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Study finds Bitcoin fell within 30 days in all seven Fed restart-hike cases
Since 2016, Bitcoin fell within 30 days in all seven historical cases where the Federal Reserve resumed raising rates after a pause, with a median decline of 2.4%, a study found. It noted 2018 as a close parallel, when Bitcoin fell 42% between the US midterms and the December rate rise, while cautioning the sample is only seven cases.
Fidelity's Timmer says he prefers Bitcoin to gold for now
Jurrien Timmer, director of global macro at Fidelity, said he prefers Bitcoin to gold, noting that Bitcoin's price is holding up relatively well even as both assets face selling pressure.
METR says Anthropic's models are improving about twice as fast as a year ago
AI safety research group METR, after an 11-week review of Anthropic, said the company's models are advancing about twice as fast as a year ago, with the past year's progress matching roughly two prior years. METR attributed most of the acceleration to AI, mainly assisting human researchers rather than working autonomously.
Kakao holds up after cancelling $108m share buyback as target prices are halved
Kakao withstood a market rout after cancelling a $108m share buyback, while target prices for the stock were halved.
APP rises 11.1% in 24 hours to $387.4
APP gained 11.1% over 24 hours and was trading at $387.4, according to MSX.COM data.
US spot XRP ETFs record no net inflows this week
US spot XRP ETFs had no net inflows on any day this week, with Canary Capital's XRPC the only product to move, posting a $529,500 net outflow on 2 Nov. All spot XRP ETFs then saw zero net flows from 3 to 6 Nov.
US Treasury sanctions eight Canadian firms over Iran links, offers $20m reward
The US Treasury sanctioned eight Canadian money services companies accused of dealing with sanctioned Iranian entities and converting currencies such as the rial into digital assets, in coordination with Canada's FINTRAC. The Rewards for Justice programme offers up to $20m for information on Iran's nuclear programme.
CryptoQuant's Darkfost says altcoin market cap has shed $200bn
CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost says altcoin market capitalisation has shrunk by about $200bn, with roughly 70% of tokens on Binance below their 200-day moving average. Altcoins excluding Bitcoin and stablecoins had added $320bn from mid-August to end-September before the pullback erased most of those gains.
ZachXBT says Ansem keeps promoting micro-cap and celebrity tokens
On-chain investigator ZachXBT says he has repeatedly criticised Ansem for promoting micro-cap and celebrity tokens, adding that gamblers have again lent him credibility and provided exit liquidity.
Arkham analyst says dormant whale resumes buying with 3,009 Bitcoin
Arkham analyst Emmett Gallic says a whale that had been dormant for more than a year bought 3,009 Bitcoin. The same whale bought 50,000 Bitcoin at an average of $20,000 in late 2022 and sold gradually from 2024 to early 2025, making $2bn in profit.
Injective says Canary INJ ETF offers exposure and staking rewards
Injective says the US-listed Canary INJ ETF, ticker INJC, gives investment exposure to INJ and a chance to earn staking rewards, though it is not registered under the Investment Company Act of 1940 and so lacks that law's protections. Injective says holding INJC is not a direct investment in INJ and carries high risk and volatility.
Utkarsh Ahuja says Bitcoin rebound is fragile but sees $120,000-$150,000 by end-2027
Utkarsh Ahuja of Moon Pursuit Capital said Bitcoin's post-midterm rebound was a fragile relief rally, with the coin briefly reclaiming $80,000 on Wednesday before falling to around $75,000 on Thursday. He remains constructive long term, seeing $120,000-$150,000 by the end of 2027 if liquidity and institutional demand improve.
Bitcoin slips below $76,000, up 0.17% on the day
Bitcoin dropped below $76,000 and was trading at $75,990.20, up 0.17% over the day, according to OKX market data.
SEC filings show AI executives sold $7.4bn before Nasdaq slump
Executives at nine leading US-listed AI companies sold a combined $7.4bn of shares between May and October while prices neared record highs, based on 282 SEC Form 4 filings. The Nasdaq AI index has since fallen 16% in November.
Whale pulls 13,080 ETH from Binance in six days, Onchain Lens says
A whale withdrew another 3,300 ETH, worth about $7.42m, from Binance, bringing six-day withdrawals to 13,080 ETH, worth about $30m, according to Onchain Lens.
Wintermute says Hyperliquid profit reaches $222m with $126m open positions
Wintermute's address on Hyperliquid has made $222m in cumulative profit and holds $126m in open positions, of which $116m is short, Onchain Lens data shows. Its largest shorts are ETH at $26.2m, BTC at $19.8m, HYPE at $15.2m and SOL at $12.7m.
Polymarket user says Vanderbilt researchers flag Ricketts bet before poll
Vanderbilt researchers found a Polymarket user staked nearly $200,000 on 31 October that Nebraska senator Pete Ricketts would win re-election, then profited over $77,000 after a New York Times/Siena poll showed him leading. Polymarket says it is investigating; Kalshi declined to comment.
DeepSeek web and API services restored after 45-minute outage
DeepSeek's web and API services were disrupted for 45 minutes on 7 November, from 15:11 to 15:56, with users seeing a "server temporarily unavailable" message. The company's status page says the issue has been resolved.
Democrats to scrutinise Nvidia AI chip exports after retaking Congress
With Democrats set to control both chambers from 3 January, new committee leaders plan to question Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on whether enough is being done to stop AI chips reaching China and other US rivals.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says he backs tokenising the company's stock
Brian Armstrong, Coinbase's CEO, said he supports tokenising the company's shares because he wants more people to be able to own them, arguing that turning away a potential new group of shareholders would not be smart business.
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