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Bitcoin drops below $64,000 as bullish bets get wiped out over the weekend
Bitcoin fell below $64,000 over the weekend, triggering liquidations of leveraged long positions and intensifying selling pressure.
Peter Schiff argues Bitcoin may fall below $16,500 by year-end if $50,000 breaks next
Peter Schiff warns Bitcoin could drop below $16,500 by year-end if it breaks $50,000, while BTC trades near $65,850.
Crypto’s $168 million election: 78 winners, 13 newcomers and one costly defeat
Crypto super PACs spent $168 million in the 2025-2026 cycle, backing 78 congressional winners but suffering a costly $64 million defeat in Ohio.
Evernorth’s $35 million fundraising could buy 35 million XRP, but there’s a catch
Evernorth raised $35.3 million by issuing over 3 million new shares, which could buy 35.7 million XRP but dilutes XRP per share.
Your wallet may show a dollar balance for fake USDT that you cannot sell
Forta found 32 fake tokens, including USDT lookalikes, whose prices were artificially maintained in restricted PancakeSwap pools, leaving holders unable to sell.
Louisiana AG calls CFTC chair an ‘obsequious standard bearer’ for prediction markets following agency lawsuit
Louisiana AG Liz Murrill accused CFTC Chairman Michael Selig of making false statements after the CFTC sued to block a state order against prediction markets.
MiCA gave crypto a passport, but customers still face borders
MiCA's passport lets crypto firms operate across the EU, yet customers still face fragmented access and payment rules.
Bitcoin ETFs lose $1 billion for the second week in a row as crypto funds, except one, continue bleeding
U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs lost $1.07 billion last week, their second straight $1 billion outflow week, as nearly all crypto fund categories bled.
Charles Hoskinson Clashes With Angry ADA Holders Over Promises of Price Gains
Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson denied promising ADA price gains during a heated livestream with frustrated investors as the token trades near multi-year lows.
Binance says stolen crypto has been replaced but some customers have to wait
Binance says it has fully replaced stolen customer assets, but phased withdrawals mean some customers still face delays.
Bitcoin slides to 3-month low of $65,000 as analyst flags fourth capitulation wave
Bitcoin fell to a 3-month low of $65,000, with analyst James Check noting a fourth capitulation wave and calling it a deep value zone.
Ethereum scaling project MegaETH slashes staff by 20% as it pursues AI business
MegaETH cut 20% of its staff to pivot toward launching a $30 million AI marketplace in December.
Bitcoin’s $67,000 crash puts $57 billion holder cluster at risk as ETF investors flee
Bitcoin's drop to $67,000 tests a $57 billion holder cost-basis cluster as ETF outflows exceed $1 billion, risking deeper losses if support fails.
Kazakhstan plans tokenized government bonds in first quarter after $22 million note sale
Kazakhstan will issue tokenized government bonds in Q1 2027 following a $22.3 million tokenized central bank note sale.
Bitcoin Price Falls 14% in a Week to $65,000 as Weekend Selling Breaks Friday’s Low
Bitcoin fell 14% in a week to about $65,000, breaking Friday’s low amid strong dollar, high yields, and ETF outflows.
Wall Street wants 24/7 trading, but somebody has to bankroll the weekend
Wall Street's push for 24/7 trading requires companies to fund weekend obligations while traditional payment systems are closed.
UK, Singapore, and Thailand central banks test cross-border FX settlement as stablecoins gain ground
Central banks of the UK, Singapore, and Thailand tested cross-border FX settlement across blockchain and conventional systems under Project Meridian FX APAC.
House Memo Targets Officials’ Prediction Market Bets
A House Oversight memo urges Congress to restrict government officials from betting on prediction markets while leaving platforms' business intact.
Microsoft found a way to turn a helpful AI into a sleeper agent
Microsoft researchers hid a secret trigger in an AI model by altering seven neurons, showing how assistants can be backdoored without losing normal performance.
Hyperliquid's HYPE Token Shows Resilience as Crypto Market Crash Deepens
Hyperliquid's HYPE token is outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum amid the crypto market crash, supported by smaller open interest declines and large holder positions.
Britain could turn wasted Scottish wind power into bitcoin to cut its $1.3 billion grid bill
A Bitcoin Policy Institute report suggests Britain could use bitcoin mining to absorb surplus Scottish wind power, cutting over $1.3 billion in grid constraint payments.
A behind the scenes force may amplify bitcoin and ether price volatility
Market makers' negative gamma exposure may force them to trade with momentum, amplifying bitcoin and ether price swings.
XRP ETF Outflows Hit an 8-Month High. December Rarely Brings Relief
US spot XRP ETFs saw their largest weekly outflow in 8 months as XRP fell below $1, with historical data suggesting December rarely reverses November losses.
50,000 people installed this Bitcoin browser extension. Now control of it is up for sale
A Bitcoin price tracker extension with 50,000 users is for sale for $55,650, raising concerns about malicious ownership transfers.
Will AI Agents Pay for News and Media Content Soon?
AI agents could pay for news via the x402 stablecoin standard, but current payments are tiny and mostly for data checks, not articles.
Big Banks Have Nearly $1 Trillion Tied to AI. What If the Boom Cracks?
US banks hold nearly $1 trillion in AI-related exposure, raising concerns about their resilience if the AI boom cools.
MegaETH parent cuts 20% of staff amid restructuring, AI push
MEGA, the organization behind MegaETH, laid off 20% of its staff during a restructuring as it shifts focus toward artificial intelligence products.
Elizabeth Warren could reopen crypto’s banking fight without changing a single law
Senator Warren, likely to chair the Senate Banking Committee, can use oversight powers to scrutinize crypto banking approvals and press companies and regulators without new legislation.
Bitcoin ETFs shed $2.35B in two weeks as BlackRock’s losing streak hits 11 sessions
US spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $2.35 billion over two weeks, with BlackRock’s IBIT extending its outflow streak to 11 sessions.
Metaplanet Cuts 2026 Revenue Target 59%: Is the Bitcoin Playbook Running Dry?
Metaplanet slashed its 2026 revenue forecast by 59% as its stock trades below Bitcoin value, limiting funding for Bitcoin purchases.
Coinbase AI trading tool pauses bots, but leaves orders open
Coinbase launched Agent Controls that enforce trading limits on its servers but do not cancel existing orders or close positions when an agent is paused.
Satoshi-era wallet served in a $260 billion lawsuit moves 75 BTC it held since 2011
A Bitcoin wallet dormant since 2011 moved about $5 million after being named in a New York lawsuit claiming abandoned coins.
Will Bitcoin Never Set Another All-Time High? Analysts Debate On X
Bitcoin fell below $68,000, and analysts debate whether it will ever reach a new all-time high, with some predicting a bottom.
Crypto Market’s Nearly 6% Slide Costs Bulls $1 Billion in a Day
Crypto market dropped 5.75%, causing $1.23 billion in liquidations, with longs accounting for $1.02 billion.
Unocoin halts all services after hackers bypass BitGo freeze
Unocoin suspended all services after hackers allegedly exploited a backup key mechanism to bypass BitGo's account freeze and conduct unauthorized transfers.
Can Elon Musk Bring Jensen Huang Back as Nvidia CEO?
Elon Musk supports a petition to reinstate Jensen Huang as Nvidia CEO, but Nvidia's board, not Musk or shareholders, controls the decision.
US courts target $1.2B in stolen Binance funds, yet victims face a new hurdle
US courts authorize seizure of over $1.2 billion stolen from Binance, but forfeiture and victim repayment timelines remain unresolved.
Over 35% of Bitcoin Supply Faces Potential Quantum Risk, New Data Shows
Glassnode data shows 7.12 million BTC, or 35.4% of supply, has exposed public keys that future quantum computers could exploit.
XRP Price Faces a Potential 20% Drop: Key Levels to Watch
XRP hovers near $1.03 and could drop 20% to $0.80 if it decisively breaks the $0.99 support level.
Crypto Exchange Hacks and What You Shouldn't Conclude From Them
Major exchange hacks don't prove self-custody is safer; every custody choice involves trust, and a diversified approach reduces risk.
Diesel prices plunge 8%, yet Bitcoin traders face a squeeze
Diesel prices fell 7.9% in October, but rising freight costs and persistent underlying inflation keep financing conditions tight for Bitcoin traders.
OpenAI launches AI payments in ChatGPT with Visa, Mastercard and Amex
OpenAI launched AI payments in ChatGPT with Amex, Mastercard, and Visa, enabling AI agents to make purchases via tokenized credentials and biometric verification.
Adam Back makes case for simpler security as Blockstream launches Bitcoin custody system
Blockstream launched an institutional Bitcoin custody solution with Thales, as Adam Back advocates simpler, offline security.
Kraken parent Payward gains market share as slower trading weighs on earnings
Payward nearly doubled its global crypto spot trading share to 6.5% despite a 30% drop in quarterly transaction volume and lower earnings.
Joe Carlasare on "Extreme Fear" in Bitcoin: "I'm A Buyer Here"
Joe Carlasare says he is buying Bitcoin amid extreme fear, expecting a rally back to the 80s or 90s and eventually 100K.
Meta tests prediction market app using ‘cred’ points instead of cash: WSJ
Meta is internally testing a prediction market app called Takes that uses virtual cred points instead of real money.
US regulators move ahead on crypto trust charters as Senate scrutiny grows
US regulators are advancing crypto trust charters while senators demand records on approvals and compliance.
XRP loans trigger 883 liquidations, and $53M remains at risk
XRP-backed loans on Morpho's Base market saw 883 liquidations with 4.18M cbXRP seized, while $53.5M in debt remains outstanding.
After Mukesh Ambani, India’s Other Telecom Billionaire Targets Elon Musk
Sunil Mittal said Starlink can enter India but the kill switch must remain under Indian control.
Bill Miller IV: “They’re Not Printing More Bitcoin”
Bill Miller IV remains bullish on Bitcoin, arguing its fixed supply makes it scarcer than gold despite recent volatility.
Twenty One Capital Made $1 Billion in Bitcoin Profit. 60% is Already Gone
Twenty One Capital booked a $1.087 billion third-quarter Bitcoin gain, but about 60% has since vanished as BTC fell.
FBI warns active $400M crypto scam targets your friends by replacing your face in videos
The FBI warns that North Korean hackers use stolen webcam videos to impersonate crypto workers in fake meetings, stealing over $400 million.
MEGA cuts 20% of workforce as former MegaETH Foundation restructures
MEGA, formerly MegaETH, cut 20% of its workforce in a restructuring while committing $30 million to new products including AI inference.
House Oversight Chair calls for possible ban on government officials’ prediction market bets over insider trading concerns
House Oversight Chair James Comer called for restricting or banning government officials from betting on prediction markets due to insider trading risks.
CFTC’s Selig accuses states of trying to ‘lock up’ prediction market founders
CFTC Chair Michael Selig criticized states for pursuing criminal charges against prediction market founders and called for Supreme Court resolution.
Bitcoin plunges to $68,000 as Anthropic IPO frenzy adds to market jitters
Bitcoin fell to $68,000, its lowest since August, as the Anthropic IPO frenzy and tech stock turmoil fueled a broad market selloff.
Aave plan could cut some lenders’ share of interest by 60%
Aave proposal would raise reserve factors, cutting some lenders' interest share by up to 60% while boosting DAO revenue.
Metaplanet swings to $170M loss as Bitcoin sale hits earnings
Metaplanet posted a $170 million net loss in the first nine months of 2026 due to a Bitcoin sale loss and holdings value decline.
Why Private AI is More Important Than Ever
Mark Suman of Maple AI explains why private, open-source AI protects user data and aligns with Bitcoin's verify-don't-trust ethos.
Amazon says no human wrote or reviewed the code for its new cloud testing tool
Amazon's AWS Emulator was written and reviewed by autonomous AI agents, with human engineers only designing guardrails and release checks.
U.S. Senate Banking Committee races toward hearing on new SEC nominations
The Senate Banking Committee has scheduled a November 19 hearing for Trump's two SEC nominees, Steven Levine and Kristin Johnson.
FutureBit’s Apollo III Bitcoin Miner Hits Micro Center Shelves in Its First Brick-and-Mortar Launch
FutureBit's Apollo III Bitcoin miner is now available at four Micro Center stores, marking its first physical retail launch.
Bitcoin holds below $70K as stocks slip despite a cooler US PPI print
Bitcoin traded around $68,700 as stocks fell despite a cooler-than-expected US PPI reading.
Hyperliquid leapfrogs Bybit, Kraken and OKX in open interest as Q3 positions grow 80%
Hyperliquid ended Q3 with a record $16.8 billion in open interest, up nearly 80%, surpassing Bybit, Kraken and OKX.
Bitcoin Miners Lead Wall Street's Crypto Sell-Off: Why Are They Falling Hardest?
Bitcoin miners suffered the steepest losses as Bitcoin fell to $68,000 amid rate hike fears.
Lido Earn’s new safety net still leaves depositors on the hook for losses
Lido Earn added Firelight protection for DeFi vault losses, but eligibility limits, finite capital and DAO buffer rules mean depositors may still bear uncovered losses.
Bitcoin heads for sixth weekly loss as Anthropic’s blockbuster IPO looms
Bitcoin is set for its sixth straight weekly decline as investors may be freeing up capital ahead of Anthropic's massive IPO.
Kraken parent Payward posts 66% drop in Q3 adjusted EBITDA, plans US prediction markets and personal finance AI agent
Payward reported a 66% year-over-year drop in Q3 adjusted EBITDA to $60 million while outlining plans for US prediction markets and a personal finance AI agent.
New US report reveals yen rescue used euros, not dollars. That matters for Bitcoin
The New York Fed confirmed Treasury used euros, not dollars, to buy yen in July, limiting implications for Bitcoin liquidity.
Robinhood’s Crypto Trading Volume Falls 48% in October as Event Contracts More Than Double
Robinhood's crypto trading volume dropped 48% year-over-year in October to $17 billion, while event contracts more than doubled.

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