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Bitcoin miners disclose AI data centre cost risks as Cipher absorbs $359m overrun
Cipher said it will bear the first $359m of cost overruns at its Barber Lake project beyond the original budget under revised lease terms, while Riot expects about 70% of its Rockdale budget to sit under guaranteed maximum price contracts. Core Scientific said tariffs have raised some equipment and material costs.
Fed's Williams says inflation is too high and has lasted too long
Federal Reserve official Williams said the labour market is unusually stable and solid, that inflation is too high and has persisted too long, and that the US economy is strikingly resilient, speaking before non-farm payrolls data.
GOPAX says threatening email prompted service pause as Bithumb, Coinone and DigitalX flag…
GOPAX has temporarily halted deposits, withdrawals and trading to protect user assets after receiving an email threatening that the exchange would be hacked, and says no hack or hacking attempt has occurred. Bithumb, Coinone and DigitalX, formerly Korbit, urged caution over withdrawals to GOPAX.
Darkfost says Bitcoin realised losses top $2bn over past three days
Crypto analyst Darkfost says Bitcoin investors realised more than $2bn of losses over the past three days, at roughly $657m-$703m a day, with net realised profit and loss at -$191m for the week. Losses are approaching early-August levels as Bitcoin fell back below $80,000, he says.
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- Darkfost says easing BTC selling pressure may point to a bottom
- CryptoQuant's Darkfost says Bitcoin sellers are tiring but demand is still missing
- Darkfost says short-term holder BTC exchange inflows stay limited despite dip below $80,000
MANTRA puts recovery plan for funds hit by 20 Aug security incident to governance vote
MANTRA has submitted Governance Proposal 40, setting out follow-up steps to recover and manage funds affected by a security incident on 20 Aug. Community members can review the proposal and follow the vote.
Kaia asks existing stakers to migrate ahead of permissionless shift
Kaia has told existing stakers to migrate ahead of its move to a permissionless model, with withdrawal requests opening on 17 Nov.
Nigeria's central bank says virtual asset rules take effect on a later date
Nigeria's central bank has published a framework for non-securities virtual assets covering stablecoin issuance, exchange, custody, transfers and settlement. Foreign currency-pegged issuers must hold at least 15bn naira in paid-in capital and naira-pegged issuers 10bn naira, with an effective date to be set later.
Goldman Sachs data shows tech-focused hedge funds losing over 4% in a day as AI trades reverse
A sell-off in global tech stocks has hit hedge funds as AI-linked trades reverse, with Goldman Sachs data showing tech-focused long-short equity funds losing more than 4% in a day and their year-to-date returns falling to near zero from 24% in June.
Morgan Stanley moves nearly 9,300 SOL to Coinbase in two days
Arkham data shows Morgan Stanley's Solana ETF, MSOL, transferred 9,297 SOL to Coinbase over two days, suspected selling, and it still holds about 510,000 SOL worth $45.8m. Its Bitcoin ETF, MSBT, bought 43 BTC for $3.41m, bringing its Bitcoin holdings to 10,893 BTC.
Nigeria's central bank sets 15bn naira capital floor for foreign stablecoin issuers
The Central Bank of Nigeria's regulations for non-security virtual asset operations require foreign currency stablecoin issuers to hold at least 15bn naira in paid-in capital and P2P trades to verify BVN. The CBN will oversee non-security virtual assets and stablecoins used for payments, settlement and remittances, while the SEC keeps oversight of securities.
IMPBinance says latest proof of reserves shows user assets backed 1:1
Binance says the zero-knowledge proof for its latest proof of reserves is live, letting users verify that their balances are backed at least 1:1. On 4 November it said 98% of assets from a security incident had been covered and that it bears the losses rather than users.
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- Binance hacker reportedly stole $2.5bn in one transaction for about $15 in fees
- Binance says more asset withdrawals will resume in batches from 6 Nov
- Binance says it will reopen withdrawals for more assets from 04:00 UTC on 6 November
He Yi replies to Musk meme with Matrix pill post as GM token passes $7m
He Yi quoted a CZ-related meme posted by Elon Musk on X and asked which coloured pill people would choose, echoing The Matrix. GMGN data shows the related GM (GREEN MORNING) meme coin's market value has passed $7m.
Bitcoin rises above $76,000, down 0.05% on the day
Bitcoin broke above $76,000 and was trading at $76,003.60, down 0.05% intraday, according to OKX market data.
OSL Group and Reap team up to widen stablecoin payments use
OSL Group has partnered with fintech platform Reap to broaden stablecoin payments, combining OSL's stablecoin infrastructure and liquidity with Reap's issuance and cross-border technology. The firms also plan to explore AI agent payments.
George Noble says Nvidia is repeating Cisco's dot-com trap
George Noble, a former Fidelity investment fund manager, says Nvidia is heading down the same path as Cisco in the dot-com bust by backing customers who buy its AI hardware. He says Nvidia's roughly 8% weight in the S&P 500 is twice Cisco's share at the 2000 peak.
Hyperliquid Strategies subsidiary applies for FCM registration to bring perpetuals to US
Hyperliquid Strategies said a subsidiary has applied to become a futures commission merchant to bring Hyperliquid-based perpetual markets to the US, subject to regulatory approval. The subsidiary would handle US client accounts for permissioned markets under the HIP-3 framework; ICE announced a similar Hyperliquid deal with Trade[XYZ] on 29 Oct.
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- Hyperliquid Strategies says subsidiary files with CFTC for FCM registration
- Hyperliquid's Jeff Yan says HIP-3 partners should handle US KYC
- Hyperliquid's Jeff Yan says US entry hinges on compliance of operating entity
Analyst nooman says FOMO and Pump.fun perpetual traders surge
On-chain analyst nooman said meme coin platforms are shifting towards perpetual futures, with FOMO's perps drawing nearly 4,000 daily active traders and $334m in volume. Pump.fun's perps saw nearly 1,200 daily active traders, a record, and $25.3m in volume.
nooman says perpetual futures activity surges at FOMO and Pump.fun
On-chain analyst nooman said FOMO's perpetual futures drew nearly 4,000 daily active traders and $334m in single-day volume, while Pump.fun's reached almost 1,200 traders, a record, on $25.3m of volume.
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