UPCOMING PHANTOM AIRDROP
To stay position do this:
- Update your Phantom Wallet app
- Click on setting
- Add (update your username)
- Save it
- Click on search bar on the Home Screen
- search for “saylensd” (that’s me)
-then follow me
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PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT
Alpha Intel Media is proud to announce our strategic media partnership with Crypto Esports League PH.
As the league’s official media partner, we’ll be on the ground delivering real-time updates, behind-the-scenes access, highlights, recaps, interviews, and everything happening inside the league.
This partnership strengthens our mission to bring alpha, transparency, and timely intel to the crypto trading esports scene as it continues to grow in the Philippines.
We’re not just covering the league, we’re in the arena.
Streamer iShowSpeed is said to have used cryptocurrency (USDT) to purchase jewelry.
The deal, worth around $1,500, reportedly happened after the jeweler declined Apple Pay, leading Speed to complete the payment using a stablecoin instead.
The incident highlights how stablecoins are increasingly being adopted as alternatives to traditional payment methods, with growing acceptance among merchants worldwide.
Over the 48 hours ending January 31, 2026, more than $12 trillion in global market capitalization was wiped out, driven mainly by a sharp reversal in precious metals following a hawkish signal from the nomination of Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair. The sell-off was amplified by profit-taking after steep rallies and a broader risk-off move across equities and crypto.
Gold and silver accounted for the majority of the losses, with estimates placing their combined market cap decline anywhere from roughly $6.5 trillion to as high as $15 trillion, depending on the source.
Bitcoin has slipped out of the world’s top 10 assets by market capitalization after a steep sell-off, falling to around 13th place with an estimated market cap of $1.56–1.62 trillion. The drop comes as BTC plunged below $80,000, trading near $78,000 amid intense selling pressure.
The downturn wipes out more than 30% from its October 2025 high of $126,000, driven by a wider crypto market rout marked by heavy liquidations, panic selling from retail investors, and macro headwinds such as geopolitical risks and shifting policy expectations.
Once ranked as high as 5th–7th among global assets during bullish cycles, Bitcoin now sits behind major corporations like Tesla and Saudi Aramco in overall market value.