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Jim Cramer says chip stocks are going up because companies can’t build new chips fast enough. Not because they don’t want to. They literally don’t have the tools. “We don’t have enough equipment to expand production of these chips, and we can’t put it together fast enough,” Jim said on his CNBC segment Friday night. Micron’s stock jumped 7.76% on Friday. Not a small move. The company makes memory and storage tech, especially for artificial intelligence. Its CEO, Sanjay Mehrotra, told Jim there’s no sign of things slowing down. “AI driven-demand is accelerating. It is real. It is here, and…

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Kevin Warsh, President Donald Trump’s nominee to chair the Federal Reserve, helped shape Anchorage Digital, a key player in Tether’s efforts to gain a regulated foothold in U.S. markets. Prior to being tapped by Trump for the role on Friday, Warsh served as an advisor to Anchorage Digital for years. The American financier and bank executive was listed on the company’s website as an advisor, but he was removed sometime after Jan. 16, per the Internet Archive. On Friday, Anchorage Digital co-founder and CEO Nathan McCauley said on X that he “couldn’t be more excited” about Warsh’s nomination, noting that…

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Binance co-founder said Thursday that a community-led push to withdraw funds was an effective stress test for the crypto exchange. Binance CEO Yi He wrote a message on X earlier today to address ongoing rumors about the platform’s insolvency, claiming the chatter has actually increased the number of exchange addresses. Some friends in the community have initiated a withdrawal campaign. Although the number of assets in Binance addresses has increased after the campaign was launched, I believe that regularly initiating withdrawals from all trading platforms is a very effective stress test. Yi He. Her remarks came as on-chain data showed…

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Latin American digital asset platform Mercado Bitcoin said that it had deployed more than $20 million of tokenized private credit on Bitcoin sidechain Rootstock, deepening its push into real-world assets (RWAs) and targeting $100 million in issuances by April. According to a release shared with Cointelegraph, several offerings had already reached target capacity since going live. The move adds Rootstock to Mercado Bitcoin’s multichain tokenization strategy, which includes planned RWA issuances on Stellar (XLM) and the XRP Ledger, giving international investors Bitcoin‑secured exposure to Latin American private debt markets. Lucas Pinsdorf, business director at Mercado Bitcoin, told Cointelegraph that the…

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By the end of 2025, a corner of the market most Ethereum traders rarely watch had built a position large enough to matter for everyone else. Everstake’s annual Ethereum staking report estimates that public companies’ “digital asset treasuries” collectively held roughly 6.5–7.0 million $ETH by December, which is more than 5.5% of the circulating supply. The number is huge, but the more important part is why these companies chose $ETH in the first place. Bitcoin’s corporate-treasury playbook is built around scarcity and reflexivity: buy coins, let the market re-rate the equity wrapper at a premium, then issue stock to buy…

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In its recent visit to China, Canada’s Prime Minister Mike Carney reached a series of agreements that seek to forge a commercial alliance between the two countries. Canada now seeks to increase its exports to China by 50%, preparing to face what Carney called a new world order. Canada Completes Economic Agreements With China In Preparation For New World Order Canada and China are tightening their ties in preparation for the future. The North American nation, traditionally considered an ally of the U.S., is now turning to China as a reliable trade partner after relations with Washington soured due to…

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In South Korea, where there is intense interest in altcoins, sudden price surges are frequently observed in some altcoins. At this point, one of these altcoins is ZKsync (ZK), which has become one of the popular altcoins of recent times. ZK, which was listed on Upbit, South Korea’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, at the beginning of January, is now under investigation by the country’s regulatory body. Accordingly, the South Korean Financial Supervisory Service (FSS) has launched an investigation into ZK, which is traded on Upbit, the country’s largest cryptocurrency exchange. A spokesperson for South Korea’s Financial Security Service’s Virtual Asset Investigation…

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Network News VITALIK BUTERIN SAYS LAYER-2 ROADMAP ‘NO LONGER MAKES SENSE’: Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin said the role of layer-2 networks needs to be reconsidered as the blockchain’s main network continues to scale and transaction costs remain low. In a post on X, Buterin said the original rollup-centric roadmap, which positioned layer-2s as the primary way Ethereum would scale, “no longer makes sense.” That roadmap envisioned layer-2s as secure extensions of Ethereum that would handle most transactions while inheriting Ethereum’s security guarantees, often described as “branded shards” of the network. According to Buterin, two developments have challenged that original vision…

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Ethereum price started a major decline after it failed to clear $2,500. $ETH is down 20% and is now struggling to stay above the $2,200 support. Ethereum failed to stay above $2,550 and started a fresh decline. The price is trading below $2,400 and the 100-hourly Simple Moving Average. There is a major bearish trend line forming with resistance at $2,415 on the hourly chart of $ETH/USD (data feed via Kraken). The pair could start a fresh increase if it stays above the $2,200 zone. Ethereum Price Dips 20% Ethereum price failed to remain stable above $2,550 and started a…

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The Smarter Web Company has reached a big milestone. CEO Andrew Webley shared that the company plans to move from the Aquis Growth Market to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange (LSE). This move comes just nine months after its IPO and marks a major step in the company’s growth journey. Webley said the decision follows months of planning, legal work and talks with advisers. The goal is to take a UK born tech company to one of the world’s most respected stock exchanges. Then build a long term British success story powered by Bitcoin and digital capital.…

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