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According to Odaily, Bitcoin treasury company Strive posted on X that between January 1, 2026 and January 12, 2026, Strive purchased 123 BTC at an average price of approximately $91,561 per BTC. As of January 12, 2026, Strive holds a total of approximately 7,749.8 BTC, with a total position value of about $874 millions and an average purchase cost of around $112,810 per BTC.

BlockBeats News, January 14, Burwick Law has resubmitted its lawsuit against Pump.fun, with the latest version of the lawsuit reiterating that Pump.fun, while marketed as a gaming opportunity, is actually a "manipulated casino" whose leaders "secretly predetermine winners and losers, siphoning huge profits from retail participants." Internal messages cited in the lawsuit show that Pump.fun co-founder Alon Cohen had admitted that "most people lose." The plaintiff claims the platform allows specific users to front-run the token launch through a priority fee mechanism and accuses certain crypto influencers of promoting tokens without disclosing compensation. Despite the serious allegations, the lawsuit lacks clear evidence proving direct profits to executives, and the judge has allowed the plaintiff to submit an amended complaint containing 5,000 private messages.

Foresight News reported, according to Defimon monitoring, YO Protocol suffered a loss of approximately $3.7 million due to a bad swap of YoUSD. On-chain data shows that the YoVault operator swapped stkGHO worth $3.84 million for only about $112,000 in USDC, with the price difference of around $3.7 million being captured by Uniswap v4 liquidity providers (LPs).Several hours after the incident, the protocol's multi-signature wallet purchased approximately 3.71 million GHO via CoW Swap and re-deposited stkGHO into the vault to cover the loss. During this period, the YoUSD market on Pendle was briefly suspended and has now resumed after the funds were deposited.