Monthly Archives: January 2026

Mavericks’ Jason Kidd says there’s ‘no timetable’ for Anthony Davis’ next injury update

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**Dallas Mavericks Star Anthony Davis Faces Uncertain Timeline After Hand Injury**

Dallas Mavericks star Anthony Davis previously suffered ligament damage in his left hand, raising concerns about his availability for the upcoming months. If surgery becomes necessary, Davis could miss an extended period of action.

Mavs head coach Jason Kidd addressed the situation ahead of Monday’s game against the Brooklyn Nets. “Sometime this week he (Davis) will talk to the doctors, but there is no schedule or no timetable when he’s going to make that announcement,” Kidd told reporters. This means the timeline for Davis’s return remains uncertain as he is set to meet with medical professionals this week for further evaluation.

Before the injury was announced, Davis had been mentioned in trade rumors. However, the likelihood of an Anthony Davis trade happening this season now seems slim. The next injury update will be crucial in determining if any deals will materialize before the trade deadline.

Injuries continue to pose challenges for the Mavericks. Coach Kidd emphasized the team’s resilience amid absences, stating, “We’ve been through this before, not just with AD, we’ve been hit with a lot of injuries over the last few years. Next man up mentality. You gotta play, you gotta be a pro.”

Kidd also provided an update on the health of PJ Washington, who is sidelined with a right ankle sprain. “He’s doing court work and hopefully he’s back in a week,” Kidd said optimistically.

The Mavericks will face the Brooklyn Nets at 8:30 PM EST in Dallas. Both teams have struggled this season, with Dallas holding a 14-25 record while Brooklyn sits at 11-25 heading into Monday night’s contest. Fans will be watching closely to see how these injury developments impact the Mavs’ performance moving forward.
https://clutchpoints.com/nba/dallas-mavericks/mavericks-news-jason-kidd-anthony-davis-no-timetable-injury-update

Report grades Massachusetts telehealth policies a ‘B’

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Massachusetts received a ‘B’ grade for telehealth access in 2025, according to a new report from the Cicero Institute and Pioneer Institute. The report breaks down state trends in telehealth policies, ranking Massachusetts above most states but noting there is still room for improvement.

“Telehealth is one of the most efficient and cost-effective tools we have to expand access to care, especially in rural and underserved communities,” said report author Josh Archambault. “But most states are still clinging to outdated laws that limit competition, raise costs, and prevent patients from benefiting fully from modern care delivery.”

The State Policy Agenda for Telehealth Innovation, conducted by the Pioneer Institute and Cicero Institute and released Monday, advocates for legislation broadly expanding telehealth access across the U.S., with a particular focus on improving rural healthcare.

The report grades states based on four key metrics:
– Whether they are “modality neutral,” meaning policies allow patients to use a range of telehealth options rather than just a single mode such as live video.
– Whether patients can “start telehealth in any mode” based on their own needs and preferences.
– Whether the state creates “no barriers for patients to access across-state-line telehealth.”
– Whether nurses are allowed “independent practice” without doctor oversight.

Nine states earned an “A” or “A+” rating, with the highest grades awarded to Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, and Utah. Conversely, ten states—including Tennessee, South Carolina, North Carolina, and Virginia—received an “F.”

Massachusetts ranked in the middle tier with a “B” grade. The score reflects “continued barriers to across-state-line telehealth access and limits on provider flexibility, even as the state performs better than many peers,” the report states.

In addition to advocating for expanded access across state lines, the report recommends that Massachusetts remove the requirement for nurses to have two years of experience before being allowed to prescribe medications.

The report also highlights a 2025 trend of introducing numerous bills aimed at establishing multistate compacts for individual professions, including dentistry, nutrition, and especially social work. While this piecemeal approach acknowledges the need for greater interstate telehealth access, the report argues it “falls far short of other reform solutions that could remove barriers to access across the board.”

Instead, the report promotes a “registration bill” approach, which would allow patients broader access to out-of-state providers in a more streamlined manner.

Notably, only the four states with the highest overall ratings—Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, and Utah—earned top marks for their out-of-state telehealth policies.

The report also references the federal government’s new five-year Rural Health Transformation Program, which allocates $50 million in funding to states. Approximately 30% of the points tied to policy-related funding “can be directly or indirectly connected to telehealth, depending on how aggressively a state integrates telehealth into its initiatives and regulatory agenda,” the release explains.

Overall, the report underscores the importance of modernizing telehealth policies nationwide to expand access, reduce costs, and improve patient outcomes—particularly for rural and underserved communities.
https://www.bostonherald.com/2026/01/12/report-grades-massachusetts-telehealth-policies-a-b/

Federal Reserve Chair Powell says DOJ has subpoenaed central bank, threatens criminal indictment

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By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER, Associated Press

WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Sunday that the Department of Justice has served the central bank with subpoenas and threatened it with a criminal indictment over his testimony about the Fed’s building renovations.

The move represents an unprecedented escalation in President Donald Trump’s battle with the Fed, an independent agency he has repeatedly attacked for not cutting its key interest rate as quickly as he prefers.

The subpoena relates to Powell’s testimony before the Senate Banking Committee in June regarding the Fed’s $2.5 billion renovation of two office buildings, a project that Trump criticized as excessive this summer.

In a video statement, Powell said the threat of criminal charges is a “pretext” to undermine the Fed’s independence when it comes to setting interest rates.

“This is about whether the Fed will be able to continue to set interest rates based on evidence and economic conditions — or whether instead monetary policy will be directed by political pressure or intimidation,” Powell said.

The Justice Department, in a statement Sunday, said it cannot comment on any particular case but added that Attorney General Pam Bondi “has instructed her US Attorneys to prioritize investigating any abuse of taxpayer dollars.”

A spokesperson for U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office did not immediately respond to requests for comment.

The potential indictment has already drawn concern from one Republican senator, who said he will oppose any future nominee to the central bank—including any replacement for Powell—until “this legal matter is fully resolved.”

“If there were any remaining doubt whether advisers within the Trump Administration are actively pushing to end the independence of the Federal Reserve, there should now be none,” said North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis, who sits on the Senate Banking Committee, which oversees Fed nominations. “It is now the independence and credibility of the Department of Justice that are in question.”

Associated Press writers Seung Min Kim, Eric Tucker, and Alanna Durkin Richer contributed to this report.
https://www.sgvtribune.com/2026/01/11/federal-reserve-powell-subpoena/

Chase Infiniti Is a Work of Art in a Mirrored Louis Vuitton Bustier at the 2026 Golden Globes

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Chase Infiniti Makes Stunning Golden Globes Debut in Custom Louis Vuitton

Chase Infiniti made a memorable entrance at the Golden Globes in a custom Louis Vuitton ensemble. The actress, known for her role in One Battle After Another, is nominated for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy.

For her first-ever Golden Globes appearance, the 25-year-old nominee wore a sculpted Louis Vuitton bustier adorned with mirrored appliqué that flared elegantly around her hips. Complementing the striking top was a long black velvet skirt that extended into a graceful train behind her. Infiniti accessorized the look with sparkling chandelier earrings, a diamond bracelet, and matching rings, keeping her hair down and flowing naturally.

Previous Appearance at Critics Choice Awards

Infiniti kicked off awards season the previous week at the Critics Choice Awards, where she wore a custom butter-yellow two-piece outfit by Louis Vuitton. Her fashion choices have been praised for their elegance and originality.

Reflecting on Oscar Buzz and Newfound Fame

As one of ELLE’s 2025 Women in Hollywood, Infiniti opened up in her cover story interview about the buzz surrounding her Oscar-worthy role as Willa in One Battle After Another. “I’m just grateful that people are loving the film, and loving [my character] Willa,” she shared. “And of course, it’s something I never could have imagined. I’m just so grateful to have been a part of the film, in any shape or form. That’s kind of it. I just really can’t believe anything. Again, pinch-me moments. I’m like, ‘What is my life?’”

She also spoke candidly about adjusting to newfound fame, especially on social media. “The biggest shift that I’ve had to adjust to is pretty much just online, social media-wise,” Infiniti said. “I don’t get recognized that often in public; normally the giveaway is my hair. Because the way that Willa wears her hair is a style that I wear my hair in very often, so normally I get recognized when my hair’s like that, and I can kind of be hidden with my hair braided or with my hair in twists.”

During her work on Presumed Innocent and Paul’s movie, Infiniti expressed gratitude for the incredible support system around her. “I’ve been so fortunate that I’ve had wonderful guides and mentors in the industry,” she explained. “Whether it be Ruth Negga, Teyana Taylor, or Regina Hall. I’m so grateful to have three incredible mentors in my life, three incredible Black women in Hollywood, who are so incredibly successful in many ways—in career, in life, in love. I’ve gotten so much advice from them about working in the industry and being a Black woman in the industry.”

She added, “Also, I have a wonderful team that is so supportive, so they guide me a lot of the way through this. Because it is so new, and it’s crazy, especially at a scope like this, and truly being thrust into it.”

https://www.elle.com/culture/celebrities/a69948474/chase-infiniti-red-carpet-photos-golden-globes-2026/

Studs and Duds: The next-man-up 49ers beat the Eagles with depth early, stars late

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49ers Grit Their Way Past Eagles, 23-19, Advancing to Second Round

Postseason football is defined by grit and narrow margins, and the San Francisco 49ers looked right at home in that environment. They defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 23-19 in a raucous Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday. Entering the contest as the No. 6 seed in the NFC, Kyle Shanahan’s squad defied the odds, the hostile environment, and, most critically, the tough-to-stomach Achilles tendon injury to George Kittle to move on to a second-round rematch with the Seattle Seahawks.

Here are the studs and duds from a game that won’t be forgotten anytime soon:

STUDS 💪

Demarcus Robinson, WR
Because it’s the San Francisco 49ers and nothing about them makes a lick of sense, Robinson—one of the worst man-to-man receivers in the NFL this season per routes per yard run—sparked the 49ers’ first touchdown. He scored it by beating arguably the best cornerback in the NFC, Quinyon Mitchell, man-to-man for 63 yards on the second play of the game. Of course, the touchdown he followed was also against man-to-man defense. Robinson didn’t stop there; he was the Niners’ No. 1 target on the day, catching six passes for 111 yards.

Brock Purdy, QB
Purdy delivered some sweet layered passes in this game and gave the Niners a fighting chance in a contest where they couldn’t effectively run the ball until late. Yes, Purdy threw two interceptions, but he was far and away the better quarterback on the field and the main reason the Niners won. He finished with 262 yards passing, two touchdowns, and 24 key rushing yards.

Jauan Jennings, WR
After Kittle’s injury, Jennings stepped in as the de facto tight end in the run game. He caught a 45-yard pass and also threw a beautiful 29-yard touchdown pass to Christian McCaffrey to give San Francisco a 17-16 lead in the fourth quarter. He’s a hell of a football player.

Christian McCaffrey, RB
It took a while, but McCaffrey saved his best for last, showing serious burst on late runs, making an all-world catch on the touchdown pass (while battling the wind) from Jennings, and then catching the game-winning touchdown with five minutes remaining.

Upton Stout, NB
The Niners’ best defender over the last month-plus continued his strong play on Sunday to the point where the Eagles stopped testing him altogether.

Marquese Sigle, FS
The biggest mystery of the 2025 San Francisco 49ers has been why Sigle wasn’t on the field in the second half of the year. When forced into action Sunday due to Ji’Ayir Brown’s injury, Sigle was exceptional against both the pass and run games.

Eric Kendricks and Garret Wallow, LBs
The Niners started two linebackers signed to the roster only in recent weeks for this playoff game—and they looked really good. Kendricks, in particular, was fantastic and made the game-winning pass breakup.

DUDS 📉

Kendrick Bourne, WR
It’s Week 19 of the season. Why does Bourne still not know the plays? This week, a costly mistake surfaced: the Niners had to use their third timeout of the first half after Bourne lined up incorrectly during a two-minute drill. Had the Niners retained that timeout, they likely could have kicked a field goal before halftime.

Deommodore Lenoir, CB
The Niners put Lenoir on the boundary (short) side of the field, breaking with their usual practice of playing him solely on the right side (offensive perspective). That didn’t work. The Eagles attacked Lenoir relentlessly, and he gave up big plays early and often.

Colton McKivitz, RT
The Niners’ most steady and reliable offensive lineman this season was worked over by Jaelen Phillips in this contest. Purdy did a good job avoiding pressure from the right side, but it was a constant battle.

All 49ers’ Defensive Tackles (except C.J. West)
The Eagles have a one-read quarterback with a noodle arm. Despite that, the Eagles routinely ran double teams and wham blocks against the Niners’ defensive tackles, neutralizing their impact for much of the game.

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The 49ers showed tremendous resilience to overcome adversity and will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming playoff matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.
https://www.mercurynews.com/2026/01/11/studs-and-duds-the-next-man-up-49ers-beat-the-eagles-with-depth-early-stars-late/

Briefs for Jan. 10, 2026

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INCO Holds Jan. 6 Demonstrations

Dozens of Indivisible North Coast Oregon (INCO) members marked the fifth anniversary of the Jan. 6 melee “and attempted coup” in the U.S. Capitol with demonstrations in Astoria and Seaside on Tuesday.

According to a press release from INCO, the group “braved driving rain and strong winds” and “paid tribute to the members of law enforcement who defended the building and members of Congress on Jan. 6, 2021.”

ODOT Holds Open Houses on Upcoming Repair, Repaving of Astoria Bridge

The Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is planning to replace a portion of the Astoria Bridge’s driving surface and bridge rails in 2027. In advance of the upcoming work, ODOT is holding three Open Houses.

The first Open Houses are in-person and slated for 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. and 5:30 – 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 21 at 350 W. Marine Dr.

There is also a virtual Open House available online now through Feb. 25 on the ODOT website at oregon.gov/odot.

The public is invited to learn more about the project, find out about upcoming road closures, detours, and other impacts to expect during construction, ask questions, and share their thoughts.

Auction and Banquet to Restore Suomi Hall Slated for March 28

Friends of Suomi Hall is holding an auction and banquet to raise funds for the Suomi Hall restoration project. The 132-year-old original Suomi Hall requires foundation stabilization and structural repairs.

The fundraiser will be held on Saturday, March 28 at the Loft at the Red Building, 20 Basin Street in Astoria.

The long-term goal is to restore Suomi Hall to its former historic appearance so it can gain eligibility as a historic landmark at the state and national level.

The evening will begin with a silent auction accompanied by appetizers and a no-host bar at 5 p.m., followed by a dinner buffet and live auction. The cost is $150 per person and includes two drink tickets.

Sponsors are being solicited for the auction and dinner. For more information, visit www.SuomiHall.org, email FriendsOfSuomiHall@gmail.com, or call 503-791-1139.

The deadline to become a sponsor and have your name included in the auction program is March 13.

https://dailyastorian.com/2026/01/10/briefs-for-jan-10-2026/

Anti-ICE protesters assemble across Triangle, US after shootings in Minneapolis and Portland, Oregon

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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Thousands of people marched in Minneapolis on Saturday to protest the fatal shooting of a woman by a federal immigration officer and the shooting of two people in Portland, Oregon. Minnesota leaders urged demonstrators to remain peaceful as protests took place in dozens of towns and cities across the country over the weekend.

The protest in Minneapolis occurred in a city on edge following the killing of Renee Good on Wednesday by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer.

“We’re all living in fear right now,” said Meghan Moore, a mother of two from Minneapolis who joined the protest. “ICE is creating an environment where nobody feels safe and that’s unacceptable.”

On Friday night, a protest outside a Minneapolis hotel that attracted about 1,000 people turned violent as demonstrators threw ice, snow, and rocks at officers, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara said. One officer suffered minor injuries after being struck with a piece of ice. Twenty-nine people were cited and released following the incident.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey emphasized that while most protests remain peaceful, those who cause damage to property or threaten others will face arrest. He criticized “agitators that are trying to rile up large crowds.”

“This is what Donald Trump wants,” Frey said, referring to the president who has demanded massive immigration enforcement efforts in several U.S. cities. “He wants us to take the bait.”

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz also called for calm, stating, “Trump sent thousands of armed federal officers into our state, and it took just one day for them to kill someone. Now he wants nothing more than to see chaos distract from that horrific action. Don’t give him what he wants.”

Walz added in a later post, “We will fight with peaceful expression, in court, through public debate, and at the ballot box. Keep the peace. And keep the faith.”

### Communities Unite in Frustration

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security announced that its deployment of immigration officers in the Twin Cities is its largest-ever immigration enforcement operation. The Trump administration has said both shootings were acts of self-defense against drivers who “weaponized” their vehicles to attack officers.

Connor Maloney attended the Minneapolis protest to support his community and express frustration with the immigration crackdown.

“Almost daily I see them harassing people,” he said. “It’s just sickening that it’s happening in our community around us.”

Despite subfreezing temperatures and a light dusting of snow, protesters including children carried handmade signs declaring “De-ICE Minnesota!” and “ICE melts in Minnesota.” They marched down a street lined with restaurants and stores that celebrate various nationalities and cultures through colorful murals.

Indivisible, a social movement organization formed to resist the Trump administration, reported that hundreds of protests were scheduled across Texas, Kansas, New Mexico, Ohio, Florida, and other states.

### Nationwide Protests Against ICE

In Durham, North Carolina, Steven Eubanks, 51, felt compelled to attend a protest because of the “horrifying” killing in Minneapolis.

“We can’t allow it,” Eubanks said. “We have to stand up.”

Several North Carolina residents protested after seeing videos from bystanders and from Jonathon Ross, the ICE agent who shot Renee Good.

“When I saw that, it was totally unjustified,” said Matt Smith, a Durham protester. “I just cannot believe that we’re doing this, and every day it is something else.”

In Cary, North Carolina, more than 200 protesters marched through town against ICE. Mary Ellen Rickards told WRAL News in Raleigh that she felt compelled to protest after seeing video of Good’s death.

“I was angry, I was upset, [and] I was sad,” Rickards said.

Durham experienced ICE crackdowns in November, leading to student walkouts and multiple protests. In response to Good’s death, residents marched through downtown Durham for three consecutive days. While no arrests were made during the last two protests and on Saturday, some protesters on Friday spray-painted buildings and set off fireworks in the street.

Officials within the Trump administration, including President Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, defended the officer’s actions, stating that Good tried to ram the agent before the shooting.

Matt Mercer, communications director for the North Carolina Republican Party, said the videos “speak for themselves.”

“It’s depressing to think that this person committed this in cold blood, then fled the scene, and immediately the White House and its supporters began blaming her for her own death,” Rickards said.

In response to the protests, DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin stated:

“The First Amendment protects speech and peaceful assembly, not rioting. DHS is taking reasonable and constitutional measures to uphold the rule of law and protect our officers. ICE officers are facing a nearly 1300% increase in assaults against them as they put their lives on the line to arrest murderers, rapists, and gang members. Secretary Noem has been clear: if you obstruct or lay a hand on law enforcement, you will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Law and order will prevail.”

### ICE Activity Across Minneapolis

In Minneapolis, a coalition of migrant rights groups organized the demonstration that began in a park about half a mile from the residential neighborhood where 37-year-old Renee Good was shot on Wednesday.

Despite the large protest, federal officers continued operating in the city. An Associated Press photographer witnessed heavily armed officers, at least one in Border Patrol uniform, approach a person following them. The agents, with long guns drawn, ordered the person to stop following them, issuing a “first and final warning” before driving away without detaining the individual.

In Richfield, a Minneapolis suburb, federal agents with covered faces warned journalists to stay back as they detained a man outside a home improvement store.

Protests in the neighborhood have been largely peaceful, with minimal law enforcement presence, contrasting with the violence Minneapolis experienced following the killing of George Floyd in 2020.

Near the airport, smaller groups of protesters clashed with officers guarding the federal building used as a base for the Twin Cities crackdown on Thursday and Friday.

O’Hara said city police have responded to reports of abandoned cars after drivers were apprehended by immigration enforcement. In one case, a dog was left inside a car left in park. He confirmed that immigration enforcement activities are happening “all over the city” and that 911 callers have reported ICE activity, arrests, and abandoned vehicles.

The Trump administration deployed more than 2,000 federal officers to Minnesota under a sweeping new crackdown tied in part to fraud allegations involving Somali residents.

### Lawmakers Snubbed at ICE Facility

Three congresswomen from Minnesota — U.S. Representatives Ilhan Omar, Kelly Morrison, and Angie Craig — attempted to tour the ICE facility inside the Minneapolis federal building on Saturday morning. They were initially allowed entry but were told to leave about ten minutes later.

The lawmakers accused ICE agents of obstructing their duty to oversee operations. A federal judge last month temporarily blocked the Trump administration from enforcing policies limiting congressional visits to immigration facilities. This ruling followed a lawsuit filed by 12 members of Congress challenging ICE’s amended visitor policies after being denied entry to detention centers.

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This story has been updated to correct that the people shot in Portland were not protesters.

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Associated Press writers Allen Breed in Durham, North Carolina, and Scott Bauer in Madison, Wisconsin, contributed. WRAL reporters Flynn Snyder and Kirstyn Clark contributed from Raleigh.
https://www.wral.com/news/state/a5922-anti-ice-protesters-assemble-across-the-us-after-shootings-in-minneapolis-and-portland-oregon/

Top Crypto Coins to Watch Right Now: APEMARS ($APRZ) Presale Meets 6 Market Giants in January 2026

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**Feeling the Market Move Today? Top Crypto Coins Making Noise in January 2026**

Prices bounce, news breaks, and smart investors keep a watchlist ready. This guide covers the top crypto coins making waves right now: APEMARS (PRZ), Chainlink, Sui, Monero, World Liberty Financial, Polkadot, and Hyperliquid. Whether you love big dreams, tiny entry prices, or future-ready tech, this mix has something for you.

We keep it simple enough for a six-year-old to follow, yet packed with real market vibes, January 2026 updates, and clear reasons why these coins are exciting—without making any coin look bad.

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### 1. APEMARS (PRZ) — Turning Heads with a Live Presale!

APEMARS (PRZ) is like a rocket ship that hasn’t launched yet, but people are already lining up for seats. The presale is currently live in **Stage 3**.

**Here are the numbers that make buyers smile:**

– **Stage 3 price:** $0.00002448
– **Listing price:** $0.0055
– **ROI from Stage 3:** 22,300%
– **Holders:** 268
– **Funds raised:** $60k+
– **Tokens sold:** 2.9 billion

**One Utility (Simple & Strong)**
APEMARS utility centers around community-powered meme momentum and future ecosystem growth. Early holders become part of the project story from day one—think of it as joining a club before it becomes famous. This “early access” feeling is powerful in crypto, especially in meme-style ecosystems fueled by attention, sharing, and hype cycles.

**“Blink and You’ll Miss It” — The $2,000 APEMARS (PRZ) Presale Scenario**

Imagine investing $2,000 in APEMARS (PRZ) today at Stage 3’s price of $0.00002448. That would get you roughly **96,805,421 PRZ tokens** — almost 97 million tokens!

Then, picture the token listing at $0.0055, the planned listing price. That’s where the exciting **22,300% ROI** comes from.

But what does it mean in real life? People don’t buy crypto just for fun—they chase dreams like a better home, a new car, a safer future for their kids, travel freedom, less credit card stress, or leaving a job they hate. APEMARS fits the “tiny price, big dream” coin category, making presales thrilling because the biggest wins happen before the crowd notices.

**How to Buy APEMARS (PRZ) — Simple Steps**

1. Visit the official APEMARS presale website.
2. Connect your crypto wallet (MetaMask or other supported wallets).
3. Choose your payment method (usually ETH or USDT).
4. Enter the amount you want to invest.
5. Confirm and complete your purchase.
6. Your PRZ balance updates according to presale rules.

No complicated steps and no confusing airdrops!

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### 2. Chainlink (LINK) — The “Internet Connector” Coin Gets ETF Buzz

Chainlink is the helper coin that connects blockchains to real-world data such as prices, weather, and payments.

In early January 2026, Chainlink remained in the spotlight with institutional momentum. Reports indicate a Bitwise Chainlink ETF is confirmed for February 2026—a major step for mainstream adoption.

This isn’t just hype; Chainlink boasts real partnerships and strong infrastructure. LINK stays on many long-term watchlists as a “serious builder” coin while the market continues to grow.

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### 3. Sui (SUI) — The Speedy Layer-1 That Started 2026 With a Bang

Sui is a fast blockchain designed for smooth apps, games, and on-chain activity.

In January 2026, SUI surged over 38%, fueled by growing ecosystem interest and speculation about privacy-friendly tech.

Sui’s momentum highlights investor love for fast, scalable Layer-1 networks, especially when activity increases and news remains positive. It’s definitely a coin to watch as the market turns bullish.

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### 4. Monero (XMR) — The Privacy Giant That Never Stops Being Relevant

Monero is synonymous with privacy. It’s the go-to coin for confidential transactions.

In January 2026, coverage around privacy demand and regulatory scrutiny continued—typical for privacy projects as governments closely watch them.

Monero isn’t a new shiny toy but an old superhero—always important, respected, and part of the privacy conversation whenever this topic heats up.

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### 5. World Liberty Financial (WLFI) — Token Linked to Big Politics and Regulation Moves

World Liberty Financial has become a major attention magnet in crypto lately.

In January 2026, Reuters reported that this Trump-linked venture applied to the U.S. OCC to launch a national trust bank focused on stablecoin issuance and custody tied to USD1, which now exceeds $3.3 billion in circulation.

This move is significant because it pulls crypto deeper into regulated finance. Whether you love or hate politics, WLFI is part of the bigger “crypto meets banking” story that’s shaping the market.

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### 6. Polkadot (DOT) — The Multi-Chain Builder Prepares for Next Upgrade Era

Polkadot’s narrative is about connecting blockchains and enabling them to scale together.

Currently, Polkadot is moving toward the JAM upgrade and next-generation improvements. Market watchers are following closely because these upgrades aim to make Polkadot more flexible and future-ready.

Polkadot remains attractive to tech enthusiasts and long-term developers. While not always the loudest coin, it often shows strength when serious builders are active.

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### 7. Hyperliquid (HYPE) — The On-Chain Trading Giant with Huge Open Interest

Hyperliquid is a leading decentralized platform for perpetual trading.

In early January 2026, reports showed Hyperliquid’s open interest hitting around **$7.3 billion+**, indicating strong trader activity and fierce competition in on-chain derivatives.

For traders, this volume is exciting—more volume often means more attention and opportunity. Hyperliquid’s “no insiders” narrative and strong market metrics keep it popular among fans of fast trading ecosystems.

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### Conclusion: Why APEMARS (PRZ) Fits Perfectly in Today’s Top Crypto Coins List

Each of these top crypto coins shines uniquely:
– Chainlink connects data.
– Sui moves fast.
– Monero protects privacy.
– World Liberty Financial pushes stablecoin regulation progress.
– Polkadot builds a multi-chain future.
– Hyperliquid powers modern decentralized trading markets.

But **APEMARS (PRZ)** offers something special — a **live presale entry point** with an ultra-low Stage 3 price ($0.00002448) and a bold listing goal ($0.0055). This combination creates a strong **22,300% ROI** narrative.

With 268 holders, over $60k raised, and 2.9 billion tokens sold, early momentum is real. Waiting too long could mean missing the best seats on this rocket.

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### For More Information

– **Website:** Visit the Official APEMARS Website
– **Telegram:** Join the APEMARS Telegram Channel
– **Twitter:** [Insert Twitter Link Here]

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### Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: What are top crypto coins in January 2026?**
A: The coins gaining attention this month include Chainlink, Sui, Monero, World Liberty Financial, Polkadot, Hyperliquid, and APEMARS (PRZ). Each offers unique utilities, growing market interest, and vibrant communities.

**Q: Why is APEMARS (PRZ) getting attention?**
A: Because it is in Stage 3 presale with a very low price, an ambitious listing target, and a 22,300% ROI story backed by actual numbers — 268 holders, $60k+ raised, and billions of tokens sold.

**Q: Is Chainlink a strong long-term crypto project?**
A: Yes. Chainlink is widely adopted for oracle services, enjoys considerable institutional interest, and has ETF developments supporting its long-term outlook.

**Q: Is Hyperliquid (HYPE) popular for traders?**
A: Absolutely. Known for decentralized perpetual trading, Hyperliquid reports open interest exceeding $7.3 billion, highlighting solid trader engagement.

**Q: How risky are presales like APEMARS (PRZ)?**
A: Presales carry higher risks since tokens are not listed yet, but they can also offer high rewards due to lower early prices. Smart investors only put in what they can afford to hold.

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### Summary

This article covered the top crypto coins making news in January 2026: Chainlink, Sui, Monero, World Liberty Financial, Polkadot, Hyperliquid, and APEMARS (PRZ).

While the established coins show strength through technology, regulatory progress, and market momentum, APEMARS stands out with its live Stage 3 presale price of $0.00002448 and a bold listing target of $0.0055—painting a compelling 22,300% ROI narrative.

Whether you’re into serious long-term projects or early-stage altcoins with huge potential, this list has you covered.

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A Revealing Signal For Crypto Market Sentiment

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**Altcoin Season Index Dips to 40: A Revealing Signal for Crypto Market Sentiment**

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**Altcoin Season Index Dips to 40: A Revealing Signal for Crypto Market Sentiment**

Understanding the shifts in the crypto market sentiment is crucial for investors and enthusiasts alike. Recently, the Altcoin Season Index has dipped to 40, signaling a notable change in market dynamics.

A lower Altcoin Season Index suggests that Bitcoin is outperforming altcoins, which can indicate a more cautious or risk-averse sentiment among traders. This metric serves as a revealing barometer for the overall mood within the crypto market.

Keep an eye on these trends as they can provide valuable insights into potential market movements and help inform your investment decisions.

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*Stay tuned to our site for more updates and in-depth analysis on crypto market trends.*
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SFV JACL’s 84th Installation Set for Jan. 24

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The San Fernando Valley Japanese American Citizens League (SFV JACL) Chapter invites everyone to attend its 84th installation luncheon on Saturday, January 24. The event will be held at the San Fernando Valley Japanese American Community Center’s Sakaguchi Hall.

According to SFV JACL President May Wood, the keynote speaker will be Howard Kakita of the American Society of Hiroshima-Nagasaki A-Bomb Survivors. Originally from Los Angeles, Mr. Kakita is a survivor of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1945.

Doors open at 11 a.m., and the program will begin at 11:30 a.m. Attendees can look forward to special performances by SFV Taiko and the koto ensemble, LA’s 33 Strings.

The cost to attend is $30 per person or $15 per student. To RSVP, please email Linda Tanaka at info.sfvjacl@gmail.com or leave a message at (805) 304-5745. When RSVPing, be sure to include the names and number of people attending. The deadline to RSVP is Saturday, January 17.

Checks should be made payable to “SFV JACL.”

The San Fernando Valley Japanese American Community Center is located at 12953 Branford St., Pacoima. We look forward to seeing you there!
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