, you include a small fee to incentivize miners to include your transaction in the next block they mine.

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Top 5 Factors Influencing Bitcoin Price

Bitcoin’s price can feel like it moves for “no reason” — up 8% on a calm Tuesday, down 12% when you blink. But under the noise, the same forces keep showing up. Some are obvious (demand), some are structural (Bitcoin’s fixed issuance schedule), and some are uniquely crypto (derivatives liquidations). If you’re trying to understand Bitcoin without getting lost in daily headlines, these are the five factors that matter most.

1) Global liquidity, interest rates, and the U.S. dollar
If you remember only one rule, make it this: Bitcoin is highly sensitive to “risk mood” and liquidity. When money is cheap and investors are confident, Bitcoin often benefits. When rates rise, liquidity tightens, or the dollar strengthens, speculative assets can struggle.

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How to Exchange TOSHI to USDT on Ybex

Swapping TOSHI to USDT is a simple idea—turn a volatile meme token into a dollar-pegged stablecoin—but the details matter because you’re usually moving value across networks.

- TOSHI (Toshi) is a meme token associated with the Base ecosystem (you’ll commonly see it listed as a Base token by major trackers and explorers).
- USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin designed to track the U.S. dollar.
- Tether TRC20 (often called USDT-TRON) is USDT issued on the Tron network, meaning it uses a Tron address format and runs on Tron rails.

Because of that, a swap isn’t just “send TOSHI, receive USDT.” A proper exchange cryptocurrency flow usually looks like this:

1. You choose the pair (exchange TOSHI to USDT) and pick the correct USDT network (here: USDT TRC20).
2. You paste the wallet address where you want to receive USDT.

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