Binance will airdrop 3500 EPT tokens to eligible users

On January 10, privacy-focused computing project Zama Protocol announced it has opened registration for its Zama public sale to investors.

On January 10, Ethereum core developer Tim Beiko announced he will shift his focus from layer 1 development to exploring Ethereum’s cutting-edge use cases in the coming months. Top short-term priorities include ensuring a smooth transition for AllCoreDevs and wrapping up his current responsibilities at the Ethereum Foundation. He will remain with the Foundation as a protocol advisor, collaborating with Foundation and ecosystem leaders to build a robust organizational structure that supports participation across various ecosystems. Beiko emphasized the Ethereum protocol is nearing its final stage—but we’re just starting to unlock the potential of a permissionless, scalable, economically secure, low-cost verifiable world computer.

Per official sources on January 10, Binance Alpha will list CharacterX (CAI) on January 12. Once trading goes live, eligible users can claim the airdrop using Binance Alpha Points via the Alpha event page.

Onchain Lens monitoring data shows that on January 10, a whale deposited 1 million USDC into HyperLiquid to boost its HYPE position. Since December 17, 2025, the whale has deposited a total of 12.06 million USDC into HyperLiquid and accumulated 480,997 HYPE tokens at an average price of $25.07.

Jan. 10 — U.S. Ethereum spot ETFs saw a net outflow of $93.8 million yesterday, per Farside Investors monitoring data. Breakdown of outflows by fund: - BlackRock’s ETHA: -$83.8 million - Grayscale’s ETHE: -$10 million

January 10th – Per Coinglass data, following recent crypto market volatility, current funding rates across major CEXs and DEXs show the market is no longer bearish on BTC and ETH. Funding rates on leading platforms have returned to neutral territory, though altcoins still see widespread negative rates. Specific funding rates for major coins are available in the attached image. BlockBeats Note: A Funding Rate is a fee set by crypto exchanges to align perpetual contract prices with the underlying asset’s spot price. It acts as a fund transfer between long and short traders—exchanges do not collect this fee. The rate adjusts position-holding costs/profits to keep contract prices close to the underlying asset’s value. Conventionally: A 0.01% rate is the baseline. Rates above 0.01% signal a broadly bullish market, while rates below 0.005% indicate a generally bearish market.