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Professional market makers have found a way to operate on Solana (SOL) with near-Binance efficiency—and it’s changing how DeFi liquidity actually works.Proprietary Automated Market Makers, or PropAMMs, solve a problem that’s plagued decentralized exchanges since Uniswap launched in 2018: passive liquidity providers consistently lose money to arbitrageurs. The fix involves pushing predictive price feeds on-chain and encoding sophisticated trading logic into smart contracts.The Core Problem With Traditional AMMsMarket makers survive by constantly updating their quotes. When Bitcoin drops from $100,000 to $98,000, they cancel old orders and post new ones at current prices. Miss that update, and informed traders will…

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The Bitcoin hashrate has slipped below 1 zetahash per second for the first time in four months despite a recent improvement in miner profitability.The Bitcoin network hashrate has fallen under 1,000 exahash per second (EH/s) for the first time since mid-September, with one analyst tipping the decline to continued interest in AI. The Bitcoin hashrate is currently 993 EH/s on a seven-day moving average, after dropping below 1,000 EH/s, or 1 zetahash per second (ZH/s), on Saturday, according to Hashrate Index data.It has now fallen nearly 15% since its seven-day moving average peak of 1,157 EH/s on Oct. 19. Bitcoin’s change…

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ALGO Price Prediction Summary • Short-term target (1 week): $0.134-$0.140• Medium-term forecast (1 month): $0.16-$0.19 range• Bullish breakout level: $0.14• Critical support: $0.12 What Crypto Analysts Are Saying About Algorand Recent analyst sentiment for Algorand remains cautiously optimistic despite mixed technical signals. Caroline Bishop noted on January 14, 2026: “Algorand shows bullish potential with RSI at 60.5 and MACD divergence signaling recovery from oversold conditions. Analysts eye $0.16-$0.19 targets within 4-6 weeks.” Peter Zhang reinforced this outlook on January 15, stating: “Algorand (ALGO) shows bullish momentum despite recent decline. Technical indicators suggest potential 19-42% upside to $0.16-$0.19 range within 4-6…

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Brian Armstrong, the CEO of crypto exchange Coinbase, denied reports that the White House is considering pulling support for the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill, and also denied rumors that the administration is “furious” with Coinbase.“The White House has been super constructive here. They did ask us to see if we can go figure out a deal with the banks, which we’re currently working on,” Armstrong said. On Friday, independent journalist Eleanor Terrett reported a clash between Coinbase and the administration of US President Donald Trump, with the White House threatening to withdraw support for the market structure bill…

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GitHub has implemented a new rate limit on its Actions cache system, capping uploads at 200 new cache entries per minute for each repository. The change, announced January 16, 2026, targets repositories that were hammering the cache system with rapid-fire uploads and causing stability problems across the platform.Downloads remain unaffected. If your workflows pull existing cache entries, nothing changes. The limit specifically targets the creation of new entries—a distinction that matters for teams running parallel builds that generate fresh cache data.Why now? GitHub cited “cache thrash” as the culprit. Repositories uploading massive volumes of cache entries in short bursts were…

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Fogo’s mainnet went live on January 15, 2026, with Wormhole integrated as the blockchain’s official native bridge—giving the trader-focused Layer 1 immediate access to liquidity across more than 40 connected networks. The FOGO token is currently trading at $0.037 with a $201 million market cap, though it’s down 9.36% in the past 24 hours as launch volatility plays out.The Solana Virtual Machine-based chain is positioning itself as infrastructure for latency-sensitive DeFi applications. Fogo claims 40-millisecond block times and 1.3-second confirmation speeds through what it calls “multi-local consensus”—specifications that would make it attractive for on-chain order books and liquidation engines where…

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A sharp fault line is forming across the digital asset industry between crypto products that increasingly resemble regulated financial institutions and a traditional banking sector warning that some of those innovations may be going too far.That tension is on full display this week. JPMorgan is cautioning that yield-bearing stablecoins risk recreating core banking functions without the safeguards built up over decades of regulation. At the same time, Wall Street’s engagement with crypto continues to deepen, with Morgan Stanley’s exchange-traded fund (ETF) filings signaling what analysts describe as the next phase of institutional adoption, one that could force other banks to accelerate…

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