Solana is retesting the $144 level as a key support zone after rallying from $118, with traders watching whether the price can sustain a bullish continuation toward $148–$150 or slip back toward lower supports. In parallel, the BMIC ($BMIC) token presale is live at $0.049277 per token, positioning itself as a quantum-resistant infrastructure play that integrates post-quantum cryptography, AI-enhanced security, and decentralized quantum compute for wallets, payments, and enterprise use cases.

Bitcoin Hyper, a Bitcoin Layer 2 project, has raised over $30.6 million in its presale, with tokens priced at $0.013585 and an initial listing set at $0.013675. According to the publication, DeFi volumes rose 15% month-over-month, while Base and Arbitrum recorded $147,000 and $39,000 in daily fees around January 14–15, 2026, underscoring robust L2 activity ahead of HYPER's Q1 2026 launch.

Crypto exchange Toobit has entered into a partnership with Spanish football league LALIGA to roll out the Elite Championship trading campaign, featuring a total prize pool of $800,000. Running from Jan. 15 to Feb. 28, 2026, the event combines trading-based rewards, community activities, and football-themed prizes, and is open to participants across all skill levels.

According to a sponsored publication, Bitcoin rebounded above $95,000 as spot ETFs logged over $1.81 billion of inflows in four days, with Ethereum near $3,300. The piece spotlights three presales: Bitcoin Hyper ($30.6M raised, $0.013585, 38% APY), Maxi Doge (~$4.5M, $0.0002785, 69% APY), and SUBBD (~$1.5M, $0.05745, 20% APY).

The crypto market's total value has slipped to $3.3 trillion, down 1.2%, as Bitcoin trades near $96,500 and Ethereum hovers around $3,300. Monero has surged 53% over the past month to a new all-time high of $798, with one analyst suggesting XMR could approach $1,000 in the coming months. At the same time, the Bitcoin Hyper Layer 2 presale has raised over $30.6 million, selling HYPER tokens at $0.013585 with a 38% staking yield.

As 2026 unfolds, Bitcoin briefly climbed above $97,500 before retreating to $96,550, while Ethereum advanced to about $3,320. Against this backdrop, presale tokens Bitcoin Hyper, Maxi Doge and SUBBD have collectively attracted millions of dollars at specific token prices and APY rewards. These projects highlight themes such as Bitcoin Layer 2 scaling, meme coin narratives and AI-driven creator tools, all marketed as having strong growth potential.

According to the article, meme coins climbed after the previous trading session, with Dogecoin at $0.1475 and Shiba Inu near $0.0000087 while Maxi Doge's presale approached $4.5 million. The MAXI token is priced at $0.000278, offers 69% staking APY and has more than 10 billion tokens staked, as listings on Uniswap and centralized exchanges are being prepared. The publication notes that some analysts expect Maxi Doge to benefit from strong social activity around dog-themed tokens and potentially deliver outsized returns after launch.

Bitcoin recovered above $95,000 after a January 9 dip to $89,300, with analysts watching the $100,000 threshold. ETF inflows this week and corporate accumulation are supporting sentiment, while Ethereum attempts to clear $3,300 after a 5.1% daily gain. Interest in the Bitcoin Hyper presale persists amid anticipated regulatory developments.

Monero jumped over 20% to around $597, its highest level since 2021, while Zcash fell roughly 20% to about $382 amid governance and developer turbulence. Bitcoin held above $91,000 and Ethereum hovered near $3,100 in early 2026. Trader Melarin said on January 12, 2026 that XMR's long base could target higher levels.