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- Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP fell in early November amid waning demand, ETF outflows ($799M for Bitcoin), and $2.6B in exchange withdrawals linked to whale activity. - Technical indicators showed bearish signals: Bitcoin below key EMAs, Ethereum near $3,700 support, and XRP's open interest declining as pressure mounted. - Despite short-term selloffs, Ethereum ETFs saw $9.6B Q3 inflows, while structural bulls controlled 68.6% of Bitcoin supply, hinting at potential accumulation phases. - Macroeconomic risks
- Alex Chen’s Teleskope secures $25M to develop AI-driven cybersecurity tools, targeting advanced threats with real-time data analysis. - The global threat intelligence market, projected to hit $22.97B by 2030, sees investor confidence in AI solutions, with Sequoia and Andreessen backing Teleskope. - Rising AI-powered threat detection adoption, like Inversion6’s MDR platform, highlights the sector’s competitive landscape and cross-industry AI growth. - Skeptics warn of an "AI bubble," citing overvaluation
- Freshpet's Q3 2025 net sales surged 14% to $288.8M, driven by volume gains and price/mix adjustments, surpassing expectations. - The company achieved positive free cash flow early and revised 2025 guidance to $190-195M adjusted EBITDA with reduced capex. - Legal risks emerged as Rosen Law Firm launched a securities class action alleging misleading disclosures after a 6.36% stock drop. - Analysts remain cautiously optimistic with a "buy" rating and $70 median price target, despite recent 6.7% monthly shar
- IREN secured a $9.7B GPU cloud contract with Microsoft, including 20% upfront prepayment, to deploy NVIDIA GB300s over five years. - The deal involves $5.8B in GPU procurement from Dell, with Texas data center deployment starting in 2026 using liquid-cooled infrastructure. - IREN's stock surged 22% pre-market, but faces analyst skepticism over valuation risks and insider sales of 2M shares by co-CEOs. - Institutional investors showed mixed positions, while analysts warned about liquidity strains from pre
- JPMorgan tokenized a private-equity fund via Kinexys, accelerating institutional adoption of blockchain-based real-world assets (RWAs) and fractional ownership. - DeepSnitch AI (DSNT) and BullZilla (BZIL) gained traction with AI-driven tools and deflationary models, blending utility with meme-driven speculation. - Bonk (BONK) and Official Trump (TRUMP) surged amid whale activity and political volatility, highlighting meme coins' enduring retail appeal. - Yuga Labs' Koda Nexus metaverse expanded NFT utili
- UAE telecom du launched Cloud Miner, the nation's first regulated Mining as a Service (MaaS) platform, enabling residents to mine Bitcoin without hardware or technical expertise. - The subscription-based service, operating via 24-month contracts and online auctions, leverages du's infrastructure while enforcing KYC/AML compliance through UAE Pass verification. - By eliminating high electricity costs and hardware management, Cloud Miner aligns with UAE's digital finance strategy to expand blockchain adopt
- Dogecoin fell below $0.18 as whale selloffs and institutional offloading intensified, triggering bearish momentum. - On-chain data showed 440M DOGE liquidated by mid-tier holders, with technical indicators like death crosses confirming downward pressure. - Analysts warn $0.18 support failure could drive prices toward $0.07, while top-tier holders increased supply share to 19.46% amid selloff. - Upcoming $17.8M DOGE unlocks and Fed policy trajectory may influence volatility, with traders treating rallies
- Litecoin (LTC) shows bullish signals as Bollinger Band Width hits record lows, with Tony Severino highlighting a "Hammer" candle above the band for a positive bias. - Technical indicators suggest a potential 30% rally to $137 if LTC breaks $105, supported by $4.08M in exchange outflows and skewed derivatives activity favoring long positions. - Analysts project ambitious targets ($300–$2,000) citing consolidation and MWEB upgrades, though warnings of short-term $30 pullbacks and mixed price action ($94, -
- SoFi Technologies, a fintech leader, reported $2.34B revenue in 2024 (up from 2021) but faces ongoing net losses (-$113.3M) amid expansion into AI ETFs and blockchain services. - Mono Protocol's $2.83M presale targets 1,011% returns, leveraging WalletConnect and Chainlink partnerships to compete in Web3 infrastructure. - Solana attracts 81% staked SOL (7% yield) and $417M ETF inflows, outpacing Ethereum in institutional adoption despite Ethereum's $12B real-world asset lead. - Regulatory uncertainty pers
- Balancer's $110M DeFi pool exploit drained $128M across multiple chains, triggering market panic and BAL token crashes. - Forks like Beets Finance and Berachain halted operations, while PeckShield linked the breach to admin key flaws or shared contract vulnerabilities. - BTC/ETH/SOL prices fell as traders de-risked, with BAL facing bearish technical outlooks and potential $0.80 support levels. - 2025 DeFi losses now exceed $2.8B, exposing systemic security gaps as regulators and institutions scrutinize s
- 09:11Swedbank AB disclosed holding 79,000 shares of Strategy, valued at approximately $20 million.According to ChainCatcher, citing BitcoinTreasuries.NET, Swedish bank Swedbank AB, which manages assets worth $32.5 billions, has disclosed holding 79,144 shares of MSTR, valued at approximately $20 million.
- 09:09Swedbank holds 79,144 shares of Strategy stock worth $20 millionJinse Finance reported, citing market sources: According to the latest report from Sweden's Swedbank AB, which manages assets worth $325 billion, the bank holds 79,144 shares of a certain exchange company, corresponding to a market value of $20 million.
- 08:57Hong Kong-listed company Moon has been listed on the US OTCQX market, focusing on bitcoin consumer products.ChainCatcher News, Hong Kong-listed company Moon Inc. (HKEX code: 1723) announced that its shares have been listed on the OTCQX Best Market, opening trading to U.S. retail and institutional investors. This upgrade aims to enhance accessibility for U.S. investors to this Hong Kong-listed company and supports its strategic transformation towards bitcoin consumer products. This OTCQX listing is regarded as part of its international growth strategy, while further promoting the development of the bitcoin ecosystem in Hong Kong and the Asian region. Key future milestones include license and partnership launches in Thailand and South Korea, as well as updates on active user data for bitcoin loading points. The company plans to integrate bitcoin loading functionality into its traditional prepaid distribution network, aiming to distribute bitcoin through cash top-up channels.