## Pressure Continues to Loom Over Mainstream Coins, Husky Inu AI (HINU) Targets $0.00024960 Key Level

The crypto market has faced significant selling pressure over the past 24 hours, with major cryptocurrencies pulling back. According to the latest data, Bitcoin (BTC) is currently priced at $90.57K, down -2.76%, having touched a low of $89.86K. Ethereum (ETH) performed even weaker, with a current price of $3.03K, a 24-hour decline of -5.86%, and an intraday low of $3.00K.

Ripple (XRP) also was not spared, falling from highs to $1.92, a -3.38% decrease over 24 hours, though it remains in positive territory on the weekly chart. Solana (SOL) is trading at $127.71, down -4.41% in the past 24 hours. Dogecoin (DOGE) is at $0.12, down -2.41%. Chainlink (LINK) hovers around $12.50, with a decline of -2.81%.

## HINU Funding Progress Steady, Project Launch Timeline Clear

The Husky Inu AI project has made significant progress in fundraising. To date, total funding has reached $919,259, close to the $1 million target. The project has maintained stable growth at key milestones: surpassing $750,000 in mid-May, reaching $800,000 in mid-June, increasing further to $850,000 in July, and breaking $900,000 in October. Although funding slowed down at the end of the year due to market volatility, recent market sentiment recovery has accelerated fundraising again.

According to the project plan, the official mainnet launch is scheduled for March 27, 2026. The team has finalized the launch date through three review meetings (on July 1, October 1, and the planned January 1), leaving room for flexible adjustments based on market conditions.

## Crypto Industry Leaders Gather in Washington to Promote Digital Asset Legislation

Leaders in the cryptocurrency industry are converging in Washington to prepare for upcoming critical legislative votes. Cody Carbone, CEO of The Digital Chamber, revealed that the Senate Agriculture Committee and the Banking Committee may discuss their respective versions of the (Responsible Financial Innovation Act) (RFIA) simultaneously. The Senate Banking Committee has scheduled a vote on the Digital Asset Market Structure Act for January 15.

Carbone emphasized that The Digital Chamber is deeply involved in the legislative process and has been invited to provide expert advice to policymakers. The organization has carefully organized representatives from various sectors of the ecosystem—including trading platforms, token issuers, financial institutions, Bitcoin miners, infrastructure providers, and DeFi protocols—to ensure that policy recommendations are representative and inclusive.