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Bitcoin news as it breaks: BTC price moves, ETF flows, treasury buying and network updates, rewritten by AI in our own words, credited and linked.

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  1. Mon 2 Nov

  2. Santiment says crypto sentiment has weakened as fear rises

    Santiment says sentiment on Bitcoin, Ethereum and XRP has weakened for about two months, with fear widening after the Binance hack. It reported 0.69 bullish views per bearish view for Bitcoin and 0.61 for XRP, and said past cycles have sometimes produced contrarian openings after extreme deterioration.

    BitcoinCoinNessAIBearish

  3. Mercado Bitcoin says over $46m moved from its wallets in security incident

    Brazil's Mercado Bitcoin said a security incident led to more than $46m in crypto being moved from its wallets, and funds kept moving from linked addresses after it paused deposits and withdrawals. Tether and Circle had frozen about $6.2m of the funds by 16:42 UTC; a spokesperson said customers suffered no losses and no data leaked.

    BitcoinOdailyAIBearish

  4. Super League adds eight BTC to reach 15 BTC in total

    Super League (SLE), the US Bitcoin asset management subsidiary of Metaplanet, has bought eight more BTC, lifting its holdings to 15 BTC, BitcoinTreasuries data shows.

    BitcoinCoinNessAIBullish

  5. Crypto futures liquidations hit $176m over 24 hours, CoinGlass says

    CoinGlass data show $176m of crypto futures were liquidated across the market in the past 24 hours, including $95.3m in longs and $80.8m in shorts. Bitcoin accounted for $41.2m and ether for $37.6m, with the largest single liquidation, worth $4.01m, on a HYPERLIQUID-BTC-USD contract.

    BitcoinPANewsAIBearish

  6. Glassnode says loss-taking persists after Bitcoin falls below $80,000

    Glassnode said Bitcoin posted its longest streak of daily net realised losses since mid-August last week, and that holding above $75,000 could fit a bottoming pattern seen in August and September, though this does not necessarily imply a rebound.

    BitcoinCoinNessAIBearish

  7. Mercado Bitcoin confirms security incident and pauses deposits and withdrawals

    Brazilian crypto exchange Mercado Bitcoin confirmed a security incident and temporarily suspended deposits and withdrawals, saying customer assets were unaffected. Hypernative had flagged suspicious transfers of more than $40m across several blockchains, which local media linked to the incident.

    BitcoinChainCatcherAIBearish

  8. Morgan Stanley cuts Coinbase to underweight and lowers target to $120

    Morgan Stanley analyst Michael Cyprys downgraded Coinbase to underweight from equal weight and cut his price target to $120 from $258, citing slower trading, weak revenue prospects and uncertainty after the Binance hack. He expects fourth-quarter transaction revenue about 11% below market expectations; Coinbase closed at $143.54 on 1 Nov.

    BitcoinCoinNessAIBearish

  9. Strive says it bought 124 Bitcoin at average of about $80,526

    Strive bought 124 Bitcoin between 24 and 30 October 2026 at an average price of about $80,526 including fees, taking its holdings to 43,124 Bitcoin as of 30 October. Cash and equivalents stood at $490m, down $14m from 23 October, alongside 505,000 Strategy STRC preferred shares worth about $50.1m.

    BitcoinChainCatcherAIBullish

  10. IOSG Ventures weighs Bitcoin's midterm election effect against halving cycle

    IOSG Ventures says Bitcoin rose a year after each of the three complete US midterm cycles it has seen, but fell in the weeks after each vote. It questions how much the history applies to 2026, with this year's pre-election drawdown smaller than the median.

    BitcoinChainCatcherAINeutral

  11. Traders price short-lived Bitcoin volatility around US midterm elections

    Crypto traders expect the US midterm elections to bring short-term volatility rather than sustained turbulence, with Bitcoin options expiring on 4 November showing implied volatility of about 43.5% against roughly 36% for later contracts. Laevitas says demand for downside protection may fade quickly once the vote is over.

    BitcoinOdailyAINeutral

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