Market-moving crypto headlines from the last 24 hours.
With the Nasdaq down 5.5%, AI-trade pressure is reaching Bitcoin miners, leveraged crypto positions and spot ETF flows in the same selloff.
Bitget’s Thai market entry now faces two unresolved regulatory risks: a criminal complaint over unlicensed trading and an acquisition still awaiting approval.
The upside surprise and 3.1% wage growth strengthen the case for a December hike, while CPI, PPI and equity stability remain key inputs.
Bitcoin's muted response to a chip-led equity rebound shows that rising rates, not a broad risk-off collapse, are the dominant pressure on crypto.
The return of a dormant wallet points to renewed large-holder conviction, but sustained follow-through is needed before treating the purchase as a broader demand trend.
Seven-day outflows across both major ETF complexes show redemption pressure is persistent rather than confined to a single session.
The investigation brings crypto advertising in Shanghai under scrutiny in a market where authorities have imposed broad restrictions on cryptocurrency activity.
The suspension restricts customers' ability to move assets off the South Korean crypto exchange.
Altcoin Daily estimates that crypto lost $140 billion in market value as chip and AI shares led a broader equity decline.
Sports and crypto contracts drove substantial trading, while political volume rose ahead of the November 3 US midterms.
The PBOC says the campaign breached a February 2026 notice and is targeting domestic crypto businesses and local affiliates of overseas platforms.
The withdrawals reversed a brief recovery as a Wall Street rout wiped out crypto's post-midterm gains and Bitcoin fell below $76,000.
A tech-led stock selloff spilled into crypto, triggering $1.26 billion in leveraged liquidations and deepening weekly ETF redemptions.
Hong Kong offers another route to Bitcoin exposure, but its spot ETFs have also recorded withdrawals.
Fidelity's FBTC and BlackRock's ETHA led withdrawals in their respective U.S. spot ETF categories on Nov. 5.
A sell-off in AI and technology stocks hit crypto markets, while the Fear & Greed Index registered 28, indicating fear.
The longtime crypto critic could gain broader financial oversight and subpoena powers, with prediction markets and consumer protection among her possible priorities.
CEO Paolo Ardoino said Tether built its mining operation with partners and open-sourced its mining framework.
The blockchain analytics firm suspended monitoring and login services and ordered password resets after expanding its account of the incident.
The incoming majority plans to scrutinize World Liberty Financial and Donald Trump's pardon of Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao.
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