X revoked API access for InfoFi apps that reward posting, causing KAITO and COOKIE to drop over 20%. The sector's market cap lost 10% in a single day amid platform risk concerns.
On January 15, 2026, X banned apps that reward posting, triggering a 20% crash in KAITO and COOKIE tokens. The entire InfoFi sector lost 10%+ market cap as projects face an existential pivot away from the platform.
Ether.fi launches Ether.fi Cash, a non-custodial crypto credit card settling on Scroll L2. It allows borrowing against crypto collateral for purchases, offering 3% unlimited cashback. Supports eETH and yield-bearing assets. Not available in US.
SpaceX is reportedly discussing a secondary share sale at an $800 billion valuation, while its Bitcoin holdings were moved to a new wallet. Though no direct link is confirmed, both developments highlight the company’s capital strategy and digital asset management.
Broadcom's AI revenue surged 106% YoY to $8.4B, guiding $10.7B next quarter with a $73B backlog. Its custom ASIC strategy shows advantage in inference, potentially outpacing Nvidia in growth rate over next two years.
Ether.fi has launched Ether.fi Cash, a non-custodial crypto card that settles on Scroll and lets users borrow against crypto collateral for spending while keeping yield exposure. The product offers 3% unlimited cash back and reflects the growing convergence of crypto payments and DeFi.
Ether.fi has launched Ether.fi Cash, a non-custodial crypto card settled on Scroll. The card lets users borrow against crypto collateral for spending while keeping yield exposure, and offers 3% unlimited cashback.
Ether.fi has introduced Ether.fi Cash, a non-custodial crypto card that lets users borrow against crypto collateral for spending while settling transactions on Ethereum layer-2 Scroll. The product combines DeFi yield strategies with everyday payments.
