Crypto Briefs — Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Today's roundup leads with three stories that carry the most weight. Polymarket has reportedly appointed a representative in Japan and is seeking authorization to operate there by 2030, though details on the regulatory path remain thin. THORChain has opened voting on ADR028, a restart plan following a $10.7 million exploit that would socialize losses and offer the hacker a bounty. Separately, Tom Lee has warned that a SpaceX IPO could pull roughly $2 trillion of new equity into markets and strain liquidity. Bitcoin's price action around its 200-day moving average and a seven-month low in implied volatility also round out the picture.
Polymarket Reportedly Appoints Jupiter Executive to Lead Japan Push
Polymarket has reportedly appointed a representative in Japan, according to a report from Decrypt. The prediction market is said to be seeking authorization to operate in the country by 2030. The report does not specify the representative's full scope of responsibilities or the regulatory steps planned before that deadline.
THORChain Opens ADR028 Vote After $10.7M Exploit, Proposes Hacker Bounty
According to Crypto.news, THORChain has opened voting on ADR028, a restart proposal following a $10.7 million exploit. The plan would socialize protocol-owned liquidity (POL) losses, share synth losses, avoid minting new RUNE, and offer a bounty to the hacker. The article frames the vote as the network's path to resuming operations after the incident.
Tom Lee Warns SpaceX IPO Could Strain Market Liquidity
According to Crypto Briefing, Tom Lee has warned that a SpaceX initial public offering could bring roughly $2 trillion in new equity into markets. The influx could strain liquidity, prompting volatility and forcing capital reallocation. The article is brief and gives no detail on the timing of the offering or the specific mechanisms Lee cited.
Walt Launches Standalone Android Crypto App Beyond Telegram
According to NewsBTC, Walt has released a separate Android app while retaining its existing Telegram integration. The service reportedly advertises access to more than 200 items, though the full details were not available in the excerpt. The move expands how users can reach the platform beyond the messaging app where it previously operated.
Solana Perp Volume Jumps 65% as Spot Activity Shrinks
CryptoSlate reports that perpetual futures volume on Solana rose 65%, with one venue accounting for about 77% of weekly turnover in DefiLlama's Solana data. The growth is concentrated in derivatives while spot activity declines and stablecoin market capitalization on the network falls. The piece frames the shift as derivatives trading gaining share over spot on Solana.
Trump Media Reportedly Sells Bitcoin at Loss Again
According to CryptoPotato, Trump Media may be selling its bitcoin holdings at a substantial loss. The report states the company acquired its BTC at prices near $120,000, well above recent market levels. The source frames the possible sales as a repeat of earlier losses, though the article itself is a single-outlet report.
Bitcoin Pizza Day 2026 Marks Anniversary of First Real-World BTC Purchase
CryptoPotato marks Bitcoin Pizza Day 2026, commemorating the May 2010 transaction in which two Papa John's pizzas were bought with bitcoin, widely cited as the first real-world BTC purchase. The outlet notes that the value of those pizzas today reflects the growth of Bitcoin as both an asset and a network. The piece is a retrospective commemoration rather than a report on a new market development.
XRP Whales Add 71 Million Tokens as Price Falls 8%
On-chain data cited by analyst Ali Martinez shows XRP whales accumulated more than 71 million tokens, worth about $97.8 million at the time of reporting, over the past week. The buying coincided with an XRP price decline of over 8% in the same window. Martinez also flagged Bollinger Bands signals suggesting XRP may be preparing for a volatile move.
Strategy's STRC Reaches $100 as Common Stock Funds Bitcoin Buys
According to CryptoSlate, Strategy's STRC preferred stock reached $100, yet the company's November 2–8 filing shows no STRC at-the-market sales that week. Common stock (MSTR) proceeds funded last week's Bitcoin purchases, with buybacks absorbing roughly two-thirds of those proceeds. The report is based on the company's own filing for the period.
Analysts Say New Bitcoin Lows Unlikely as Miner and Holder Data Turn
NewsBTC reports that Binance Pool miner reserves slipped from 41,987 to 41,915 in May, a small sign that miner selling has not fully stopped. The article says the Miner Position Index remains below historical panic-selling levels and the Puell Multiple is under one, which analysts describe as a "wait phase" seen near past cycle bottoms. It also cites CryptoQuant data showing more than 70% of circulating Bitcoin held by investors for at least a year, with long-term holder readings returning to a historically oversold accumulation zone.
Saylor Says Bitcoin Could Return 30% Yearly, Eyes $13M by 2045
Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor, speaking on CNBC's Squawk Box, said Bitcoin is entering a "spring phase" and called $60,000 its floor. He reiterated his projection of a 30% average annual return, which underpins a forecast of $13 million per Bitcoin by 2045. As of the interview, NewsBTC reported Bitcoin was down 12% year to date while the S&P 500 had gained 8%, according to Google Finance.
Begich Unveils American Reserve Modernization Act for Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
Representative Nick Begich introduced the American Reserve Modernization Act on Thursday, according to Bitcoinist, which describes the bill as a path to a U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and an update to how the federal government handles digital assets held on its balance sheet. The article reports the bill would establish a 'secure' reserve within the government, though the excerpt provided is truncated and does not include further details on funding or custody. Single-source coverage; the bill's full text was not available for review.
US Commerce Department Reportedly Sets $2B for Quantum Computing Firms
According to Bitcoinist, citing CNBC, the US government is reportedly set to award grants to nine companies in the quantum computing sector, with the package totaling about $2 billion. The report frames quantum computing as a potential long-term threat to Bitcoin's cryptographic security. The story is a single-source report based on CNBC's reporting, and the grant details have not been independently confirmed here.
EU Invites Experts for New Tokenisation Standards Group
European authorities are soliciting nominations for a new Tokenisation Standards Group, with applications due November 27, according to NewsBTC. The initiative aims to help shape standards as financial markets increasingly move onchain. The article's excerpt provided is truncated, so further details on the group's mandate and membership could not be confirmed from the source.
Bitcoin Stalls at 200-Day Moving Average Near $82,400 Peak
CryptoSlate reports that Bitcoin reached $82,400 on May 20, up 37% from its April lows, before running into the 200-day moving average. Price then pulled back to as low as $76,000. The article examines why traders watch this simple average and what the rejection suggests about market structure.
Qivalis Euro Stablecoin Backed by 37 Banks in 15 Countries
CryptoSlate reports that Qivalis, a euro-denominated stablecoin consortium, has received backing from 37 banks across 15 countries, with launch planned for the second half of the year. Citing ING, the article notes that stablecoins already serve wholesale cross-border payments and blockchain-based bond settlement, but that most of this activity is dollar-denominated, creating currency exposure for market participants. The piece frames the project as a test of whether on-chain finance will default to euros or dollars.
Bitcoin Implied Volatility Falls to Seven-Month Low Amid Macro Risks
CoinDesk reports that Bitcoin's implied volatility has dropped to a seven-month low, even as financial headlines warn of macroeconomic risks. The article describes options-market pricing as signaling calm in BTC despite that backdrop. Implied volatility reflects the market's expectations for future price swings, so the reading suggests traders are currently pricing in limited near-term movement.
CryptoPotato Flags Two Risks for Bitcoin's Short-Term Price Outlook
CryptoPotato reports that Bitcoin (BTC) could decline further in the short term, citing two factors it sees as potential downside risks. The article links the outlook to the day's inflation report and asks whether that data could trigger another BTC sell-off. The piece is an analytical commentary from a single outlet and does not present new on-chain or official data.
CFTC Warns Kalshi of Possible Charges Over Prediction Market Filings
Crypto.news reports that the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has warned prediction market operator Kalshi of possible charges tied to how it filed and launched its event contracts. The regulator is examining the self-certification process Kalshi used to list those contracts, alongside its scrutiny of rival platform Polymarket. The report frames the probe as a test of how prediction markets can be launched under existing derivatives rules.
Foundation-Linked Wallet Sells 2,000 ETH Over Two Days
A wallet linked to the Ethereum Foundation sold another 1,000 ETH, worth approximately $2.03 million, bringing its reported sales to 2,000 ETH over the past two days, according to Crypto.news. Blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain reported the latest transaction on November 11. The article raises the question of whether the sales pose a risk to Ethereum's price.
Aave Passes Native Bitcoin Lending Proposal Amid Liquidation Concerns
According to CryptoSlate, Aave has passed a governance proposal to support native Bitcoin lending, as reported by Babylon, which cited passage of the ARFC proposal. The plan still has proposed credit limits and a restricted mainnet rollout ahead of it. CryptoSlate also flags hidden liquidation risks that remain under the proposal.
Polymarket Targets Japanese Prediction Market Approval by 2030
According to CoinDesk, prediction market platform Polymarket is seeking regulatory approval to operate in Japan by 2030. The effort is reportedly being led by Mike Eidlin, identified as head of Japan at cryptocurrency exchange Jupiter. The report does not detail the regulatory pathway or timeline milestones.
WLFI Long-Dormant Supply Moves After Binance USD1/BTC Listing
According to CryptoPotato, on-chain data showed a record 17.4 trillion in 'age consumed' for WLFI, indicating that long-dormant token supply moved suddenly following Binance's listing of the USD1/BTC pair. The report describes roughly 1.8 billion WLFI tokens changing hands in what it characterizes as a record profit event. The article attributes the movement to holders of older supply rather than new buyers.
Syndicate Labs Shuts Down, Citing Shrinking Rollup Ecosystem
According to CryptoPotato, Syndicate Labs, a startup backed by a16z, has decided to shut down, attributing the decision to a shrinking rollup ecosystem. The company stated that all of its code will remain permanently open source, allowing developers to continue building on its technology.
Suiball Hardware Wallet Shuts Down, Refunds Pre-Order Customers
Suiball, a hardware wallet project built for the Sui network, has announced it will shut down and refund all pre-order customers, according to Crypto.news. The project's Nov. 11 announcement on X follows a reported decision by the Sui Foundation that supporting the project carried too much security risk. The report does not detail the specific security concerns cited.
XRP Slide Blamed on Manipulation by Analyst, Per CryptoPotato
CryptoPotato reports that XRP has fallen more sharply than most major cryptocurrencies, and that an unnamed analyst attributes the decline to market manipulation. The article also notes that outflows from XRP exchange-traded funds have risen sharply. The piece relays the analyst's view and does not independently verify the manipulation claim.
Across Protocol Restores Website After Phishing Attack, $350K Lost
Across Protocol has restored its website following a domain hijack linked to Namecheap, according to Crypto.news. The incident led to estimated user losses of $350,000. The protocol has said it will reimburse affected victims.
Pro-Crypto Lawmaker Tom Emmer Elected No. 2 House Republican
Rep. Tom Emmer, a Republican known for supporting cryptocurrency policy, won the second-highest leadership post among House Republicans after defeating fellow Republican August Pfluger. The vote comes as the party prepares to move into the minority following the November midterm elections, according to Crypto.news, citing Bloomberg Government. Emmer's new role could give crypto-friendly policy a senior voice in House Republican leadership.
CME XRP Futures Surpass $63 Billion in Volume in First Year
According to CryptoPotato, CME Group's XRP futures generated nearly $63 billion in trading volume during their first year on the exchange. The article presents the figure as a one-year milestone for the regulated derivatives contracts. The report does not detail open interest or breakdowns by month or participant in the summary provided.
Analyst Says XRP Dominance Chart Points to 31.26% Long-Term Target
Crypto analyst Will Taylor, known as Cryptoinsightuk on X, says XRP's market-cap dominance still shows a bullish structure despite a recent pullback from a key range high, according to NewsBTC. His chart of XRP.D identifies 3.315% as a breakout level and 6.127% as the next major range high, with 31.26% marked as a possible upside objective. Taylor argues the current pullback forms a compressed descending wedge rather than distribution, though the source notes this is his own market-structure view and not a forecast.
Ether Consolidates Below $2,150 Resistance as Triangle Pattern Forms
NewsBTC reports that Ethereum (ETH) recovered above the $2,120 zone and is consolidating below $2,150, which it identifies as key resistance. The outlet notes a contracting triangle on the hourly ETH/USD chart, with support cited near $2,110 and $2,065 and upside targets at $2,176 and $2,220. It says a failure to clear $2,150 could lead to a fresh decline.
Analyst Says XRP Could Shake Out Traders Before $1.51 Breakout
NewsBTC reports that analyst MichaelXBT sees XRP forming a falling wedge on its weekly chart, a pattern in place since July 2025 when the token peaked at $3.66 before falling about 60% to near $1.37. Market commentator Matt Hughes is cited as saying XRP must push above $1.51 before a breakout can be confirmed. MichaelXBT expects a short-term shakeout this week before the move higher begins.
SEC Enforcement Actions Drop to 35-Year Low Under Atkins
Crypto.news reports that SEC enforcement actions fell nearly 24% to 348 in fiscal 2026, the lowest level since 1991. The report says SEC Chair Paul Atkins defended the agency's focus on investor fraud over the decline. Enforcement penalties also reportedly dropped, a trend that bears on the regulatory climate for digital-asset firms.
Zcash (ZEC) Hits Six-Month High Near $700 Resistance After 110% Rally
Zcash (ZEC) reached a six-month high of $690 on Wednesday after rallying more than 21% over the past week and 110% over the past 30 days, according to NewsBTC. Market observer Ali Martinez identified a horizontal channel between $192 and $698 that has formed since October, with ZEC now nearing the upper resistance zone of $700 to $730. Martinez cited a weekly TD Sequential sell signal and stretched momentum indicators as possible signs of exhaustion, and suggested downside targets of roughly $500 and $380.
Bitcoin Slips Below $80K as Binance Buying Aggression Rises
Bitcoin has lost the $80,000 level amid market indecision, with buyers defending the $75,000 area, according to Bitcoinist. The outlet reports that a CryptoOnchain analysis points to a rare signal tied to surging buying aggression on Binance, drawing on the firm's historical comparison. The source frames the situation as a genuine standoff between bulls and bears.
BitGo Reports $44.1M Q3 Net Income; Adjusted EBITDA Stays Negative
According to NewsBTC, crypto custody firm BitGo reported roughly $44.1 million in third-quarter net income, while adjusted EBITDA remained negative at about $4.3 million. The article says assets on BitGo's platform grew over the period. The source notes the divergence between net income and adjusted EBITDA, which the company's underlying operating results are measured against.
Hackers Breach South Korea's Financial Security Institute Weeks After Bithumb
South Korea's Financial Security Institute has suffered a cyberattack that exposed hundreds of employee records and documents tied to dozens of financial companies, according to Crypto.news. The incident came less than two weeks after cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb reported a separate security breach. The report highlights ongoing cyber risk across South Korea's financial sector, which includes the crypto industry.
Durov Calls GRAM 'Ridiculously Undervalued' as Token Rises 8%
Telegram founder Pavel Durov described the GRAM token as 'ridiculously undervalued' following an 8% price increase, according to CryptoPotato. The outlet notes that GRAM still trades roughly 86% below its all-time high of $8.25. The report frames Durov's comments as expressions of confidence rather than a change in fundamentals.
Coinbase Wins OCC National Trust Charter With Strict Conditions
CryptoSlate reports that the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has granted Coinbase a national trust charter, subject to strict regulatory mandates. According to the report, the OCC authorized a November 9 opening date and approved gradual account transfers. The client-level migration timing has not been disclosed.
Ethereum Co-Founder Joseph Lubin Argues ETH Can Rival Bitcoin and Gold
Ethereum co-founder Joseph Lubin says ETH could serve as a store of value comparable to Bitcoin and gold, according to Crypto.news. He points to stablecoin activity, decentralized finance (DeFi) usage and planned quantum-resistant security upgrades as supporting factors. The article notes ETH was trading near $2,050 at the time of publication.
Bitcoin Whales Sell Over 34,000 BTC as Price Holds Near $73,700
According to Bitcoinist, Bitcoin whales have reduced their holdings by more than 34,000 BTC over the past week, a sell-off the outlet values at roughly $2.6 billion. The article, with Bitcoin trading near $73,700, asks whether the selling pressure is nearing exhaustion and whether a price reversal could follow. The piece is based on on-chain activity and technical levels cited by the publication.
xStocks Adds 200-Plus UK and EU Stock Tokens Via GTN
According to The Defiant, xStocks has added more than 200 tokenized stocks for UK and EU markets, including LVMH, Rolls-Royce and SAP. The report says GTN will handle execution and custody of the underlying assets. The rollout does not extend xStocks access to UK investors.
Analyst Points to XRP/NVIDIA Ratio as Overlooked Market Signal
Crypto analyst Cryptollica, in an analysis shared on X, highlights the XRP/NVIDIA ratio as a signal of how capital has favored equities over XRP and crypto. According to Bitcoinist, the analyst argues this relative-performance chart reveals more than the standard XRP/USD price chart that most traders focus on. The report is based on the analyst's own commentary and has not been independently verified.
Ether Falls Over 12% in Ten Days as Traders Add Binance Futures Leverage
According to Bitcoinist, Ethereum has lost more than 12% of its value over the past ten days after selling pressure overwhelmed a recovery that briefly carried the asset toward $2,400. The article reports a sustained pattern of lower highs and lower lows rather than a single sharp event. It also states that liquidity has returned to the Binance futures market as traders increased leverage exposure.
Democrats' Crypto Bill Votes Set Terms for Next Congress Talks
Crypto.news reports that Democrats will enter the next Congress with a record of helping pass stablecoin legislation, while remaining sharply divided over rules for the broader crypto sector. The article argues their earlier votes leave room for another bipartisan deal, though the conditions they attach to negotiations will determine whether one materializes. The piece is an analysis of congressional positioning rather than a report on a finalized bill.
Ledger CEO Warns Everyone Will Be Hacked After Wallet Tampering Attacks
According to Crypto.news, Ledger CEO Pascal Gauthier warned that everyone will eventually be hacked, following reports that attackers placed hidden components inside genuine hardware wallets to capture users' recovery phrases. The article argues the incident extends the wallet security question beyond the private key stored in a secure chip. The report frames the episode as a test of how hardware wallet makers and users defend against supply-chain tampering.
Deutsche Bank Launches Institutional Crypto Custody for Bitcoin, Ether
According to Crypto.news, Deutsche Bank has launched regulated cryptocurrency custody services for institutional clients, supporting Bitcoin, Ethereum and stablecoins. The report says the bank plans to expand the offering to Asia in 2027. The launch reflects continued movement of traditional banks into digital-asset services.
Pi Network Adds Developer Tools Ahead of Ecosystem Summit
Pi Network is heading into its first ecosystem summit with an expanded set of tools for publishing apps, checking identities and viewing test-token activity, according to Crypto.news. The outlet argues the more consequential question for the PI token is whether developers using these tools create real demand for it after their apps go live.
eToro Funded Accounts Rise 18% to 4.39M as Q3 Profit Falls 74%
According to Crypto Briefing, eToro grew its funded accounts 18% year over year to 4.39 million in Q3 2026. The same report says the company's profit fell 74% over the period. The source attributes the decline to reliance on crypto trading activity, which it presents as a sign of the broker's exposure to crypto market conditions.
Kraken Parent Payward Adds Over 200 UK and EU Tokenized Stocks
Payward, the parent company of crypto exchange Kraken, has launched trading in more than 200 tokenized stocks linked to UK and European equities, according to Crypto.news. The listings reportedly include companies in the FTSE 100 and DAX 40 indices. Trading is available to eligible investors, extending Kraken's offering from crypto assets into tokenized traditional equities.
SEC Enforcement Falls to 35-Year Low Under Trump Administration
Bitcoinist reports that the US Securities and Exchange Commission has recorded its lowest annual enforcement activity since 1991 under President Donald Trump. The outlet says the decline comes as crypto regulation shifts toward a more industry-friendly stance. Bitcoinist frames the question of whether reduced enforcement uncertainty could benefit Bitcoin and the broader crypto market.
Coinbase to Launch Perpetual Equity Index Futures in U.S. on June 8
According to The Defiant, Coinbase will launch perpetual-style equity index futures in the United States on June 8. The products will let users take long or short positions on market sectors and trends. The launch extends Coinbase's derivatives offering beyond crypto-native assets into traditional equity exposure.
Peirce Clarifies Scope of SEC Innovation Exemption for Tokenized Stocks
SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce pushed back against what she called hyperbole surrounding a contemplated SEC innovation exemption for onchain trading of NMS stocks, according to The Defiant. She said the exemption would cover only digital representations of existing equities and would not extend to synthetic assets. The clarification narrows expectations for how regulators may accommodate tokenized equity markets.
US Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Formalize Federal Strategic Bitcoin Reserve
According to CryptoSlate, US lawmakers unveiled legislation on Thursday to establish a formal Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and consolidate the federal government's cryptocurrency holdings. Representative Nick Begich is leading the effort through the American Reserve Modernization Act (ARMA) of 2026, which would mandate a secure Bitcoin reserve. The report places the federal stash at roughly $25 billion, a figure the source presents in its headline.
World Liberty Financial Pursues WLFI Token Rebound After All-Time Low
According to CryptoSlate, World Liberty Financial, the crypto project backed by the Trump family, is working to rebuild demand for its WLFI token after the token fell to an all-time low. The project has responded with WLFI token burns, exchange integrations, and rewards programs tied to its USD1 stablecoin. The report also notes a warning from AI Financial about survival risk for the project.
Expert Says Dormant Bitcoin, Including Satoshi's 1.1M BTC, Can Be Protected From Quantum Attack
CoinDesk reports that researchers at a privacy-focused blockchain startup say a multi-layer quantum defense could protect dormant bitcoin, including the roughly 1.1 million BTC attributed to Satoshi Nakamoto. The proposed design would include a soft fork intended to freeze and safeguard inactive coins against future quantum attacks. The article presents this as a potential protection mechanism rather than a scheduled network change.
Robert Barr Jailed 8 Years Over £2M Crypto Theft Plot Run From Prison
Crypto Briefing reports that Robert Barr has been sentenced to eight years in prison over a plot to steal £2 million in cryptocurrency, which the outlet says was orchestrated from behind bars. The article characterizes the case as evidence of the resilience of self-custody against theft, while also highlighting the risks posed by physical attacks on individual asset holders. The report is based on a single outlet's coverage and does not include further detail in the excerpt provided.
MSCI to Decide Whether Strategy and Metaplanet Stay in Global Indexes
According to Crypto Briefing, index provider MSCI is set to announce whether Strategy and Metaplanet, two companies with large bitcoin holdings, will remain in its global indexes. The source reports the decision could significantly shift market flows, affecting index fund strategies and investment in non-operating entities. The article's summary offers no further details on the criteria or timing of the announcement.
Moody's Completes Chainlink Cross-Chain Pilot for On-Chain Credit Ratings
According to Bitcoinist, Moody's Ratings has successfully completed a pilot using Chainlink's cross-chain technology, announced November 10. The collaboration is presented as a step toward institutional blockchain adoption and tokenized asset markets. Bitcoinist frames the development as a possible factor in LINK's long-term value, though the article is a single-source report and the pilot's broader commercial scope is not detailed in the excerpt.
Trump Still Wants to Buy Bitcoin for US Reserve, Ex-Adviser Says
Former adviser Patrick Witt, as reported by Crypto.news, says President Trump remains interested in buying Bitcoin for the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve. Witt also says legal and custody hurdles still stand in the way of such a purchase. The report is based on Witt's comments and does not describe any formal government action.
96% of Older Bitcoin Sent to Exchanges Is Underwater
According to CryptoSlate, about 96% of older Bitcoin being sent to exchanges was held below cost basis on November 10. Below-cost deposits from this cohort fell 29.22% from the prior day but still made up the bulk of its exchange inflows. The data points to long-term holders selling at a loss, a pattern that can signal capitulation pressure on the market.
Bitcoin Steady as CoreWeave Earnings Revive AI Trade Outlook
CoinDesk reports that bitcoin was little changed over 24 hours even as CoreWeave's revenue surge lifted AI infrastructure stocks and Nasdaq futures. The article also says Anthropic is reportedly raising its IPO valuation. The piece frames the divergence as bitcoin trading flat while the broader AI-linked equity trade strengthened.
House Democrats Prepare Tougher Crypto Rules With SEC Oversight
According to Crypto Briefing, House Democrats are preparing stricter cryptocurrency regulations that would place greater oversight with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The source says the measures could reshape market dynamics, affect industry lobbying efforts, and potentially produce partisan conflict in Congress. The report is a brief summary, and its details on specific provisions and timing were not included in the excerpt.
NYSE Adopts Avalanche Infrastructure; Analysts Question AVAX Price Impact
According to Decrypt, the New York Stock Exchange will use Avalanche blockchain infrastructure. Experts cited in the report say the partnership will not necessarily lift the price of the network's native token, AVAX, and that Avalanche must find ways to capture value from the usage for the token to benefit.
Former Ethereum Researcher Dankrad Feist Proposes $1B ETH Organization
According to Decrypt, former Ethereum Foundation researcher Dankrad Feist proposed a $1 billion Ethereum-focused organization on Thursday. The report says Feist also appeared to take pointed shots at Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin in the same period. The article's headline describes the proposed organization's leader as someone who 'wants to fight,' a characterization drawn from the source's framing.
Solana LST Holders Earn $230M in Staking Rewards Via Sanctum
According to Crypto Briefing, holders of Solana liquid staking tokens (LSTs) have earned $230 million in staking rewards through Sanctum. The report says Sanctum's growth is reshaping Solana's staking landscape, improving liquidity and accessibility for stakers. It also flags rising stake concentration and security concerns as potential risks of the trend.
Zcash Drops Out of Top 10 Crypto After 14.4% Decline
Zcash (ZEC) fell 14.4% and slipped out of the top ten cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, according to Crypto Briefing. The outlet attributed the decline to the volatility typical of crypto assets, pointing to the risks of leveraged positions and the influence of institutional capital movements. The report offers limited detail on the specific trades or flows involved.
Large Bitcoin Holders Sell About $2.6B in a Week as XRP Gains Attention
According to CryptoPotato, large Bitcoin investors have sold roughly $2.6 billion worth of the cryptocurrency over the past seven days. The article links this selling to a broader shift in whale positioning, with some large holders reportedly reducing Bitcoin and Ether holdings while rotating into XRP. The report is a single-source account and does not independently verify the rotation thesis.
Solana Could Dip to $74 as Fed Rate-Hike Odds Reach 99%
CoinJournal reports that Solana (SOL) has fallen 9% over the past seven days amid US political uncertainty and expectations of tighter monetary policy. Citing CME FedWatch data, the outlet says the probability of a December Federal Reserve rate hike rose from 84% to 99%. The report warns SOL could slide toward $74 if selling pressure continues.
ECB Warns Digital Euro Launch Could Slip Beyond 2029
According to Crypto.news, European Central Bank official Piero Cipollone has warned that delays in EU legislation could push the digital euro's launch beyond 2029. The report says a 12-month pilot is still planned for 2027, with EU talks on the framework continuing. The timeline matters for digital-asset markets because it signals that a central bank digital currency in the eurozone may arrive later than previously expected.
Ripple CTO Emeritus David Schwartz Reportedly Cut XRP Holdings 88%
According to 99Bitcoins, David Schwartz, a designer of the XRP Ledger and Ripple's chief technology officer emeritus, said on Tuesday that he has sold most of his XRP over the years. He put his peak holding at about 26 million XRP and his current stack at about 3 million, an 88% reduction. The article frames the disclosure as a question of whether the sales should concern XRP investors.
US Card Debt Reaches $1.29T as Bitcoin-Backed Loans Draw Scrutiny
CryptoSlate reports that US credit card debt has reached $1.29 trillion, and examines bitcoin-backed borrowing as a potential alternative. The article says Coinbase advertises borrowing rates from 5.1%, but notes that modeled savings depend on fees and on a bitcoin pledge that can be liquidated if prices fall. The piece frames the arrangement as a collateral divide that borrowers should weigh carefully.
Arkham Launches Paid Enterprise Platform Amid Crypto Data Consolidation
According to Crypto Briefing, blockchain analytics firm Arkham has launched a paid enterprise platform as the crypto data market consolidates. The source says the shift to a paid model may spur innovation in blockchain analytics but could limit access for smaller entities. The article is a brief teaser, and it does not provide pricing or further product details.
Chainlink's SVR Reports $18.7M Revenue, $6.7M to Chainlink
NewsBTC reports that Chainlink's Smart Value Recapture (SVR) has reached an estimated 99% share of oracle-related MEV capture, citing analyst Zach Rynes. The article says SVR has generated about $18.7 million in revenue, with roughly $12 million distributed to integrated DeFi protocols and $6.7 million going to Chainlink, including support for LINK buybacks. It also cites an approximately 85% recapture rate and over $700 million in liquidation volume processed on Aave, figures attributed to the source.
Bitcoin ETF Demand Weakens Despite CLARITY Act Committee Win
CryptoSlate reports that the Senate Banking Committee advanced H.R. 3633, the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, by a 15-9 vote on May 14, sending the market-structure bill to the Senate floor. The outlet notes Bitcoin moved back above $81,000 after the vote, yet Bitcoin ETF demand weakened despite the policy progress. The piece frames the divergence between legislative momentum and ETF flows as the central tension.
Cequire Capital to Deploy $100 Million Across Stablecoins, AI and Tokenized Assets
Crypto Briefing reports that Cequire Capital plans to deploy $100 million across stablecoins, artificial intelligence and tokenized assets. The source describes the move as a strategic investment in emerging technology sectors that could accelerate innovation in global financial systems. The report is brief and does not provide further detail on allocation splits, timing or specific investments.
Exodus Posts $8.3M Q3 Net Loss as Revenue Rises 7% to $32.5M
Crypto wallet provider Exodus reported third-quarter revenue of about $32.5 million, up 7% year over year, according to NewsBTC. The company swung to an $8.3 million net loss from a profit in the same quarter a year earlier. The report also highlights the company's continued expansion of its payments business.
Coincheck Outlines Three-Phase Plan to Upgrade Trading Platform
According to Crypto Briefing, Coincheck has outlined a three-phase plan to enhance its trading platform as part of a strategic pivot intended to support sustainability during market downturns. The source reports the plan could reshape Coincheck's business model and affect dynamics across the industry. The article does not detail the specific phases or timelines in the excerpt provided.
Bitcoin Holds Steady After Hot CPI as Spot ETF Outflows Slow
CoinDesk reports that bitcoin barely moved following a hotter-than-expected consumer price index reading, with selling pressure from spot bitcoin ETFs easing. The piece frames the price resilience as a sign that flows, rather than macro data alone, are currently driving the market. It is presented as a day-ahead outlook for November 11, 2026.
Bitcoin Drops Nearly 6% Weekly on USDT Supply, Liquidations
Bitcoin's price has fallen nearly $8,000 over the past week, according to Crypto.news. The outlet attributes the decline to three factors: shrinking USDT supply, liquidations of leveraged long positions, and concerns about the Anthropic IPO. The report presents these as the main drivers of the nearly 6% weekly drop.
Barclays Raises IBIT Stake 48% to $187M; Citi Opens $119M FBTC Position
According to Crypto Briefing, Barclays increased its holdings in BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) by 48% to a value of $187 million. The same report says Citi opened a new position in Fidelity's Wise Origin Bitcoin Fund (FBTC) worth $119 million. The article frames the moves as evidence of growing traditional-finance participation in spot Bitcoin ETFs.
Decrypt Says Anthropic IPO Could Signal Near-Term Bitcoin Bottom
Decrypt's Morning Minute column discusses what a potential Anthropic IPO, cited at a $1.4 trillion valuation, could mean for crypto markets. The piece suggests that if the offering follows a pattern similar to the SpaceX IPO, a Bitcoin market bottom could be near. The claim is the column's own speculation and is not supported by the reporting cited here.
Fantasy Top, Ethereum Crypto Influencer Game, Shutting Down
Fantasy Top, a game that reimagines fantasy sports through the lens of Crypto Twitter, will close down two years after its hot launch, according to Decrypt. The report covers the shutdown of the Ethereum-based influencer game but does not detail the specific reasons or the timeline for closure in the excerpt provided. The closure marks the end of one of the more visible experiments in crypto-native social gaming.
BitGo Adds Binance, Bybit and Deribit to Institutional Trading Platform
According to Crypto Briefing, custody provider BitGo has added Binance, Bybit and Deribit to its institutional trading platform. The source says the integration is intended to give institutional clients greater control over digital asset trading and to reduce fragmentation in managing assets across multiple exchanges. The report is brief and does not disclose terms, timing or volumes.
Strategy's Possible MSCI Exclusion Could Trigger Billions in MSTR Selling
According to Crypto.news, Strategy faces renewed pressure ahead of MSCI's November 11 index review, as possible removal from major equity benchmarks could prompt billions of dollars in institutional share sales. The report cites MSCI's announcement on the review process. Index exclusion typically forces passive funds tracking the benchmarks to sell holdings, which is why the prospect carries weight for MSTR shares.
Hyperwave to Shut Down December 16 Citing Costs and Regulation
According to Crypto Briefing, yield protocol Hyperwave will shut down on December 16, citing rising operating costs and regulatory uncertainty. The report frames the closure as an example of the sustainability and compliance pressures facing yield-focused DeFi projects. The source says the decision may weigh on investor confidence in the sector, though the summary provided is brief and does not detail the protocol's specific cost figures or regulatory actions.
OKXICE Sets Nov. 23 Stock-Token Launch Amid Issuer Objections
According to The Defiant, OKXICE plans to launch its stock-token product on November 23, with more than 70 assets expected at launch, including 59 Direxion ETFs. The report says issuer objections still constrain shares tokenized by unaffiliated third parties. The article frames the restrictions as a limit on the scope of the offering rather than a delay to the launch date.
Fed's Goolsbee Calls Inflation Report 'Borderline Disturbing' Amid Rate Talks
Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee described a recent inflation report as "borderline disturbing," according to Crypto Briefing. The remarks come amid discussion of possible interest rate hikes, which Crypto Briefing suggests could influence monetary policy in other economies such as Canada. The source notes the broader economic uncertainty this creates for markets, including digital assets.
XRPL Lending Protocol Gains Validator Support Ahead of Vote
Crypto.news reports that the XRP Ledger's proposed native lending system has gained additional validator support, moving its lending and single-asset vault amendments closer to the voting threshold needed for mainnet activation. According to the XRPL amendment tracker cited by the outlet, the LendingProtocol amendment had secured 22 validator votes at the time of reporting. The article does not provide the full threshold figure in the excerpt available.
OKX and ICE to Launch 24-Hour Tokenized Stock Trading on Nov. 23
According to Crypto Briefing, OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) are set to debut 24-hour tokenized stock trading on November 23. The publication says the launch could expand global market access, improve liquidity, and broaden investment opportunities. The report is brief and does not detail trading mechanics, participating assets, or regulatory arrangements.
Bitcoin Holds Near $73,000 as Fed Hike Odds Shift After CPI
Bitcoin fell to an intraday low below $73,000 on Nov. 10 after October CPI came in above forecasts, according to CryptoSlate. CryptoSlate reports that CME FedWatch odds for a 50-basis-point December Fed hike rose from 0% to 13.6% that day, while odds for a 25-basis-point hike climbed from 84% to 86.4%, citing a Barron's report of the snapshot. The piece frames the move as a link between hotter inflation data and expectations for tighter monetary policy.
Laser Digital Helps Launch $100M Saudi SME Credit Vault on BNB Chain
According to Crypto Briefing, Nomura's Laser Digital helped launch the zEMS Vault, a $100 million credit vault for Saudi small and medium-sized enterprises built on BNB Chain. The source says the vault could significantly enhance access to SME credit in Saudi Arabia and potentially reshape regional investment dynamics. The report is brief and does not detail the vault's structure, lenders, or borrower terms.
Tokenized Equities Reach Record $4.9B as Binance's bStocks Leads
Crypto Briefing reports that tokenized equities have reached a record $4.9 billion in market value. The publication attributes the leading position in the sector to Binance's bStocks product. The source frames the growth as part of a broader shift toward decentralized finance that could reshape traditional stock trading. The brief relies on a single short article, which offers limited detail on the underlying figures.
Bitcoin MVRV Ratio Falls Below Key Threshold as Price Trades Under $80,000
Bitcoin is trading well below $80,000 as volatility rises, according to Bitcoinist, with several key on-chain metrics showing negative readings. Some analysts quoted by the publication suggest the current period could present an attractive entry point for investors and traders. The article centers on the MVRV ratio dropping below a threshold it describes as significant, though the full details of the metric were not available in the excerpt.
Pump.fun Adds USDC-Paired Liquidity Pools for Token Launches
According to The Defiant, Pump.fun now lets coin creators launch tokens with USDC-paired liquidity pools instead of SOL-paired ones. The change raises starting market caps to $4,000 and increases early-stage supply costs by 67%, a move the platform says is intended to improve token distribution and ecosystem health.
84% of Bitcoin Hashrate Secured BTCFi in Q1; Miner Fees Lag
CryptoSlate reports that 84.01% of Bitcoin's hashrate secured Bitcoin DeFi (BTCFi) activity in the first quarter. The publication says the figure strengthens the security case for BTCFi, but that miner revenue and usage remain unresolved, with miners seeing little fee upside from the activity.
Kraken Secures Preliminary VARA Approval to Operate in Dubai
Decrypt reports that Dubai's Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) has granted Kraken's parent company preliminary broker-dealer and investment management authorization. The approval allows the exchange to proceed toward launching services in the emirate under local virtual asset rules. The report frames the license as a step in Kraken's expansion into the Middle East regulated crypto market.
Crypto Finance AG CEO Advocates Hybrid Market Infrastructure at Sibos
Crypto Finance AG's CEO made the case for hybrid market infrastructure at the Sibos conference, according to Crypto Briefing. The push envisions integrating traditional finance with blockchain technology. Crypto Briefing characterizes the proposal as a potential driver of transformation in global finance.
Supermicro Ships H15 Servers Built on AMD EPYC 9006 Chips
Supermicro has begun shipping its H15 servers, which are built on AMD's sixth-generation EPYC 9006 processors, according to Crypto Briefing. The source says the systems improve efficiency and performance, which could reduce the number of servers needed, but they also raise cooling requirements that may affect data center planning. The report does not provide pricing, unit volumes, or specific performance benchmarks.
Pi Network (PI) Holds Up During Market Pullback, Analysts Debate Rally
CryptoPotato reports that Pi Network's PI token resisted the latest broader market pullback, with one analyst saying momentum is shifting toward buyers. The article frames the move as either the start of a major rally or a possible bull trap, without confirming a trend reversal. The piece relies on analyst commentary and does not cite on-chain data or official project announcements.
Keplr User Reports 1,200 ATOM Moved Outside Recovery List
A Keplr user reported that 1,200 ATOM were moved to an address not included on the November 8 recovery list, according to The Defiant. Onchain records confirm the transfer of the staked assets, but the report does not establish who controls the receiving address. The movement occurred during an ongoing recovery effort tied to the wallet's user base.
Bitcoin Trades Below Short-Term Holder Cost Basis for Four Days
Cryptohopper Exchange News reports that Bitcoin has spent four consecutive days trading below its short-term holder cost basis (STH-CB) of $75,717. The source describes this level as the approximate breakeven point for buyers who entered within the last 155 days. According to the article, such positioning has historically prompted selling into any rally toward cost basis, creating an overhang on the market.
Russia Clears Domestic Crypto Exchange Trading From Nov. 22
Russia has cleared domestic exchanges to begin cryptocurrency trading from Nov. 22, 2026, subject to the Bank of Russia approving their trading rules. Citing a Nov. 11 report from Interfax, Crypto.news says the Russian Ministry of Justice has registered the relevant regulatory framework. The move would open a regulated onshore venue for crypto trading in a major economy that has historically restricted such activity.
Starknet Private Transactions Nearly Double to 4,600 in October
According to Crypto Briefing, private transactions on Starknet nearly doubled to 4,600 in October. The outlet reports the rise reflects growing interest in privacy-focused DeFi, which it suggests could influence future regulatory frameworks. The article is a brief summary, and its figures have not been independently verified against Starknet on-chain data.
Derive Options Traders Price 31% Odds of Bitcoin Below $70,000 by Christmas
According to Crypto Briefing, options traders on the Derive platform are pricing a 31% probability that Bitcoin will fall below $70,000 by Christmas. The report links the reading to increased demand for downside protection, which it describes as a sign of growing caution among traders. The source frames the shift as a signal of near-term market sentiment and positioning.
Anthropic Perp Exposure Tops $300 Million in Buildix Snapshots
The Defiant reports that Buildix readings show exposure to Anthropic-linked perpetual futures across multiple Hyperliquid markets exceeding $300 million. The Trade.xyz contract alone showed $109.4 million, about 30% above The Defiant's Nov. 10 snapshot. The figures are drawn from periodic snapshots rather than a continuous measure of open interest.
Deutsche Bank Launches Bitcoin Custody for Institutional Clients in Europe
According to Bitcoin Magazine, Germany's largest lender, Deutsche Bank, now provides custody for bitcoin, ether and three stablecoins to institutional and corporate clients in Europe. The bank has not named any customers or disclosed its fees, the report said. The move adds a major traditional bank to the growing set of institutions offering digital-asset custody services.
Bybit Lists SpaceX Perpetual Contract Ahead of Expected June IPO
Bybit has launched SPCXUSDT, a perpetual futures contract giving traders leveraged exposure to SpaceX before its expected June public listing, according to Crypto.news. The exchange says the contract trades 24/7. The product gives crypto traders a way to take positions on a pre-IPO company that is not yet publicly traded.
Bankless Reportedly Cuts Most Staff, Co-Founder Declares 'End of First Era'
Crypto.news reports that Bankless, a crypto media brand, has reportedly laid off most of its staff without a public announcement. The report cites posts on X relayed by ChainCatcher, and says the cuts drew backlash. Co-founder Ryan Sean Adams reportedly declared the 'end' of the brand's first era on X.
Ethereum ETFs See $104M Outflows as Solana ETFs Draw $1.1B
Crypto Briefing reports that U.S.-listed Ethereum exchange-traded funds recorded $104 million in outflows over the period it covers, while Solana ETFs took in roughly $1.1 billion. The article interprets the divergence as institutional investors diversifying crypto holdings and moving toward selective, asset-specific allocation rather than broad exposure to a single asset. The source's brief framing is that flows are shifting between products rather than leaving the sector entirely.
CoreWeave CEO Prioritizes AI Buildout Over Buying Back 15% Yield Bonds
According to Crypto Briefing, CoreWeave's chief executive has said the company will put capital toward expanding its AI infrastructure rather than repurchasing bonds carrying a 15% yield. The source frames the stance as a strategic shift toward growth that could affect investor confidence and the company's funding dynamics. The report is brief and does not provide further figures or detail on the bond terms.
MSCI Weighs Strategy's Index Eligibility, Bitcoin Impact Seen as Limited
CryptoPotato reports that index provider MSCI is considering a decision that could be a significant setback for Strategy, the bitcoin treasury company led by Michael Saylor. The article indicates that any impact on Bitcoin itself would likely be minimal. The piece frames the MSCI review as a critical test for Saylor's firm and its standing with index investors.
Pyth Adds Real-Time NYSE Level 1 Data to Its Marketplace
According to The Defiant, Pyth has added real-time Level 1 market data from five NYSE Group exchanges to its data marketplace. The report states that clients must first license the data directly from NYSE before receiving it through Pyth. The addition extends Pyth's oracle offering into traditional equities market data.
Maple Co-Founder Joe Flanagan Exits Amid Strategy Disagreement
According to The Defiant, Maple co-founder Joe Flanagan is stepping away from the lending protocol after a split over strategy. Flanagan said he will support a handover of responsibilities through the end of the year. Maple described the departure as an agreed transition and said its overall direction is unchanged.
Hoskinson Says He Cannot Run Cardano Like a CEO; Accountability Debated
According to CryptoSlate, Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has said he cannot run the Cardano network like a CEO. The report says accountability for funded growth falls on DReps, who approve spending, and on recipients and administrators, whose funded work ADA holders can trace through public reports. The article frames governance responsibility as distributed rather than centralized.
Plasma One Users Locked Out During Auth Provider Outage
According to Crypto Briefing, Plasma One users were locked out of the platform when a third-party authentication provider went down during a scheduled upgrade. The outage was reported as underscoring the risks of depending on external services for fintech operations. The source did not provide details on the duration of the outage or the scope of affected accounts.
Kraken's xStocks Tops $1.1B After Adding 200+ UK and European Shares
Bitcoinist reports that Kraken parent Payward has expanded its tokenized equities product, xStocks, with more than 200 UK and European shares. According to the report, total assets under the product now exceed $1.1 billion. The additions mark a shift from the platform's earlier focus on U.S. equities.
Bitcoin Drops Below $73K as Solana Hits 3-Month Low
Bitcoin fell below $73,000 and Solana reached a three-month low during a broad crypto sell-off, according to Crypto Briefing. The publication links the volatility to investor sensitivity toward inflation data and the possibility of interest rate hikes. The source frames the moves as a signal of wider financial stability concerns, though the report provides limited detail on specific price levels or trading volumes.
Researchers Report Codex Flaw Risked npm Release Credentials
According to The Defiant, security firm Depi says OpenAI has fixed a vulnerability in Codex that chained prompt injection, a sandbox escape and publishing credentials. The disclosure states that the flaw put npm releases at risk but does not report that a malicious package reached users.
Pompliano Says Bitcoin ETFs Beat Hardware Wallets for Holders Above $10,000
According to ZyCrypto, analyst Anthony Pompliano argued in an interview that Bitcoin spot ETFs are safer and more convenient than hardware wallets for investors holding more than $10,000 in bitcoin. The piece frames the comparison around self-custody versus ETF exposure, the questions investors weigh when choosing how to hold the asset. The view is one commentator's opinion as reported by a single outlet, and the article does not include independent verification of the safety claims.
Apex Group Joins Hedera Council to Help Govern Network
Crypto Briefing reports that Apex Group has joined the Hedera Council, the governing body of the Hedera network. The source describes the move as a strategic shift toward scalable tokenization, with potential influence on future asset management and compliance standards. The article is brief and provides no further detail on terms or timing.
White House Reportedly Seeks Curbs on Remote AI Chip Access
The Defiant reports that the White House has requested measures to restrict remote access to advanced AI chips, targeting overseas computing rentals used by Chinese AI labs. The article notes that Nvidia has lobbied against closing this gap. The report is single-sourced and the details of any proposed rule were not independently confirmed in the source.
Bitcoin Slides Near $73K as Analyst Flags Risk of $65K Drop
According to Crypto.news, Bitcoin has fallen from near $80,000 into the $73,000 to $74,000 range over the week through Nov. 11. Traders are weighing a possible rebound toward $77,500 against an analyst's warning of a deeper decline to $65,000. The report cites CoinGlass's one-week liquidation heatmap as a key reference point for the price levels being watched.
SpaceX Targets $2T Valuation in IPO; Crypto Markets Front-Run Listing
Crypto Briefing reports that SpaceX is aiming for a $2 trillion valuation in an unprecedented initial public offering. The outlet says the IPO could reshape market dynamics, including for crypto markets and corporate Bitcoin strategies. Crypto Briefing also reports that crypto markets are front-running the listing, though the summary provided does not detail the specific price moves or data behind that claim.
XRP Slides Back Below 100-Day MA, Forms Lower High
According to CryptoPotato, XRP trades at $1.37 as May nears its final week, having erased gains from a briefly promising technical setup. The source reports that a breakout above the 100-day moving average on the USDT chart failed to hold, and that a lower high has formed on the BTC trading pair. The article frames the rejection as a setback to the corrective cycle's recovery attempt.
Stablecoin Supply Falls $14.2B in 30 Days, Glassnode Reports
Stablecoin supply contracted by $14.2 billion over a 30-day period, according to data cited by Glassnode and reported by Crypto Briefing. Crypto Briefing characterizes the drawdown as a sign of investor caution and potential market volatility. The report suggests the shrinking stablecoin float may weigh on broader crypto market liquidity and sentiment.
GENIUS Act Reserve Rules Don't Cover DeFi Lending Risk, Ajna Says
In a CoinDesk Crypto Long & Short column, Ajna's Mike Hathaway and Joseph Quintilian argue that institutions evaluating DeFi lending should ask who can change a loan's terms after funds are lent, not only which markets are safest. They contend that a fully reserved stablecoin offers no protection against a governance token vote or a faulty price feed. The authors are presenting an opinion on the risk framework rather than reporting a new event.
Arkham Labels CoinShares Bitcoin ETP Wallets Holding 20,652 BTC
Crypto Briefing reports that blockchain analytics platform Arkham has labeled wallets associated with CoinShares' Bitcoin exchange-traded products, which together hold 20,652 BTC. According to the outlet, the labeling allows holdings to be verified in near real time, which it says could increase transparency and investor confidence in crypto funds. The report is a single-source summary of Arkham's labeling and does not independently confirm the holdings.
Stacks Tests Post-Quantum Signatures Using sBTC Vault Withdrawal
The Defiant reports that Stacks ran a mainnet test in which a vault withdrawal of sBTC was authorized with a Lamport one-time signature, a post-quantum scheme. The article stresses that the test does not upgrade ordinary sBTC wallets or the Bitcoin held to back the token, so existing user keys and reserves are unchanged. The experiment is a proof of concept for quantum-resistant signing on the network.
Variational Ends Omni Beta and Removes Invite-Code Gate
According to The Defiant, Variational has ended the beta phase of its Omni platform and removed the invite-code requirement for access. The publication reports that the trading API remains unavailable under Variational's published documentation. It also notes that the project's VAR token is still scheduled for a Q4 2026 launch.
Moonwell Cuts Collateral Limits, Drops VELO and wrsETH
According to The Defiant, Moonwell's governance proposal MIP-X75 reduces the collateral backing available for existing loans on Base and Optimism. The article reports that borrowers near their limits face liquidation unless they reduce debt or add eligible collateral. The proposal also removes VELO and wrsETH as eligible collateral.
Kaspa Developer Manyfest Plans Ownerless Prediction Market by 2026
Kaspa developer Manyfest has outlined plans for an ownerless prediction market built on the network's base layer, according to Crypto.news. The design would feature tradable outcome tokens, with a mainnet release targeted for the end of 2026. The developer, identified as Sivan Helfer on Kaspa's developer forum, presented the plan there.
Cardano (ADA) Falls 10% Weekly as Analyst Spots Buy Signal
Cardano's ADA token dropped about 10% over the past week, according to CryptoPotato. Analyst Ali Martinez, as cited by the outlet, argues that a key technical indicator now flashing a buy signal implies a local bottom is forming. The report relies on a single analyst's chart-based view and does not include independent confirmation of the signal.
Bitcoin Weekly Candle Flags Bearish Setup Seen 33 Times Since 2017
NewsBTC reports that Bitcoin's latest weekly candle formed a rare bearish pattern, opening at $82,210 and closing at $77,457 after a failed push higher. The red candle followed a green week, engulfed its body, and closed below the prior week's low, which the source describes as a bull trap. According to analyst Sherlock, this setup has appeared 33 times on Binance since 2017, with Bitcoin trading at least 3% lower over the following 12 weeks in 31 of those cases.
Analyst Calls SUI an Under-Discussed Setup Despite 80% Price Drawdown
Analyst Michaël van de Poppe, in a post on X, argued that SUI is among the market's most overlooked large-cap setups, with its price falling from $5.35 to roughly $0.90 while infrastructure development continued. He cited a fifth spot crypto ETP listed in February 2026, CME futures going live, three US staking ETFs from Grayscale, Canary Capital and 21Shares, and the launch of USDsui via Stripe's Bridge subsidiary. Van de Poppe also pointed to cumulative stablecoin transfers exceeding $1 trillion in March and the Mysticeti upgrade raising checkpoints per second from one to four. The brief reflects the analyst's own assessment and is not independently verified.
Revolut Launches Dogecoin Debit Card as DOGE Trades Near $0.10
NewsBTC reports that fintech firm Revolut has launched a physical DOGE-themed crypto debit card across the UK and most of the European Economic Area, excluding Hungary, Switzerland and Portugal in the first phase. Users can spend Dogecoin holdings at any Visa or Mastercard merchant, with the app converting DOGE to local currency at real-time rates and no added point-of-sale conversion fees. The article notes that despite the adoption milestone, DOGE's price remains weak near the $0.10 level.
Extended Opens XTEN Checker Ahead of Dec. 31 Signing Deadline
According to The Defiant, Extended has opened a checker for its XTEN token allocations, with a signing deadline of Dec. 31. Allocations that go unaccepted by that date will be moved to the Ecosystem Fund. Starknet accounts are required to nominate a self-custodial EVM wallet, and the report says the token launch date has not yet been announced.
LlamaRisk Proposes Borrowing Speed Limits for Aave V3
According to The Defiant, risk contractor LlamaRisk has proposed borrowing speed limits for Aave V3. The plan combines timed borrowing buffers with a steward-run route for large clients. The article notes that the parameters remain provisional and that governance votes are still ahead.
Bitcoin Core Patches Three Bugs, One Able to Halt Block Building
Decrypt reports that three bugs affecting Bitcoin Core have been patched, covering denial-of-service and privacy issues rather than coin theft. According to the report, the most serious of the three could have halted a miner's ability to build new blocks. The article states that fixes are now available in Bitcoin Core.
Bitcoin Core Bug Can Stall Block Template Creation on Some Nodes
According to CryptoPotato, a bug in Bitcoin Core could cause a miner's node to construct a block template containing transactions that spend unavailable outputs. Such a template would fail the node's validity check, which can stop that node from producing blocks. The report describes this as a technical flaw affecting specific nodes rather than the network as a whole.
Thousands of Bitcoin Nodes Misconfigured to Bypass Peer Limits
CryptoSlate reports that thousands of Bitcoin nodes granted anonymous peers exemptions from security limits. According to the source, the issue stems from bundled Tor and whitelist settings, and was disclosed on November 10. The article notes that fixes have been available since October 2025.
Cointelegraph Research Examines MATT and OP_CCV Bitcoin Covenant Proposal
Cointelegraph Research, as reported by Crypto Briefing, has published an analysis of MATT and OP_CCV, a Bitcoin covenant proposal aimed at enabling stateful contracts. The source says the proposal could expand Bitcoin's smart contract capabilities and enhance security. The article is a secondary summary of Cointelegraph Research's report and does not indicate that the proposal has been adopted.
Bitcoin Falls 11% Since Oct. 20 as Analyst Links Anthropic IPO
Bitcoin (BTC) has declined 11.3% since October 20, according to 99Bitcoins. Crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen suggested on Wednesday that the upcoming Anthropic IPO may be a contributing factor, pointing to a chart showing Bitcoin following a path similar to its decline before the SpaceX IPO in June. Cowen's view is that investors may sell other assets to raise cash for a large IPO allocation.
Bitcoin Heads Toward First Back-to-Back Annual Losses on Record
Decrypt reports that Bitcoin is on track for its first consecutive annual losses, breaking a pattern of positive yearly returns that has held for 18 years. The article notes that the data contains important nuances that qualify the headline, though the source summary provided here does not detail the specific figures behind that caveat. The report frames the development as a notable shift in Bitcoin's long-run annual performance record.
Hoskinson Warns Cardano Could Lose Its Research Edge Without Funding
Charles Hoskinson urged Cardano delegated representatives (DReps) to back a research funding proposal, warning that failure to do so could erode the network's identity as a research-led blockchain. Speaking in a May 21 livestream from England, Hoskinson said Cardano is in "treasury season" and faces a tougher funding environment, according to Bitcoinist. The article frames the vote as a test of whether the network can sustain its core value proposition.
Israel Discount Bank to Offer In-App Bitcoin Trading from November 26
According to Crypto Briefing, Israel Discount Bank will open in-app Bitcoin trading to its customers on November 26. The source characterizes the move as a sign of traditional finance moving toward crypto, which could broaden mainstream adoption and draw closer regulatory attention. The report is a single-source brief and does not include further details on trading fees, supported products, or regulatory approvals.
BitGo Powers SoFiUSD Stablecoin Launch on Monad Blockchain
According to Crypto Briefing, BitGo has supported the launch of SoFiUSD, the stablecoin issued by SoFi, on the Monad blockchain. The source describes the expansion as part of a broader trend of bringing stablecoins onto high-performance blockchains to improve financial transactions. The article is brief and does not disclose figures such as supply, transaction volume, or launch date.
HIVE Digital Technologies Signs $600 Million in AI Cloud Contracts
According to Crypto Briefing, HIVE Digital Technologies has signed $600 million in AI cloud contracts. The source reports that the shift toward AI cloud services diversifies HIVE's revenue beyond Bitcoin mining, which should reduce earnings volatility tied to bitcoin prices. The report also notes that the move increases the company's reliance on a small number of key clients.
Sam Lyman Says Bitcoin Doesn't Need America, but America Needs Bitcoin
Bitcoin Magazine reports that Sam Lyman argued Bitcoin does not depend on the United States, while the U.S. may need Bitcoin. Lyman compared dollar-denominated stablecoins to "Starlink for the US dollar system," saying anyone with an internet connection can access the dollar. The article is a brief interview-style piece and does not include additional market data or details.
Uniswap Deploys v2, v3 and v4 on Hyperliquid's Elysium Network
According to Crypto.news, Uniswap has launched versions 2, 3 and 4 of its decentralized trading protocol on Elysium, a network focused on Hyperliquid, two days after the network's public mainnet debut. The deployments were announced by Uniswap in a November 11 post on X directed at builders. The report frames the move as bringing three protocol versions to the Hyperliquid-focused ecosystem.
Texas Bill Would Let Cities and Counties Invest Up to $10M in Bitcoin
According to Crypto Briefing, a proposed Texas bill would allow cities and counties to invest up to $10 million each in Bitcoin. The publication says the measure could diversify local government investments but may also introduce uneven risk management and financial exposure across the state. The report is a single-source summary of the bill and does not include details on its current legislative status.
CoinShares Survey Sees Bitcoin Leading Crypto Growth Outlook
According to a CoinShares survey reported by Crypto Briefing, Bitcoin leads the growth outlook among digital assets while sentiment toward Ethereum has improved. The report attributes these views to institutional investors' shift toward diversification rather than speculation. The source suggests this could help stabilize crypto markets, with Bitcoin and Ethereum likely maintaining their dominance.
Base Surpasses $5 Billion in DEX Volume for Tokenized Stocks
According to Crypto Briefing, trading of tokenized stocks on Base, the Ethereum layer-2 network, has crossed $5 billion in decentralized exchange volume. The publication says the growth points to the potential for 24/7 decentralized finance markets to change how investors access global equities. The report is a single-source brief and does not break down the figure by platform or time period.
Nomura Explores Sale of Laser Digital, Bloomberg Reports
Nomura is exploring a sale of its crypto unit Laser Digital, according to Bloomberg, as cited by The Defiant. Marex is reported to be among the potential buyers. The business covers crypto trading, asset management and onchain credit partnerships.
Bitcoin faces Nov. 22 recovery test after $2.22B ETF outflows
Bitcoin has fallen as much as 16.8% from its September high, according to Crypto.news, which cites Bitfinex analysts warning that weak spot buying and persistent leverage could deepen the correction. In its Nov. 11 midweek update, Bitfinex Alpha reportedly flagged the Nov. 22 level as a key recovery test. The report also references $2.22 billion in spot bitcoin ETF outflows as a backdrop to the decline.
EUR Stablecoins Grow 12-Fold to $777M as European Banks Scale
According to The Defiant, euro-denominated stablecoins processed at retail virtual asset service providers have grown 12-fold to $777 million over 15 months. The report says European banks are moving stablecoin projects from concept to production as MiCA-compliant assets scale. The figures are reported by a single outlet and have not been independently verified here.
Ethereum Foundation Departures Spark Calls for New Price-Focused Body
According to The Defiant, at least eight senior researchers and leaders at the Ethereum Foundation (EF) have announced their departures this year. The report says the exodus has fueled calls for a new Ethereum organization with a focus on price. The article's details on the proposed body and its backers are limited to what The Defiant reports.
James Lavish Maintains $400K-$500K Bitcoin Target for Mid-2029
Bitcoin Magazine reports that analyst James Lavish, speaking on BMTV last month, said he believes the Bitcoin market bottom is already in. He says this cycle call still holds despite a spike in rate-hike odds and a wobble in tech stocks. The piece frames Lavish's view as a $400,000-$500,000 Bitcoin price target by mid-2029.
Oil Selloff Seen Paving Way for Dovish Fed, Gold and Bitcoin
Bitcoin Magazine reports that oil has fallen almost 20% and gasoline roughly 25% since the end of October, according to Robbert van Batenburg, Global Strategist at The Bear Traps Report. Van Batenburg argues the decline sets up a more dovish Federal Reserve and what he calls "the sweet spot for gold," which he says would also benefit Bitcoin. The views are those of a single analyst quoted by the outlet and are not independently verified.
Microsoft Patent Describes Paying Users for Idle Compute to Train AI
A Microsoft patent filing reportedly describes a system that would pay users for their idle computing power to train artificial intelligence models, according to Crypto Briefing. The reporting says the approach could broaden access to AI training, while raising concerns about user privacy, hardware wear, and whether paying participants would be economically viable. The source is a single news report on the filing, and the details of the patent itself were not independently verified.
PNC Lets Corporate Clients Accept USDC Without Holding Crypto
According to CryptoSlate, PNC now allows eligible corporate clients to receive dollar deposits through automatic conversion of incoming USDC. The arrangement means businesses can accept stablecoin payments without holding the crypto themselves. The article notes that the broader effects of such arrangements on bank funding remain unmeasured.
Tether Unveils BotPsy, an 800M-Parameter On-Device AI Agent
Decrypt reports that Tether has released BotPsy, an AI assistant with 800 million parameters designed to run locally and handle everyday phone tasks. According to the source, the model outperforms rivals roughly 2.5 times its size at phone-control tasks. The launch is presented as part of Tether's broader expansion into decentralized artificial intelligence.
Bitcoin Bull Score Falls to Zero, Signaling Bearish Trend, CryptoQuant Says
CryptoQuant's Bull Score for Bitcoin has dropped to zero, a reading the analytics firm associates with broad market weakness and a bearish trend. According to the Crypto Briefing report, the signal suggests conditions could remain depressed for an extended period and that investors should remain cautious. The item relies on a single secondary report of CryptoQuant's indicator.
Arkham Traces $63M in Bitget Hack Funds Into CoinJoin Mixing
According to The Defiant, blockchain analytics firm Arkham has traced 847.26 BTC from the Bitget hack into CoinJoin mixing transactions. The firm also reported another 959.29 BTC held in labelled wallets, and recovery efforts are ongoing. The report, citing Arkham's tracing, illustrates how stolen funds are being routed through privacy-focused mixers.
Tariff Refunds Could Cool Inflation, BofA Says, Lifting Bitcoin Outlook
CryptoSlate reports that US Customs and Border Protection had processed $35.46 billion in tariff refunds as of May 11, and that Bank of America sees the refunds as a potential cooling force for inflation. The outlook was framed as a possible macro tailwind for Bitcoin, as traders watch how the refund process affects liquidity and policy expectations. The article is single-source commentary on an analyst view and does not confirm a direct effect on Bitcoin's price.
Bitcoin Quantum Risk Concentrates in Major Exchange Wallets, Glassnode Says
CryptoSlate reports that cryptocurrency exchanges are emerging as the clearest pressure point in Bitcoin's quantum computing risk debate, holding millions of coins whose public keys are exposed. The article attributes the analysis to Glassnode data and explains that Bitcoin keeps public keys hidden until funds are spent, so exposure is tied to wallets that have already signed transactions. The piece frames exchange wallets as the central concern within the broader quantum debate.
Variational Raises $50M to Launch Real-World Asset Perpetual Futures
Peer-to-peer trading startup Variational has raised $50 million in a funding round led by Dragonfly, according to CoinDesk. The company is initially offering perpetual futures on real-world assets including oil, silver, copper and gold. The report frames the raise as backing for bringing traditional commodity exposure into crypto-native perpetual trading markets.
XRP Shark Wallets Grow 5% as Price Nears $1
According to Crypto Briefing, XRP wallets holding large balances, often referred to as shark wallets, increased their holdings by 5% while the token's price approached the $1 level. The publication describes the trend as suggesting strategic accumulation by large holders amid recent price declines. Crypto Briefing notes that such concentration could affect market dynamics, though the report's summary does not detail the on-chain data behind the figures.
UK Urged to Ask Crypto Founders What Would Keep Them in Britain
CryptoSlate columnist argues that Britain should ask crypto founders what would have kept them in the country. The piece cites Praneet Sinha, co-founder of London-based crypto startup Moongate, who said he left Britain over operational and financial efficiency, including the cost of converting crypto fee revenue into fiat to pay salaries and running costs. The article contrasts this with jurisdictions such as Ras Al Khaimah's RAK DAO, which Sinha cited as a more favorable base.
Tavi Costa Says Bitcoin Is Very Undervalued Ahead of Violent Moves
Tavi Costa, founder and CEO of Azuria Capital, told Bitcoin Magazine that Bitcoin looks "very undervalued" as many former supporters are giving up on it. He expects Bitcoin and silver to see "violent moves" as the Federal Reserve's rate-hiking cycle comes to an end. The interview was reported by Patrick Green and presents Costa's personal market view rather than a forecast with stated figures.
Hut 8 Details Shift Toward AI Data Center Leases on Q3 Call
Crypto Briefing reports that Hut 8 outlined a strategic shift toward leasing its data center capacity to AI customers during its third-quarter earnings call. The publication says the pivot could drive long-term revenue growth but carries significant financial risks. The report is based on the company's call commentary as summarized by Crypto Briefing, and no further financial details were included in the source excerpt.
Flare Co-Founder Says XRP Should Not Rely Solely on Ripple
Flare co-founder Hugo Philion has argued that XRP's value and long-term narrative should not depend solely on decisions made by Ripple, pushing back against renewed criticism of the token. The report, published by ZyCrypto, also notes that technical analyst Dark Defender has reaffirmed his earlier $10 XRP price forecast, citing bullish chart structure despite recent price weakness.
Incoming US Congress Seen as More Pro-Crypto by McHenry
Former House Financial Services Committee chair Patrick McHenry said the incoming U.S. Congress is more favorable to cryptocurrency than past sessions, according to Crypto Briefing. The source reports that such a shift could reshape U.S. regulatory frameworks and potentially strengthen market confidence and influence crypto policy globally. The brief is based solely on Crypto Briefing's report and does not include independent confirmation of the remarks.
Coinbase Expands Into Stablecoins, Subscriptions and Prediction Markets
According to Crypto Briefing, Coinbase is broadening its product lineup into stablecoins, subscription offerings and prediction markets while cutting fees. The outlet argues the diversification could increase Ethereum's utility and influence sentiment and the long-term value outlook for the network. The report is a single-source analysis, and the full article's specific figures were not available in the excerpt.
CoinDesk Guide for Advisors Covers Crypto ETP Custody, Fees and Loan Risks
CoinDesk's "Crypto for Advisors" guide outlines what financial advisors should evaluate when assessing crypto exchange-traded products, including custody arrangements, sponsor profiles and fee structures. The piece also covers bitcoin-backed loans, highlighting margin call risks and the trade-offs between selling bitcoin and borrowing against it. The article is an educational resource rather than a report on a new market event.
CFTC Reaches Prediction Market Safeguards Deal With NHL
According to CoinDesk, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission has reached an arrangement with the National Hockey League on safeguards for prediction markets. The agreement follows a similar baseball arrangement, indicating a pattern of the regulator engaging professional sports leagues on the issue. The report provides limited detail on the specific terms of the NHL deal.
Congress Weighs Ban on Crypto Prediction Markets Amid Insider-Trading Concerns
CoinDesk reports that crypto prediction markets are being framed as national security risks, and that Congress is considering a ban on them. Bubblemaps investigators led by Nicolas Vaiman identified 80 bets on Polymarket with a 98% win rate, which Vaiman described as statistically impossible to achieve without privileged information. The findings are cited as evidence supporting calls for restrictions on the platforms.
Why DeFi Keeps Losing Millions to Exploits in 2026
Decrypt reports that decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols continue to suffer significant exploits in 2026, with losses running into the millions. The article gathers expert views on the underlying causes of what it describes as crypto's security crisis, along with proposed remedies. The piece does not provide a single consolidated loss figure in the summary provided.
Ethlabs Prioritizes Quantum-Resistant Ethereum Over Faster Block Times
According to The Defiant, Ethlabs is targeting a quantum- and AI-resistant Ethereum by 2027. The lab has withdrawn Quick Slots from its Hegotá upgrade push and is asking developers to rethink the upgrade's priorities. The report frames the shift as placing security defenses ahead of speed improvements.
BitMine Posts $6.3B Ethereum Loss as ETH Holdings Fall Below Cost
According to CryptoPotato, BitMine's Ethereum holdings cost $19.9 billion but were worth $14.6 billion at fiscal year-end, implying a paper loss of about $6.3 billion. The report frames the loss as a consequence of the company buying ETH during the price decline. The article does not specify the holdings' exact quantity or the valuation date beyond fiscal year-end.
Cash-and-Carry Bitcoin Trade Shows Thin Returns After Financing Costs
CryptoSlate reports that a cash-and-carry strategy, which pairs a Bitcoin purchase with a hedge against price declines, can earn a return without requiring a price rally. In an illustrative calculation, November 10 pricing offered about $119 per BTC before costs, below the roughly $135 needed to finance the position for 17 days. The article's framing suggests the trade may not be profitable under those conditions.
Bitcoin Short-Term Holders Send $3.6B in BTC to Exchanges at Loss
According to Decrypt, Bitcoin short-term holders, meaning recent buyers, have moved about $3.6 billion worth of BTC to exchanges at prices below their purchase costs. The report also notes sharp inflows of recently moved coins to Binance. Selling by recent buyers at a loss is often watched as a signal of short-term market stress.
DeFi Development Corp Tokenizes CHAD Preferred Stock as CHADx on 10 Chains
According to Crypto Briefing, DeFi Development Corp has tokenized its CHAD preferred stock as CHADx across 10 blockchains. The source notes that the tokenization could broaden access to dividends, but cautions that holders may lack ownership rights and face counterparty risk. The report is a brief teaser, and the full terms of the CHADx structure were not included in the excerpt.
Syndicate Labs Shuts Down Amid Wave of Crypto Cutbacks
Decrypt reports that Syndicate Labs has shut down, the latest in a series of crypto and tech closures and cutbacks. The article attributes the wave to weaker demand, tighter funding conditions, and companies pivoting toward AI. The report does not provide further detail on the scale of the closure or the number of affected staff.
CoinFlip Calls Missouri Lawsuit 'Meritless' Over Bitcoin ATM Fraud Claims
Missouri's attorney general has accused Bitcoin ATM operator CoinFlip of knowingly facilitating fraudulent transactions and is seeking restitution for seniors, according to Decrypt. CoinFlip has responded by calling the lawsuit meritless. The case highlights ongoing state-level scrutiny of crypto ATM operators over scams targeting elderly customers.
Sandbox Co-Founder's Wife Reportedly Targeted in Crypto Kidnapping Attempt
Decrypt reports that the wife of a Sandbox co-founder was targeted in an attempted kidnapping, part of a wave of so-called "wrench attacks" against crypto executives and their families. According to the report, France has become a major hotspot for such physical attacks. The story highlights growing personal-security risks facing people visibly associated with digital-asset businesses.
Meta AI Forecasts Possible Ethereum Rally Before 2027 Despite $2,000 Support Test
According to 99Bitcoins, Ethereum (ETH) was trading near $2,050 to $2,070 amid broader market weakness, with investors concerned about a possible loss of the $2,000 level. The outlet reports that a forecast attributed to Meta AI, the AI model associated with Mark Zuckerberg's Meta, describes a highly improbable but possible catalyst that could drive a sharp short-term ETH rally before January 1, 2027. The article presents the prediction as speculative rather than a confirmed market outlook.
ChatGPT Price Forecast Projects Parabolic AVAX Rally by January 2027
99Bitcoins reports that Avalanche (AVAX) trades near $8.50 in mid-November 2026, well below its previous cycle peak. The outlet says a ChatGPT-generated scenario projects a sharp rally for the token by January 1, 2027, contingent on an unlikely catalyst it describes as a New York Stock Exchange-linked event. The piece frames the forecast as an over-the-top bullish scenario rather than an analyst projection.
Binance Hacker's XRP Stockpile Falls as Bitcoin Swaps Drive Sales
CryptoSlate reports that the XRP holdings of a Binance hacker have fallen sharply, driven by conversions into Bitcoin. According to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic's November 10 update, roughly 60 million stolen XRP remains. The article notes that interruptions to swap services are complicating further conversions of the remaining balance.
Ethereum Upgrades Pose Testing Challenges, Sprinter Co-Founder Says
According to Crypto Briefing, the co-founder of Sprinter has warned that Ethereum's complex ecosystem makes it difficult to predict the impact of network upgrades. The article says this complexity risks unforeseen disruptions even when upgrades have passed testnet trials. The report does not provide further detail on specific upgrades or quantitative findings.
CoreWeave Shares Fall 6% Alongside Nvidia Stock Decline
Crypto Briefing reports that shares of CoreWeave dropped 6% as Nvidia's stock declined. The article attributes the sell-off to market concerns over CoreWeave's financial stability, its dependence on Nvidia, and significant debt challenges. CoreWeave's exposure to AI infrastructure and GPU hosting, which also intersects with bitcoin mining, makes its share performance a point of interest for crypto markets.
Katana Plans Revenue-Funded KAT Buybacks, Shortens Unstaking Cooldown
According to The Defiant, Layer 2 network Katana plans to retire its emissions voting mechanism and shorten the unstaking cooldown for KAT stakers on November 17. Revenue-funded buybacks of KAT will begin separately, with full onchain automation to follow. The report describes the changes as a shift in how the network rewards KAT stakers.
Bitcoin Faces $70,000 Test as Stablecoin Supply Contracts $14.2 Billion
According to CryptoSlate, Bitcoin is facing a renewed liquidity squeeze as losses among recent buyers threaten its recovery. The outlet reports that stablecoin supply has contracted by $14.2 billion over the past month, its sharpest decline since June 2022. It also cites a 284,000 BTC drop in Bitcoin's apparent demand, approaching levels last seen during the March 2025 market turmoil.
Bitcoin Magazine Op-Ed Argues Corporations Should Sell Bitcoin
Bitcoin Magazine published an opinion piece by Allard Peng arguing that corporations should sell some of their Bitcoin holdings. The article claims that selling can ultimately allow a company to accumulate more Bitcoin over time, and that the main motivations for selling involve value creation. The piece is presented as commentary rather than reporting on a specific corporate transaction.
Blockchain.com Confidentially Files Draft S-1 for U.S. IPO
Blockchain.com, one of the crypto industry's oldest firms, has confidentially filed a draft Form S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for a planned initial public offering, according to Bitcoin Magazine. The article places the filing within a broader wave of crypto companies pursuing U.S. listings. Confidential submission allows the company to keep its draft registration private during SEC review before any public filing.
Coinbase Adds Perpetual Futures for GRAM, GRASS, QNT and ZRO
According to Crypto Briefing, Coinbase has expanded its derivatives offering with perpetual futures contracts for GRAM, GRASS, QNT, and ZRO. The source states the move could enhance market liquidity and attract a more diverse set of traders. The article is brief and does not provide contract specifications, launch timing, or trading volume data.
AftermathFi Launches Atomic Market and TWAP Orders for Multi-Market Trades
According to Crypto Briefing, decentralized exchange AftermathFi has introduced atomic market and TWAP (time-weighted average price) order types that execute across multiple markets. The source says the features are intended to improve trading precision and risk management, and could attract larger traders and increase on-chain activity. The report is a brief single-source item and does not include detailed execution metrics or volume figures.
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