On January 14, 2026, Deribit introduced USDC-settled options for Avalanche (AVAX) and Tron (TRX). According to Deribit, the contracts are available to users in eligible jurisdictions, settle 100% in USDC, and come in call and put variants with sizes of 100 AVAX and 10,000 TRX per contract. AVAX and TRX deposits are not accepted for margin offsets, with USDC required for margin and settlement.

At the start of 2026, XRP is trading above $2 after reclaiming its 50-day simple moving average, with institutional investors adding around $45 million over the past week. While broader crypto products saw about $454 million in outflows, analysts say XRP’s balanced volumes and key resistance near $2.40 will shape whether the price can extend toward the $3 area.

On January 14, 2026, BonkFun announced a BONK Classic launch format on Solana with zero creator fees and a 0.30% swap fee, largely funneled back into liquidity. The move comes as Pump.fun regains dominance in meme coin issuance and as both platforms revamp fee structures while BONK trades near $0.000012 after a double‑digit volume jump.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) saw $2.02 million in spot net inflows over 24 hours after an hourly netflow surge of 1,153.92% during the Tuesday Asian session. Price held near $0.000008773 on Wednesday with a 0.13% gain. Hourly net inflows hit $429,630 and the 12-hour window topped $1.05 million amid broad-based buy pressure.

On January 14, 2026, the Sui mainnet experienced a network stall that interrupted checkpoint validation and froze transactions for dApps such as Slush and SuiScan. The core team reported that funds remained secure and was working on a fix, while SUI traded around $1.84 with a market cap near $6.97 billion and limited price impact despite a sharp rise in 24-hour volume.

Canary Capital's Hedera-linked HBR ETF on Nasdaq attracted $817.77K in new inflows after six sessions without income and one outflow day of $1.71M. Since its October 29, 2025 launch, the spot ETF has accumulated $85.65 million in net flows, while HBAR trades near $0.10 support and eyes the $0.145 resistance level last seen in December 2025.

On January 14, 2026, CEO John Patrick Mullin said Mantra will reduce headcount and shift to a lean operating model after months of pressure stemming from OM’s severe drawdown. Teams in business development, marketing, HR and support are most affected, while the firm prioritizes capital efficiency and RWA execution alongside measures like a 150 million OM burn and buybacks.

Analysts mapped pivotal levels for PEPE, saying a weekly close above $0.000005853 could validate upside, with resistance near $0.0000083 ahead of $0.000010867. Another scenario expects a parabolic move if momentum lands in the January 15 to February 15 window, with short‑term targets around $0.00000728 and a longer‑term focus on $0.00001. At the time of writing, PEPE trades near $0.000006670 and has risen almost 14% in the last 24 hours.