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Crypto market sheds $100B as weekend sell-off hits ETH and XRP harder than Bitcoin on Jan. 31, 2026
On Saturday, Ethereum, XRP and the wider crypto market saw a sharp pullback, wiping roughly $100 billion from total market value while Bitcoin declined more moderately. The move coincided with reports of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza and unfolded in thin weekend liquidity, with Ethereum leading liquidations and altcoins generally underperforming BTC. By 3:41 pm UTC on Jan. 31, 2026, Ethereum traded at $2,539.70, down 6.22% over 24 hours, as total crypto market capitalization hovered around $2.73 trillion.
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Step Finance Probes Treasury Wallet Breach After 261,854 SOL Worth $30M Is Moved
On January 31, 2026, Step Finance reported that several treasury and fee wallets on Solana had been compromised after around 261,854 SOL, valued at roughly $30 million, were unstaked and transferred. The team said the affected addresses are under investigation and indicated that only treasury-related wallets appear impacted so far, with no confirmed effect on user funds or core protocol operations. The incident is drawing wider attention to operational security standards for DeFi protocol treasuries.
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US Treasury Sanctions Iranian Officials and UK Crypto Exchanges on 31 January 2026
On 31 January 2026, the US Treasury announced sanctions against senior Iranian officials and financial networks said to be involved in violent protest crackdowns and domestic repression. The measures also target two UK-registered digital asset platforms, Zedcex Exchange and Zedxion Exchange, alleged to have processed funds tied to IRGC-linked wallets, with Zedcex handling more than $94 billion in transactions since 2022. These designations freeze assets under US jurisdiction, bar US persons from dealing with the listed parties, and warn foreign institutions of potential penalties for facilitating related transactions.
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December PPI spike reshapes 2026 rate-cut outlook as Bitcoin drops below $82,400
In December 2025, the Producer Price Index rose 0.5% month-over-month and 3.0% year-over-year, with core PPI climbing to 3.3%, the highest since July 2025. Bitcoin slid under $82,400 as Fed funds futures shifted to just 52 basis points of expected cuts across 2026, with the first move seen in June. Persistent services inflation and elevated real yields around 1.90% now frame key scenarios for rates and Bitcoin ahead of the Feb. 20 PCE release.
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