Dogecoin fell out of a previously formed bullish flag pattern on Jan. 22, 2026, according to a four-hour DOGE/USD chart created on TradingView.
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NYSE Tokenization Plan Hit With “Vaporware” Label as 24 7 Trading Pitch Leaves Gaps
The New York Stock Exchange and its parent, Intercontinental Exchange, outlined an NYSE tokenization plan to support 24 7 trading and instant settlement for stocks and ETFs using a blockchain post trade system. The plan also mentions custody and multi chain support.
Pump.fun Launched Pump Fund, Turning Memecoin Chaos Into Startup Fuel
Pump.fun has dropped Pump Fund, a brand-new investment arm aimed at backing early-stage projects in its ecosystem.
NFTs Aren’t Dead, Wealthy Collectors Are Keeping the Lights On
NFTs might look quiet after the big hype crash, but don’t count them out yet.
Ether Sinks Below $3,000 in Back to Back Sell Offs as Traders Eye April Lows
Ether fell sharply in the latest daily session, dropping about $120 in one day, or roughly 4%, as price slipped from the $3,100 area to near $2,984 on the daily close, based on Bitstamp data.
From Safe Havens to Digital Assets: How Macro Shifts Are Redefining Value in 2026
In early 2026, markets are adjusting to a macro reset shaped by geopolitical tension, trade frictions, and shifting monetary expectations.
These forces have pushed gold back into its role as the world’s primary safe haven, while Bitcoin has entered a risk-off phase amid tighter liquidity.
The nearly $1.3 trillion wiped from U.S. equity markets reflects the same repricing of risk.
It isn’t an anomaly, but a typical response when policy uncertainty and macro pressure collide. Capital pulls back first, then reassesses.
History shows this pattern clearly. In periods of uncertainty, investors move into tangible stores of value before selectively rotating back into growth assets once conditions stabilize, as seen in 2008 and again during the 2022 crypto winter.
Some aftershocks are likely to extend into early 2026, but these resets often lay the groundwork for the next expansion rather than ending it.
Near term, gold could continue climbing toward $5,000 if tensions persist, while Bitcoin may test the $80,000–$85,000 range before stabilizing.
Longer term, both remain structurally bullish as liquidity improves and institutional participation deepens.
Crypto is still in its formative years, and volatility is part of that maturation.
As infrastructure and adoption grow, price behavior should gradually stabilize, positioning Bitcoin alongside gold as a core hedge in a more fragmented global financial system.
Ignacio Aguirre, CMO at Bitget
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