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Vietnam Opens Crypto Exchange Licensing as Pilot Goes Live

Vietnam has officially begun the procedure of accepting applications for licenses to allow the trade of virtual assets, a procedure that has been viewed as a milestone step towards the launch of a long-awaited cryptocurrency market. The State Securities Commission of Vietnam (SSC) confirmed the move on Tuesday, stating that

January 22, 2026 3 mins read

Coinbase Faces User Backlash Over Missing Balance Reports Tied to System Glitch

Some of the Coinbase users have been experiencing missing or incorrect balances being reflected in their accounts, which raised various concerns among the cryptocurrency communities. It is reported that the affected users were the ones who had been experiencing issues with the balances being reflected both on the Coinbase exchange

January 22, 2026 2 mins read

Trump After Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, Where Does Crypto Market Stand?

US President Donald Trump is reportedly chasing the ouster of the Federal Reserve Governor. The US Supreme Court has weighed in by flagging risks associated with it. This comes after reports emerged about Trump going after the Fed Chair. For the crypto market, any movement in this context could cause

January 22, 2026 2 mins read

Strive Targets $150M Raise to Cut Debt and Buy More Bitcoin

Strive, a fund management company founded by former US Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, is on the brink of raising as much as $150 million via a preferred stock offering. The funds raised will be used for paying off debt and buying more Bitcoin. This is a positive development for Strive,

January 22, 2026 3 mins read

SagaEVM Chain Exploit Sees $7M Drained, Funds Moved to Ethereum

The SagaEVM chain, part of the Saga Layer-1 blockchain ecosystem, remained paused after a security exploit on January 21. With that, the investigation update was released on January 22,  the attacker’s wallet was found, and around $7 million worth of assets, with some converted to Ethereum. Further, the team is

January 22, 2026 2 mins read

U.S. Banks Push Congress to Restrict Stablecoins and Crypto Data Access

The traditional banks in the U.S. are pushing the lawmakers to change the crypto rules that would limit the stablecoins and financial data sharing. This push was led by the American Bankers Association (ABA), which is the major group of U.S. banks. Why Banks Want Stablecoin Yields Banned ABA’s are

January 22, 2026 2 mins read