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GNews. 🗞️ Bitget processed $18 billion in tokenized stock trades in 2025 Bitget’s Universal Exchange platform processed a cumulative $18 billion in tokenized stock futures volume by December 2025, with institutional traders accounting for 82% of spot volume - up from 39.4% in January - according to a new report by Messari. Tesla led tokenized stock trading activity with over $6.3 billion in volume, followed by Meta, MicroStrategy, Apple, and Alphabet, with nearly 40% of the activity coming from East Asia. The report highlights a broader shift toward consolidated trading infrastructure: Bitget captured 89% of tokenized stock market share for Ondo in December, while its on-chain platform generated $2.4 billion in volume across Solana, Ethereum, and BNB Chain.
Bitcoin miners are losing $8,000 per coin amid a drop in hashrate to a 4-month low Bitcoin miners are losing around $8,000 per coin as the average cost of mining has reached $101,000, while the cryptocurrency trades near $93,000, according to MacroMicro data based on figures from the University of Cambridge. The network hashrate has fallen 15% from its October peak to below 1 zettahash per second - the first time since September 2025 - with mining difficulty set for its seventh negative adjustment out of eight periods on January 22. Despite miner capitulation indicated by Glassnode’s Hash Ribbon metric, Michael Saylor hinted at additional purchases for his Bitcoin reserve management firm, Strategy, while institutional inflows into cryptocurrencies have reached their highest levels since October 2025.
Bitcoin edges closer to the $70,000 mark as the crypto sell-off deepens Bitcoin slipped below $71,000 on Thursday amid a global sell-off in technology assets, with analysts eyeing the $70,000 level as the next key support, CNBC reported. Citi highlighted $70,000 as a critical threshold to watch as the downward pressure intensifies. The token has dropped about 40% from its all-time high of roughly $126,000 reached in October 2025. Traders on Polymarket now put the odds of Bitcoin hitting $70,000 this month at 74%, representing a 65% jump from previous expectations.
Google is testing a new Gemini-powered feature that lets users control Android apps completely hands-free. Internally known as “Bonobo”, the tool uses a “screen automation” system that can handle everyday tasks - from ordering food to booking rides - without requiring any manual input. The feature is built on new Android 16 QPR3 permissions and will first appear in Google Labs for selected apps. Google also cautions users to keep an eye on privacy settings: if the “Save activity” option is enabled, screenshots of the interface may be reviewed by a human instructor to help refine the system.