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Analyst: ETH-BTC ratio bottomed in April 2025 near 0.017, rallied to 0.043
Market analyst Michaël van de Poppe says Ethereum's ETH-BTC ratio bottomed in April 2025 around 0.017, then advanced to 0.043 before easing near 0.034. He points to rising stablecoin supply, tokenized RWAs, developer activity, and strong transfer volumes as supportive, while ETH briefly tested $3,300 above its 365-day average before pulling back to about $3,100.
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Starknet's Monday outage: 18 minutes reverted; September had 5-hour halt
On Monday, the Starknet team published a post‑mortem on a temporary mainnet outage, attributing it to a state mismatch between its execution blockifier and proving layer. The incident triggered a block reorganization that reverted 18 minutes of activity. In September 2025, a sequencer bug caused a separate five‑hour halt, two reorganizations, and about 1 hour rolled back.
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Nasdaq and CME Group unify benchmarks with new Nasdaq-CME Crypto Index
The Nasdaq Stock Exchange and CME Group have combined their crypto benchmarks by renaming the Nasdaq Crypto Index to the Nasdaq-CME Crypto Index, which currently tracks major assets such as Bitcoin, Ether, XRP, Solana, Chainlink, Cardano and Avalanche. Executives and analysts expect crypto index benchmarks and exchange-traded products to gain traction as the digital asset market becomes more complex and investors increasingly seek passive, diversified exposure.
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CLARITY crypto market structure bill faces 2026 deadline as bipartisan Senate votes loom
On Jan. 15, 2026, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act of 2025 will face a key Senate Banking Committee vote, with analyst Alex Thorn warning it is unlikely to return for a second vote in 2026 if it fails to advance. He said Republicans will need seven to 10 Democratic senators overall, and at least four Democrats on the committee, to move the CLARITY market structure bill forward and sustain its chances.
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CFTC no-action letter lets Bitnomial list fully collateralized event contracts
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has issued a no-action letter to crypto derivatives venue Bitnomial, allowing it to list event contracts and operate prediction-style markets. Under the letter, Bitnomial is exempt from standard asset swap reporting rules but must keep all positions fully collateralized and publish detailed market data, while supplying information to the regulator on request. The move comes after a surge of interest in US prediction markets, including major funding for Polymarket and strategic moves by Kalshi, ICE and Coinbase.
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