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06:15
「Raging Bull Advocate」 liquidated a long position of 250 BTC, incurring a loss of $104,000
BlockBeats News, January 14th, according to Hyperinsight monitoring, the "aggressive long pioneer" trader (0x3bcae) liquidated a 250 BTC long position at 14:02, realizing a loss of $104,000. Current positions are as follows: 10x leverage long 2,492,537,310 PUMP, entry price $0.0024, unrealized profit $790,000; 10x leverage long 15,285,248.7 FARTCOIN, entry price $0.3733, unrealized profit $665,000; 10x leverage long 100,000 LTC, entry price $76.83, unrealized profit $135,000. The address started perpetual contract trading on January 11th, focusing on high-frequency long leverage trading strategy, with a total net profit of $1.64 million.
06:14
CoinGecko: Nearly 11.6 million tokens have failed in 2025, accounting for 86.3% of all failures in the past five years
PANews, January 14 – According to statistics from CoinGecko, as of December 31, 2025, 53.2% of the crypto tokens once listed on the GeckoTerminal platform have failed. The vast majority of these failures occurred in 2025, with approximately 11.6 million failed tokens throughout the year, accounting for 86.3% of all failures over the past five years (2021–2025). The report attributes the sharp decline in project survival rates in 2025 to systemic market turbulence, particularly the "liquidation cascade" event that took place on October 10. Despite the market turmoil, the total number of crypto tokens surged from 428,000 in 2021 to nearly 20.2 million in 2025, mainly due to the ease of issuing tokens through launch platforms, which led to an influx of low-quality meme coins and projects. In addition, platforms such as pump.fun, which launched in 2024, further lowered the threshold for token issuance.
06:04
ANZ Bank expects gold trading prices to surpass $5,000 per ounce by 2026
BlockBeats News, January 14, Daniel Hynes, Senior Commodity Strategist at ANZ, stated that after a strong performance in 2025, the outlook for gold and silver remains optimistic heading into 2026. Escalating geopolitical tensions, concerns over the independence of the Federal Reserve, and the lack of fiscal discipline in the United States may continue to drive capital inflows into the gold market. As for silver, tight physical supply is intensifying price volatility. Hynes believes that if the exemption of U.S. import tariffs is confirmed, it will ease supply pressures, but the market's supply-demand imbalance and robust industrial demand will continue to provide solid support for prices. The bank expects gold trading prices to break through $5,000 per ounce in the second half of the year. (Golden Ten Data)
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