MEXC has listed Hyperlane (HYPER) for pre-market trading

Coinglass data (as of January 16th) shows the leading net fund outflows and inflows in the crypto spot market over the past 24 hours: ### Net Outflows (Top 3) - ETH: $182 million - BTC: $163 million - XRP: $41.41 million ### Net Inflows (Top 3) - AIN: $9.13 million - TRX: $7.83 million - WBTC: $3.56 million

On January 16th, market data shows several privacy coins surged again. As of press time: - Dogecoin: Up 11.6% on the day, currently trading at $92.62 - Shiba Inu: Up 34.4% on the day, currently trading at $2.2 - ZEN: Up 5% on the day, currently trading at $13.07 Note: Dogecoin and Shiba Inu are not typically classified as privacy coins, but the above reflects the original data provided.

January 16 — Per ChainInfo, a crypto whale or institutional investor that converted BTC to ETH two days prior has continued its activity today, swapping 404 BTC (valued at ~$38.84 million) for 11,533 ETH via cross-chain exchange THORChain. Over the past two days, the entity has exchanged a total of 686.1 BTC (~$65.17 million) for 19,631 ETH, with an average ETH purchase price of ~$3,302.

On January 16, Binance-backed crypto wallet Meme Rush announced it now supports the Flap protocol, allowing users to discover and trade the new Flap token via its website and mobile app, per official sources. Flap is a one-click social fair launch and trading platform focused on enabling fair, simple token distribution, unlocking community potential, and boosting widespread token adoption, according to the announcement.

January 16 – DDC Enterprise Limited (NYSEAMERICAN: DDC) announced the completion of its first 2026 Bitcoin purchase, acquiring 200 BTC to bring its total cryptocurrency holdings to 1,383 BTC. The U.S.-listed firm’s average cost basis for the digital asset is $88,998 per BTC.

January 16 — Per Bitcoin Magazine, Belgium’s second-largest bank KBC Group announced it will offer Bitcoin and Ethereum trading to retail customers via its online investment platform Bolero, making it the first bank in the country to provide such services. The service is set to launch the week of February 16 and will operate under the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulatory framework. KBC noted it has filed a full notification with regulators to act as a crypto asset service provider. The service will follow an “execution-only” model, meaning customers must make their own trading decisions and pass a risk knowledge and experience test prior to trading. To mitigate fraud and money laundering risks, the platform will use a closed-loop system: customers can only buy and sell crypto on Bolero, cannot transfer assets to external wallets or exchanges, and the bank will provide custody services for their holdings.