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- Bitcoin's onchain inflows pushed realized cap above $1.1T, but ETF outflows and Fed uncertainty hinder recovery. - October saw $19B crypto crash, with ETFs like Fidelity's FBTC recording $164M outflows amid rate cut fears. - Miners expand operations with $314M ASIC purchases, signaling long-term bullishness despite short-term volatility. - Analysts remain cautiously optimistic about Bitcoin's future if ETF demand resumes and macroeconomic stability returns.
Ethereum stablecoins total US$183 billion amid falling ETH prices below US$4,000, while investors track institutional flows and on-chain metrics, weighing the potential for renewed momentum and the token’s macro reserve narrative.
The global war for specialized financial talent has intensified, with major Japanese banks now actively recruiting PhDs and high-level management professionals to drive their digital transformation. This strategic shift in traditional finance (TradFi) mirrors—and accelerates—a parallel trend in the global FinTech and crypto sectors, where hiring has pivoted sharply toward engineers with deep expertise in
- Michael Saylor and Tom Lee drive Ethereum's institutional adoption, with BitMine holding 3.34M ETH ($13.2B) as the largest treasury. - BitMine's $113M ETH purchase via Galaxy Digital aims to reach 5% of Ethereum's supply, following a $29.28M buy in November. - Saylor's Strategy Inc. (MSTR) holds 640,808 BTC ($23.2B gains) and predicts $150K Bitcoin by 2025 amid regulatory progress. - Despite 13% Ethereum price drop in October, institutional confidence persists through OTC buying strategies and treasury m
- Zcash (ZEC) surges 400% amid ECC's Q4 2025 roadmap, surpassing Monero in market cap. - Privacy upgrades like Orchard protocol and P2SH multisig aim to enhance shielded transactions (27.5% of supply). - Institutional adoption (Grayscale's $85M ZEC fund) and infrastructure improvements drive demand for censorship-resistant assets. - Technical indicators suggest $500 potential if $380–$400 resistance breaks, but regulatory risks and Monero's darknet dominance persist. - ECC's "viewing keys" strategy seeks r
Bitcoin dropped 1.72% last week, failing to rally on the US-China trade truce. Fed uncertainty, following Powell's hint of a rate pause, is now the primary market driver.
- Bitcoin fell below $110,000 amid intensified selling by long-term holders (LTHs), marking its largest monthly drawdown since July 2025. - Whale activity, including Owen Gunden's $290M BTC transfer and $471M ETF outflows, highlights profit-taking after a 128-day $100k+ streak. - Institutional confidence remains strong as mega whales accumulated $5.7B in October, contrasting with bearish on-chain metrics like STH-NUPL. - Market uncertainty persists ahead of the Fed's policy decision, with $110k as a critic
- XRP analysts split on 2026 price targets, with some predicting $5+ while others favor Noomez ($NNZ) as a stronger performer. - Bullish signals include rising whale accumulation, a $2.53 current price, and potential spot ETF approvals boosting institutional demand. - Institutional moves like Ripple's $1.25B Hidden Road acquisition and Evernorth's $1B XRP buy plan highlight XRP's cross-border payment utility. - Short-term volatility persists amid Fed uncertainty and $17.4M long liquidations, while ETF appr
- 23:41Overview of Major Overnight Developments on November 67:00 (UTC+8) - 12:00 (UTC+8) Keywords: ADP, Ripple, Solana Company, CMT Digital 1. The probability of a 25 basis point rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December is 62.5%; 2. US October ADP employment increased by 42,000, higher than expected; 3. Solana Company has approved the launch of a $100 million stock buyback plan; 4. Digital asset venture capital CMT Digital's fund has completed a $136 million fundraising; 5. Ripple has completed $500 million in financing, led by Fortress and Citadel Securities; 6. Digital asset infrastructure company OFA Group has completed $50 million in private equity financing; 7. Balancer released a preliminary report on a vulnerability attack incident: it was caused by an error in the rounding logic of batch swap transactions being exploited.
- 23:16Tuttle submits a series of single-stock Crypto Blast ETF applicationsJinse Finance reported that Eric Balchunas, Senior ETF Analyst at Bloomberg, posted that Tuttle has just filed a series of single-stock Crypto Blast ETF applications. As I understand it, these ETFs will use a bear call spread strategy on the underlying stocks, while investing the unutilized margin cash into cryptocurrency ETFs tracking bitcoin (BTC), ethereum (ETH), and solana (SOL), thereby achieving an "explosive" (return effect).
- 23:02Citi and DTCC: Tokenized collateral technology is mature, regulatory lag is the main obstacleJinse Finance reported that at the SmartCon conference in New York, executives from Citi, the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), and Taurus stated that cross-asset tokenized collateral has already been tested and implemented in many regions globally, but regulatory frameworks have yet to keep pace with technological advancements. Ryan Rugg, Head of Digital Assets at Citi, pointed out that their "Citi Token Services" system is now live, supporting real transactions such as supply chain payments and capital markets settlements, with transaction volumes reaching several billions of dollars. However, due to the lack of unified legal standards across jurisdictions, global expansion has been slow. Nadine Chakar, Head of Digital Assets at DTCC, stated that the recent "Great Collateral Experiment" validated that tokenized government bonds, stocks, and money market funds can be used as collateral across time zones, but the real bottleneck lies in legal enforceability and market trust, rather than the technology itself. Lamine Brahimi, Co-founder of Taurus, called on the United States to follow Switzerland's example and establish a nationwide unified legal and technical framework for tokenized assets, otherwise the financial system will face fragmentation and compliance risks.