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The crypto market has suffered its first red October since 2018, wiping out nearly all of 2025’s gains after a $19 billion liquidation crash.
Japan’s FSA is mulling the idea of tightening rules surrounding crypto lending, a move designed to protect investors in the region.
On-chain analysis confirms that Paradigm is the largest holder of HYPE, controlling over 19 million tokens worth $763 million.
ZKsync (ZK) has become the top-performing crypto token in the past week, currently sitting around $0.07.
Zcash is facing both love and hate, at the same time, from crypto analysts who acknowledge its progress over the past few days.
The Internet Computer (ICP) has overtaken Bittensor (TAO) to become the world’s top-ranked AI blockchain, currently trading at $8.56.
Bitcoin clings to the $100K level after six days of ETF outflows end with $240 million in net inflows.
Let’s explore the latest crypto market updates today, on Nov. 7.
Google now displays real-time prediction market probabilities from Polymarket and Kalshi in search results, making crowd-sourced financial forecasts accessible to billions of daily users.
Base raised its gas limit to 125 million gas per second, advancing toward its 150 Mgas/s target by 2025 end. The upgrade follows migration to the more efficient Reth client software.
Solmate Infrastructure launched the UAE’s first bare-metal Solana validator, minting blocks at zero commission as institutional demand surges with ETFs posting $294M in inflows.
Dogecoin (DOGE) climbed over 1% to hold above the $0.157 level after a 13% price drop over the past week.
Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood lowered her Bitcoin forecast to $1.2 million per coin by 2030, attributing the adjustment to stablecoins’ rapid expansion in payments and savings.
Bitcoin.com partners with Concordium to offer identity verification and payment services to over 75 million wallet users, using zero-knowledge proofs for privacy.
JPMorgan projects Bitcoin could reach $170,000 within 12 months, driven by favorable volatility metrics versus gold and stabilizing futures markets post-October liquidations.