Bitget Launches CandyBomb x ROBO Campaign With over 3M in Token Rewards

BITmarkets has published its January 2026 report examining recent developments in the cryptocurrency market and assessing whether current conditions may signal the emergence of a new crypto winter. The report examines Bitcoin’s price trajectory following projections made at the end of 2025. According to the analysis, Bitcoin has continued trading within the $60,000–$70,000 range and remains down more than 30 percent year-on-year. The report notes that comparable trends have been observed across other major digital assets,

PACT, the leading on-chain credit and payments infrastructure protocol and #1 RWA protocol on Aptos, today announced that its native token, $PACT, is now supported on the world’s most trusted cryptocurrency exchanges, including Kraken, MEXC, and Gate.  PACT Expands Access as It Builds the Future of On-Chain Finance PACT enables end-to-end, fully programmable credit infrastructure, supporting origination, servicing, repayments, covenants, waterfalls, and stablecoin settlement entirely on-chain. Unlike traditional RWA protocols

0x, a leading decentralized exchange (DEX) infrastructure provider, today announced the launch of its Cross-Chain API to private beta, a developer solution that helps applications execute token swaps across 15+ blockchains through a single integration. The Cross-Chain API is designed to support programmatic trading and automated systems that need reliable cross-chain execution across EVM networks and Solana. “Developers building automated trading and treasury workflows need cross-chain execution that’s fast, predictable,

Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has released the latest Bybit x Block Scholes Crypto Derivatives Analytics report, analyzing recent volatility, positioning, and sentiment across Bitcoin and Ethereum derivatives markets. The report details how Bitcoin broke out of a prolonged low-volatility range after briefly falling to $62,000, followed by a sharp rebound toward the $68,000 level. While spot prices have recovered much of the decline, derivatives markets continue