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November, 2025

  • 7 November

    Global Market Woes Deepen: Asia Stocks, Crypto Fall on Economic Concerns

    Risk-off swept Asia Friday as Wall Street’s AI hangover—Nvidia -5%—spilled over. Nikkei 225 cratered 1.7% (905 pts), Kospi -2.4% (96 pts), Hang Seng -0.9% (241 pts) and Shanghai -0.25% on tepid factory data. Thailand’s SET shed 0.8%. “Tech valuations are frothy—shutdown blackout kills US data, traders hit sell,” said QuantumEdge’s Rhea Tan. MSCI ACWI heads for first weekly drop in …

  • 7 November

    Columbia Study Claims Polymarket Trading Volume Is Inflated by ‘Wash Trades

    Your $100 Trump “Yes” bet? One in four trades on Polymarket may be hot air. Columbia University dropped a bombshell Thursday: 25% of the prediction giant’s three-year volume—$6B+—is pure wash trading, where wallets ping-pong shares to juice stats. Prof Yash Kanoria’s 42-page autopsy (Polygon on-chain data) sliced it: – Sports: 45% fake – Elections: 17% – Politics: 12% – Crypto: …

  • 7 November

    Bitcoin Buyers Go All-In: On-Chain Data Reveals Record Accumulation Trend

    Bitcoin isn’t crashing—it’s loading. Glassnode’s Accumulation Trend Score just flashed 0.98—the loudest “buy” signal since the 2021 bull. Whales (10–10K BTC) vacuumed 44,800 BTC in 30 days ($4.6B), while 2.1 million new retail wallets pushed non-zero addresses to 56.3 million ATH. “Mid-tier whales are the new kings,” tweeted analyst Ali Martinez. “658K BTC added YTD—supply shock incoming.” BlackRock’s IBIT alone …

  • 7 November

    Crypto Market Crash: Why Bitcoin and Altcoins Are Falling on November 7, 2025

    Bitcoin refused to blink Friday, hovering at $101,800 (+0.7%) after U.S. spot ETFs snapped a six-day outflow streak with $240M fresh cash—BlackRock’s IBIT alone +$112M. Total crypto cap: $3.71T, barely budged. “Outflows are over—rotation back to BTC,” tweeted Bitwise CIO Matt Hougan as Fidelity (+$62M) and Ark (+$60M) piled in. Glassnode data shows whale accumulation at 7-week highs; miners hold …

  • 6 November

    Robinhood Stays Cautious on Digital Asset Treasuries — Steering Clear of the Hype

    Robinhood CFO Jason Warnick doubled down on crypto abstinence yesterday, telling Bloomberg TV the firm has zero plans to park corporate cash in Bitcoin or tokenized treasuries—despite rivals stacking sats like it’s 2021. “We’re not MicroStrategy,” Warnick quipped. “Our treasury is for liquidity and buybacks, not moonshots.” Robinhood’s $9.2 bn cash pile stays 100% in short-dated T-bills and money-market funds, …

  • 6 November

    Coinbase to US Treasury: Don’t Let GENIUS Act Stifle Crypto Innovation

    Coinbase dropped a 38-page bombshell on the U.S. Treasury yesterday, demanding the GENIUS Act be rewritten before it “accidentally bans the next Google.” Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal told reporters outside Treasury: “One vague sentence could force every DeFi dev to register as a bank. That’s not safety—that’s exile.” The Guardrails for Emerging New Innovations in U.S. Systems Act, introduced …

  • 6 November

    Australia Joins Global Crackdown on Lazarus Group Linked to $1.9B Crypto Attacks

    Foreign Minister Penny Wong today slapped magnitsky-style sanctions on three Lazarus Group hackers and two front companies, freezing any Australian-held crypto wallets tied to North Korea’s record $1.92 billion digital theft spree. The sanctioned trio — Park Jin-hyok, Jon Chang-hyok and Kim Il — masterminded the 2022 Ronin bridge ($625M), 2023 CoinsPaid ($37M) and July’s WazirX ($235M) raids, Chainalysis confirmed. …

  • 6 November

    Bitcoin Rises With Global Stocks as Asia Markets Cheer Positive US Economic Data

    Bitcoin surged 2.8% to $101,480 in Asian hours Thursday, riding a wave of risk-on sentiment after U.S. indicators reinforced bets on a Federal Reserve “soft landing.” The ISM Manufacturing PMI beat forecasts at 48.5, while October non-farm payrolls—released late Wednesday—added 180K jobs against 150K expected, with unemployment steady at 4.1%. Wage growth cooled to 3.8% YoY, easing inflation fears and …

  • 6 November

    Ethereum Whales Go on $1.37B Buying Spree — 400K ETH Scooped Up in Just 3 Days

    Ethereum’s mega-investors just executed the fastest whale raid of 2025, vacuuming 400,100 ETH worth $1.37 billion between November 3–5, on-chain sleuths at Lookonchain and Nansen confirm. The top 100 non-exchange wallets added a net 142,300 ETH on Monday alone, followed by 138,700 on Tuesday and 118,900 yesterday—pushing their collective holdings to 23.4 million ETH ($80 bn). At an average fill …

  • 6 November

    Bank of England to Roll Out Stablecoin Rules, Matching US Crypto Momentum

    The Bank of England will publish final stablecoin regulations before Christmas 2025, creating a sandbox-to-permanent licence pathway that mirrors America’s fast-tracking of dollar-pegged tokens. Governor Andrew Bailey confirmed the regime in a Mansion House speech last month, pledging “same risk, same regulatory outcome” for payments using fiat-backed digital coins. Issuers must hold 100% high-quality liquid reserves—cash or short-dated gilts—at the …