🗓 https://t.co/p1yTzekKl2 Daily Market Report - Jan 17th, 2026 $BTC $95,061.74 $ETH $3,296.50 $BNB $940.91 $SOL $143.68 $NIZA $0.07262 ✔️ Crypto Market Cap: $3.22T ✔️ BTC Dominance: 59.0% ✔️ Fear & Greed: 50/100 ✔️ Crypto Market Volume: $83.38B 📊 Top spot coin growing strongly on Niza Exchange: 1️⃣ $FHE - $0.1165 | +13.59% @mindnetwork_xyz 🖥 News 1) Newrez is set to begin counting certain cryptocurrency holdings as qualifying assets in its mortgage underwriting process, a policy shift that could expand access to home loans for borrowers with digital assets. The change is expected to take effect in February and will apply across the lender’s non-agency products, including home purchases, refinancings and investment properties. 2) Anchorage Digital is preparing a major capital raise as it positions itself for a potential public listing, signaling renewed momentum for crypto firms looking to tap public markets. The company is seeking between $200 million and $400 million in fresh funding, with an initial public offering under consideration for sometime next year, according to a Bloomberg report citing people familiar with the matter. 3) A White House crypto advisor said the US government has not sold any Bitcoin forfeited in the Samourai Wallet case, pushing back against market rumors sparked by recent on-chain activity. Patrick Witt, executive director of the White House President’s Council of Advisors for Digital Assets, said he received direct confirmation from the US Department of Justice that the assets were neither liquidated nor earmarked for sale. “We have received confirmation from DOJ that the digital assets forfeited by Samourai Wallet have not been liquidated and will not be liquidated,” Witt wrote on X on Friday, adding that the Bitcoin would remain part of the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. 4) A crypto holder lost over $282 million in Bitcoin and Litecoin on January 10 in what blockchain investigator ZachXBT described as a hardware wallet social engineering scam, marking the largest individual crypto theft of 2026 so far. It in infact surpassed the previous notable social engineering hack record of $243 million set in August 2024. The latest attacker immediately began converting the stolen assets into Monero through multiple instant exchanges, causing XMR’s price to spike sharply. Bitcoin was also bridged to Ethereum, Ripple, and Litecoin via Thorchain as the perpetrator worked to obscure the funds’ trail across multiple blockchain networks. 🔥🔥 Trade smart, trade with Niza! ☛ BTC/USDT https://t.co/rjaIvKuR4I ☛ ETH/USDT https://t.co/VAGK6xt47d ☛ SOL/USDT https://t.co/Gtqi9R7yl2 ☛ NIZA/USDT https://t.co/6rkQaYRYxi