SahalWallet.net - Fast and Secure Crypto Exchange

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SahalWallet.net — a fast crypto-exchange service offering favorable fees and a secure, dependable partner. 

 

🔄 The platform supports a variety of exchange options:

USDC (ERC20)

Tether USDT (TRC20)

Tether USDT (BEP20)

Binance Coin BNB (BEP20)

Toncoin TON

TRON TRX

Ethereum ETH

Monero XMR

 

Evcplus USD

MoneyGo USD

Golis Sahal USD

Zaad Services USD

Volet USD

Premier Wallet USD

Internal Account USD

Payeer USD

 

🔄 More cryptocurrencies, payment methods and fiat-related services will be added soon.

 

🔒 Why choose us:

 

• Orders processed in up to 20 minutes (typically within 10 minutes)

 

• Fully secure, technically protected platform safeguarding assets

 

• No hidden charges

 

• Consistently high liquidity reserves

 

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📢 Bitcoin Breakout Drives Broad Crypto Rally

 

The crypto market rallied on Wednesday, with total capitalization rising 4.5% to $3.35 trillion. Bitcoin led the move, climbing above the long-standing $94,500 resistance and briefly touching $96000 before stabilizing lower. The breakout triggered more than $591 million in short liquidations across the market, sharply shifting trader sentiment and pushing the crypto fear and greed index into neutral territory.

 

The surge was driven mainly by cooler U.S. inflation data, which strengthened expectations of future Federal Reserve rate cuts and boosted demand for risk assets. Additional support came from strong institutional activity, as spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted nearly $754 million in net inflows in a single day, while Ethereum and other crypto ETFs also recorded positive flows. cryptonews.

Edited 15 Jan 2026, 06:49 by SahalWallet

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📢 Capital rotates from metals as bitcoin stabilizes

 

Precious metals tumbled sharply on Friday, erasing weeks of gains in a matter of hours. Silver plunged around 35% after touching record levels near $120, while gold dropped roughly 12% from its recent peak above $5,500, sliding back toward $4,700. The sudden reversal suggests the crowded rally in metals may have run out of steam as traders rushed to lock in profits.

 

Bitcoin, meanwhile, held relatively steady around $83,000, moving sideways even as stocks and commodities sold off. Some analysts say the earlier surge in gold and silver had drained capital from crypto, and the unwind could allow funds to rotate back into digital assets. With volatility rising across markets, traders are now watching to see whether crypto becomes the next beneficiary of shifting risk appetite. coindesk.

Edited 31 Jan 2026, 07:52 by SahalWallet

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📢 Miner profits hit 14-month low amid $70K bitcoin price

 

Bitcoin has dropped to around $70,000, trading roughly 20% below its estimated production cost of $87,000 — a gap typically seen during bear markets. The slide, combined with falling network activity, has pushed miner profitability to a 14-month low. The Miner Profit and Loss Sustainability Index fell to 21, while daily mining revenue shrank from about $45 million to $28 million, reflecting tighter margins and weaker prices.

 

Hashrate has declined about 12% from its October peak, block times have slowed above 11 minutes, and many older machines are no longer profitable at standard power rates. Even newer models are nearing shutdown levels. A difficulty adjustment expected on February 8 could cut mining difficulty by roughly 14%, offering temporary relief. Historically, prolonged hashrate drops have often preceded market recoveries, suggesting the current stress could eventually set the stage for a rebound. coindesk.

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📢 Cango Sells $305M in Bitcoin to Finance AI Expansion

 

Cango, a publicly traded bitcoin mining firm, sold 4,451 BTC over the weekend, raising about $305 million in USDT as it restructures its business and pivots toward artificial intelligence infrastructure. The transaction implies an average sale price near $68,500 per coin, close to recent multi-year lows. The proceeds were primarily used to repay a bitcoin-backed loan and reduce leverage, part of what the company described as a broader balance-sheet strengthening effort. Despite the sale, Cango still holds 3,645 BTC valued at more than $250 million.

 

Management said the decision followed a review of market conditions and reflects a strategic shift away from pure mining. Cango plans to deploy modular GPU systems across more than 40 global sites, targeting small and medium-sized clients that need on-demand AI inference and computing power. The company argues that rising demand for compute capacity, combined with limited grid supply, creates an opportunity to repurpose its existing infrastructure for higher-margin AI services. coindesk.

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📢 Strategy says it can weather $8,000 bitcoin and plans to equitize debt

 

Strategy says it could withstand bitcoin falling to $8,000 and still fully cover its roughly $6 billion debt, citing its 714,644 BTC reserve accumulated under Michael Saylor. The company notes that maturities are spread over several years and plans to convert part of its convertible bonds into equity, reducing the need for new borrowing even if prices stay weak.

 

Critics warn the model remains risky because the firm paid tens of billions for its coins, meaning a sharp crash would leave huge paper losses and make refinancing difficult.  coindesk.

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📢 Trump-linked USD1 slips from peg amid alleged attack

 

USD1, the dollar-backed stablecoin from World Liberty Financial, a project tied to the family of Donald Trump, briefly slipped from its $1 peg to around $0.994. The team claimed a coordinated campaign involving hacked cofounder accounts, paid influencers and short positions against its WLFI token aimed to trigger panic selling. Despite the pressure, the protocol said its redemption system allowed users to swap tokens 1:1 for dollars, helping stabilize the price, which later hovered near $0.998.

 

USD1 is issued with custody support from BitGo and is backed by short-term U.S. Treasuries, dollar deposits and cash equivalents, with reserve attestations conducted by Crowe. While the peg largely held, the episode highlights how even large stablecoins can face short-term volatility when targeted by market or social attacks. coindesk.

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📢 Ex-Mt. Gox chief suggests bitcoin fork to reclaim lost coins

 

Mark Karpelès, former head of Mt. Gox, has proposed a Bitcoin hard fork that would change the network’s consensus rules to move nearly 79,956 BTC from a long-dormant wallet tied to the 2014 hack into a recovery address. At current prices, the untouched coins are worth more than $5.2 billion. He argues the move would break a legal and technical stalemate, allowing funds to be returned to creditors through the existing bankruptcy process.

 

The idea has drawn heavy criticism from parts of the Bitcoin community, which says altering rules to reclaim stolen assets would weaken the principle of irreversible transactions and set a risky precedent. Supporters counter that the case is exceptional given the scale of losses and the wallet’s well-documented history, but any change would require broad agreement from node operators and developers, making adoption uncertain. cryptonews.com.

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Florida Senate Approves First State Stablecoin Oversight Bill

 

Florida lawmakers advanced Senate Bill 314, which would require stablecoin issuers to obtain a license from the Florida Office of Financial Regulation before offering tokens to residents. The bill aligns with the federal Genius Act, combining state supervision with federal consumer protections and financial safeguards.

 

If signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida would become the first U.S. state with its own regulatory framework for stablecoins. The legislation comes amid growing national debate over stablecoin rules, balancing innovation in digital assets with oversight to protect consumers and financial stability. cryptonews.com.

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📢 Ledger Researchers Reveal Android Chip Flaw That Can Expose Crypto Wallet Seeds

 

Ledger researchers have uncovered a critical vulnerability in MediaTek’s Dimensity 7300 chip that could allow attackers with physical access to an Android device to extract wallet PINs and seed phrases in less than a minute. The flaw resides in the chip’s boot ROM — code permanently embedded during manufacturing — meaning it cannot be patched through software updates. By using precisely timed voltage glitches during startup, attackers can bypass security checks and gain the highest system privileges, allowing them to decrypt protected data such as private keys.

 

The vulnerability may affect millions of mid-range Android devices, including the Solana Seeker phone. While a software mitigation is expected in the March 2026 Android Security Bulletin, the underlying hardware issue remains unresolved. cryptonews.com.

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Bitcoin Climbs Above $74K as Capital Rotates From Gold to Crypto

 

Bitcoin climbed above $74,000, reaching an intraday high of about $74,150 and marking its strongest daily close since early February 2026. The move followed a 7.5% single-day gain and a surge in trading volume to roughly $70.8 billion, confirming a breakout from the $68,000–$72,000 consolidation range. The rally occurred even as gold prices pulled back, raising questions among traders about why crypto markets were rising despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.

 

Market data suggests the rally is being driven by institutional capital rotating from gold into Bitcoin. While gold ETFs recorded roughly $400 million in outflows last week, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted around $750 million in new inflows over the same period, led largely by BlackRock’s IBIT and Fidelity’s FBTC. On-chain metrics also show large holders accumulating BTC ahead of the breakout, indicating renewed confidence among major investors as Bitcoin stabilizes above key support levels. cryptonews.com.

Edited 16 Mar 2026, 07:35 by SahalWallet

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MicroStrategy Targets 1 Million Bitcoin With $22B Plan

 

MicroStrategy is pursuing an aggressive plan to accumulate 1 million Bitcoin by the end of 2026. The company already holds about 628,900 BTC and needs over 371,000 more, requiring roughly $22 billion in additional capital. The strategy relies on a steady acquisition pace and a financing model split between equity issuance and debt instruments, allowing the firm to continuously expand its position.

 

The approach depends heavily on MicroStrategy shares trading above the value of its Bitcoin holdings, enabling efficient capital raising. While the company has maintained consistent purchases and benefited from rising prices, the model carries risks. A decline in share premium or prolonged market downturn could disrupt the strategy, potentially turning one of the most ambitious corporate Bitcoin bets into a costly challenge. cryptonews.com.

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Crypto Market Shows Fragile Recovery Amid Uncertainty

 

Bitcoin has bounced above $67,000 after dipping to $65,000, but the move remains modest against a backdrop of six consecutive monthly declines. March trading has been volatile, with prices swinging between $65,000 and $75,000 before settling lower amid geopolitical tensions and large-scale options expiries that intensified market pressure.

 

Despite ongoing ETF inflows, sentiment remains cautious. Key support sits near $65,000, while resistance is around $74,400. Analysts see three possible scenarios: a short-term recovery toward $72,000 if support holds, continued sideways movement as uncertainty persists, or renewed downside if prices break below recent levels, potentially revisiting monthly lows. cryptonews.com.

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Shift in Stablecoin Market Signals Changing Industry Dynamics

 

The total supply of stablecoins climbed to a new high of $315 billion in the first quarter of 2026, increasing by around $8 billion despite a broader slowdown in the crypto market. Beneath this growth, market dynamics are shifting, as USDC rapidly gains ground on USDT. USDC’s supply has surged to roughly $78 billion since late 2023, fueled largely by institutional use cases such as business settlements, payroll systems, and automated payment infrastructure developed by major financial platforms. Meanwhile, USDT remains the largest stablecoin by total supply but is gradually losing market share.

 

Stablecoins also dominated trading activity, accounting for 75% of total crypto volume during the quarter, with transactions exceeding $28 trillion—surpassing traditional payment giants. The rise of USDC is closely tied to regulatory positioning and institutional adoption rather than retail demand, with transaction patterns showing frequent, smaller transfers typical of automated financial operations. At the same time, algorithmic activity now represents the majority of stablecoin flows, reducing the influence of retail-driven usage that once supported USDT’s dominance. cryptonews.com.

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CZ and OKX Clash Over $1B Bet on Crypto Twitter

 

A public dispute between Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and OKX CEO Star Xu escalated after Zhao proposed a $1 billion bet tied to personal claims and transparency. Xu quickly rejected the challenge, citing regulatory concerns and instead questioned the legal separation of Zhao’s Binance stake from his former spouse. Although framed as a personal disagreement, the confrontation has drawn wider attention due to its implications for trust and accountability in major crypto exchanges.

 

Beyond the personal exchange, the situation has revived debate around proof of reserves and what it truly guarantees. The rivalry between Binance and OKX, once focused on trading volume and product offerings, is now centered on credibility and financial transparency. The proposed bet hinted at extreme measures such as real-time audits or escrow-backed verification, but no agreement was reached before the deadline. cryptonews.com.

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Ethereum Program Uncovers 100 North Korean Operatives in Crypto Firms

 

A security initiative backed by the Ethereum Foundation has identified around 100 suspected North Korean IT operatives working inside crypto and Web3 companies under false identities. The findings come from a six-month investigation conducted through the ETH Rangers program, where researchers tracked behavioral patterns, fake employment histories, and technical signals linked to known state-backed tactics. Unlike past attacks focused on hacking, this approach relies on gaining legitimate access to internal systems by passing hiring processes.

 

The investigation highlights a shift toward long-term infiltration, where individuals embed within teams to collect intelligence, earn salaries, and potentially prepare future exploits. Beyond identifying these operatives, the broader program also contributed to freezing millions in stolen funds, uncovering hundreds of vulnerabilities, and developing tools to detect suspicious developer activity. cryptonews.com.

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Volo Exploit Raises Questions About Sui DeFi Risks

 

Volo Protocol, a liquid staking platform on Sui, suffered a $3.5 million exploit affecting its WBTC, XAUm, and USDC vaults—its first major security breach. The team stated it will fully absorb the losses, while around $28 million in unaffected vaults remains secure after a rapid freeze limited the damage. The incident appears to stem from a vault-specific vulnerability rather than a system-wide flaw, though the exact technical cause has not yet been disclosed.

 

The attack has raised broader concerns about structural risks within Sui’s expanding DeFi ecosystem, especially as total value locked recently surpassed $1.2 billion. While Volo’s quick response helped contain the impact, the event highlights how isolated vault designs can still create concentrated points of failure. Ongoing investigations and the upcoming post-mortem will be critical in determining whether this was an isolated issue or a sign of deeper vulnerabilities across similar platforms. cryptonews.com.

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Tether Shareholder’s £5M Donation Faces Regulatory Questions

 

A £5 million personal donation from businessman Christopher Harborne, a major Tether shareholder, to Nigel Farage is now under review by the UK Parliamentary Standards Commissioner. Harborne, who reportedly owns a 12% stake in Tether, has long been active in British political funding and previously contributed millions to pro-Brexit campaigns and Reform UK. The payment in question was described as a personal gift intended for Farage’s long-term security rather than direct political financing.

 

The case has also sparked wider discussion about whether political activity by major stakeholders in crypto firms could create additional regulatory pressure or reputational risks for companies linked to them, including stablecoin issuer Tether. cryptonews.com.

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Stablecoin Bill Faces Resistance from Major U.S. Banks

 

Several major U.S. banking organizations are reportedly working to block the CLARITY Act as lawmakers move closer to advancing the stablecoin legislation. The dispute centers on rules governing stablecoin rewards and whether digital asset platforms could offer incentives that resemble interest-bearing bank deposits. Banking groups argue that such mechanisms could shift large amounts of capital away from traditional financial institutions and weaken lending capacity across the economy.

 

Crypto industry leaders and supporters of the bill claim the opposition is an attempt to slow the growth of digital assets and protect existing banking interests. cryptonews.com.