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Decentralized exchanges hit five-year January high with over $278B volume in 2026
In January 2026, decentralized exchanges on multiple chains processed more than $278B in trading volume, marking their strongest January in at least five years. While volumes remain below the absolute 2022 peak, activity on networks such as Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain and Base has surged, with Base alone reaching up to $3.39B in daily trades driven largely by Uniswap and Aerodrome.
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New BTC whales seize control as Realized Cap shifts; $86,000 low, buys near $120,000
New BTC whales have become the dominant force in Bitcoin's current cycle as ownership metrics tilt toward recently active large wallets. With price slipping below $90,000 and touching $86,000 in the past day, wallets aged 6–12 months now hold over 17% of marginal supply, while newer buyers carry about $6B in unrealized losses. Older whales remain less price-sensitive around a realized price near $40,000.
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Druk Holdings-linked wallets amass 117K ETH leveraged position on Aave and Lido
According to on-chain analysts, wallets tagged as potentially linked to Bhutan's Druk Holdings have built a 117K ETH leveraged position on Aave by withdrawing ETH and USDT from Binance, purchasing more ETH, and borrowing against it. The same entity has become more active in Ethereum DeFi, moving $735M through Aave and holding $275.6M on Lido, with its positions reportedly facing liquidation risk if ETH falls toward $1,400 while the broader treasury value has declined from over $1B to around $556M.
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Over $740K stolen as Ethereum address poisoning wave hits 1.5M wallets by January 19 2026
Ethereum is experiencing a large address poisoning campaign that has already dusted over 1.5M wallets and stolen more than $740K from 116 victims. One user lost about $510K in the largest single incident, as attackers exploited low transaction fees after the Fusaka upgrade to send vast numbers of spam transfers. The activity is driven by several smart contracts that flood users with tiny stablecoin amounts and fake history entries, increasing the risk of misdirected transactions.
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