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BTCS delivered transformative Q3 2025 results with $4.94M revenue and $65.59M net income, driven by aggressive Ethereum accumulation strategy.
BlackRock’s BUIDL Fund moves to BNB Chain, providing institutions with tokenized dollar yield and new collateral options on Binance.
Zashi Wallet will launch shielded ZEC purchases powered by NEAR Intents next week, allowing fully private swaps as Zcash rallies 16.55% while other cryptos crash.
The rcUSD+ token maintains a 1:1 USD peg while generating returns from real-world assets including money market funds and structured notes.
Dogecoin is navigating what many analysts consider its most challenging quarter in years, as the meme coin struggles to maintain strength above the crucial $0.17 support zone.
Michael Saylor has debunked rumors that Strategy is selling its Bitcoin holdings while reaffirming the company is buying more.
The UAE has not banned Bitcoin. Authorities clarified that crypto businesses must be licensed, but residents can still buy, hold, and trade Bitcoin freely.
PUMP is trading above the key support, while Arthur Cheong publicly questioning why the token continues to lag despite the project’s significant buybacks.
Canary Capital’s XRP ETF has recorded $58 million in day-one trading volume, outperforming Bitwise Solana Staking ETF (BSOL).
Bitcoin ETFs recorded their second‑largest outflow in history, with $870 million exiting on a single day, driving BTC down to $96K.
Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest scooped up shares of Circle Internet Group, BitMine Immersion Technologies, and Bullish across three ETFs.
Bitfarms will wind down BTC mining by 2027 and pivot to AI/HPC, starting with a GB300-ready Washington site.
Pavel Durov, Telegram’s founder, can now leave France freely after authorities removed travel restrictions imposed since his August 2024 arrest.
Bitcoin fell below $100,000 to $98,377 on Nov. 13, triggering $657.88 million in cryptocurrency liquidations. Long positions accounted for $533.57 million of the forced closures.
The DYDX governance community approved redirecting 75% of protocol revenue to token buybacks starting November 13, 2025, tripling the previous allocation to address price weakness.