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Bitcoin, which has been continuously rising for the third consecutive day, has hit a record high in recent trading.

The major digital coin surpassed the $94,000 mark for the first time in history, moving the record peak to $94,324.

 

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The study, conducted by 5Money and Storible, covers the period from January 2022 to October 2024. Of the 1,544 cryptocurrency projects analyzed, the experts identified as failures those with liquidity below $50,000 and daily trading volume of less than $1,000, as well as those with official X accounts inactive for more than three months and websites inaccessible.

The study found that South Korea had the highest number of unsuccessful projects, with 59% of applications failing to attract attention and funds. Singapore took the second position with 53.75%, and the UK was in third place with 52.94%. In the Netherlands and Canada, 50% of cryptocurrency projects each remained on the market, as reported by experts from 5Money and Storible.

Experts believe that the reason for the high share of fraudulent schemes in the U.S. is the lack of clear and transparent legislation in the field of regulation of the cryptocurrency market, as well as the existing significant ignorance of the population about the mechanisms of such schemes.

 

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Praetorian has introduced a solution based on Casa's multi-signature crypto vault technology. Each vault is located in a different jurisdiction and uses strong encryption. The solution is autonomous and independent of Casa, which guarantees asset protection even if the company closes down.

The US is discussing the creation of government reserves in bitcoins, and some states may start this as early as next year. At the moment, the U.S. government holds approximately $20.5 billion in cryptocurrencies confiscated in law enforcement actions.

 

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Nikolai Shulginov, chairman of the State Duma Energy Committee, has expressed the opinion that grey schemes in the field of mining will remain relevant even if restrictions on cryptocurrency mining are introduced. According to him, it is impossible to solve this problem in the current market conditions.

The deputy noted that it is not possible to administer this process completely, and it is unclear how it will be possible to identify grey miners and distinguish them from legal ones.

Shulginov also emphasised that there are no tools to seize equipment used for cryptocurrency mining and distinguish it from other equipment. Nevertheless, he added that the emergence of the practice of applying the law can be considered a positive moment, although in its current form the law may be ineffective.

 

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Crypto investment company Grayscale has launched an exchange-traded fund (ETF) Bitcoin Miners ETF, which allows investors to gain global access to shares of companies in the field of bitcoin mining. The product under the MNRS ticker is available on the NYSE Arca stock exchange. The largest shares in the basket are held by shares of the largest American companies by capitalization, Marathon Digital (MARA), Riot Platforms (RIOT) and Core Scientific (CORZ): in total, they occupy 37.78% of the fund's portfolio.

 

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The issuance of new cryptocurrencies hit a record high in January, sparking concerns among crypto analysts about the dilution of investor capital.

According to CoinGecko co-founder Bobby Ong, 600,000 new tokens were issued in the first month of 2025. That's 12 times more than the 50,000 tokens per month that were issued on average from 2022 to 2023.

The increase in the figure began in the fourth quarter of 2024. At that time, the monthly number reached 400,000 tokens before jumping to a record high in January 2025.

The sheer number of new tokens has crypto experts seriously worried.

 

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Paolo Ardoino, the head of Tether, accused competitors of using legal and regulatory leverage to undermine the stability of the USDT stablecoin.

Ardoino emphasised that USDT is the leader among US dollar-backed stablecoins, giving users around the world convenient access to US currency.

‘Today, USDT is used by 400 million people, and that number is growing by 35 million every quarter,’ Ardoino stated.
The Tether chief's statement comes amid news of the US drafting rules to regulate stablecoins, which, according to some reports, could restrict offshore issuers' access to US Treasury bills.

 

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In less than two minutes, an anonymous trader lost 26,820 USDC after a false bullish signal on the TRUMP memcoin.

The user withdrew 504,820 USDC from cryptocurrency exchange Binance to buy TRUMP after the news about the coin. He then quickly sold the tokens because he realized that the news was fake, causing him to suffer serious losses.

Positive news about the TRUMP token appeared in an account on the social network X banned in Russia by the user Tier10k, who publishes news that really happens in the cryptocurrency industry. It later turned out that the post was made by hackers.

Nevertheless, the TRUMP memcoin went up 20% for a while, but literally the very next morning the price rolled back. It is now back under bearish pressure, which has intensified since Trump's inauguration.

Since January 21, TRUMP has lost about 80% of its value, which was also helped by the general decline in the crypto market. However, while cryptokits continue to buy bitcoin at a reduced price, memcoins have lost the former interest of investors.

 

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Before Atkins' confirmation hearing to head the SEC, Warren said he knew about the irregularities at FTX. Atkins advised FTX for about 10 months before its collapse but “didn't raise the alarm.” Warren asked why he didn't notice FTX's risky trades and ties to Alameda Research.

The senator questioned his ability to enforce the law given the dismissal of cases against Coinbase and Kraken, and how he would prevent market manipulation if Trump and his family were doing it. Warren has previously proposed expanding the Treasury Department's powers to combat cryptocurrency crime.