Space(@intodotspace), the first leveraged prediction market on #Solana, has raised $10.5M+ in its public sale, 423%+ oversubscribed.

On January 9th, Morgan Stanley announced plans to launch a digital wallet later this year to support tokenized assets.

On January 8, Strategy officially announced the 6th Annual Corporate Bitcoin Conference will take place February 24–25. Michael Saylor is set to deliver the keynote address. The agenda features sessions and panel discussions covering topics including Bitcoin credit products’ risks, returns and portfolio role; how Bitcoin impacts corporate valuation models; Bitcoin adoption trends; and institutional mandates.

Arkham data indicates that on January 8, trader Remus spent just $370 to acquire 1.5% of meme coin WHITEWHALE’s total supply. Within 24 hours, he offloaded one-third of his holdings, netting $6,200 in profits. As WHITEWHALE’s market cap now exceeds $100 million, Remus has amassed over $800,000 in total profits.

January 8th, Delphi Digital shared a post noting: “Some of our views and predictions have been wildly successful—others have fallen flat. For research firms, track records are their most valuable asset. Now, forecasts from top institutions are linked to prediction markets: transparent, real-time-priced, and letting investors/traders go long or short on future trends/events via liquid markets. That era is finally here.” Today, we’re thrilled to announce Delphi Digital’s partnership with Polymarket. We’re launching 11 markets initially, and our research team will keep supporting Polymarket in building new markets—drawing on Delphi’s deep industry analysis to spot key trends and major events. Whenever our research reports cover relevant topics, we’ll embed the linked markets directly in those reports. Most see prediction markets as speculative tools, but we view them as “truth-seeking infrastructure.” We believe the best way to predict the future is to price it.

**Bitcoin Pulls Back Toward Year’s Open After Near-$95k Peak (Jan 8) – Cointelegraph** Bitcoin has fallen back to near its year-opening price after climbing to nearly $95,000, with intraday risks of dipping below $90,000, per Cointelegraph. Material Indicators co-founder Keith Alan noted: *“Bitcoin’s initial breakout attempt has been clearly rejected.”* Earlier this week, he flagged bearish pressure on higher timeframes, highlighting key technical support in the $87,500–$89,000 range. Alan added: *“A macro death cross is likely to form on the weekly chart later this month. Any upcoming rebounds should be treated as a ‘sell the high’ opportunity unless evidence suggests otherwise.”* Trader Roman—who has repeatedly warned of Bitcoin’s 2025 macro downside risk—reiterated a short-term target of $76,000 (last seen in April this year). *“At ~$89,000 now, downside remains intact,”* he said. *“I still expect $76k to hit—this consolidation is just a reset to get there. No reversal s

January 8 (CoinDesk) — JPMorgan Chase’s latest analysis indicates the recent cryptocurrency market sell-off may be nearing an end. Analyst Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou noted outflows from Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs have stabilized in January, while futures market positioning metrics show investors’ deleveraging that began late last year has largely concluded. JPMorgan also highlighted that market liquidity remains robust, explaining the correction was primarily spurred by de-risking following MSCI’s October 2024 announcement it could exclude crypto-related firms — not broader market pressure. MSCI recently ruled against excluding crypto-related companies in its February 2025 global index review, providing short-term market relief and reducing forced selling risks tied to index rebalances.